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In July, a female adult cat named Taiga was surrendered by her owners to the Winchester SPCA because they could not house her pending a relocation. Interestingly enough, SPCA caretaker Deborah Brennan stated Taiga was actually adopted from the shelter before and returned last April.
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Initially, the black and white domestic shorthair was rescued by the Community Cat Alliance (CCA) in the Winchester area. Deborah explained that when people adopt animals from the shelter, per the SPCA's contract, "if someone cannot take care of their animal, they can bring them back," which mitigates a cat's return to an unsafe situation.
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Although it's unclear if Taiga was initially stray or feral when she was found, she has a personality that lights up any room. The three-year-old has spent a reasonable amount of time in a home and is very good at greeting other cats and introducing herself to other humans.
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Other animals don't seem to bother her, but that could be because she knows she carries her weight well around fellow cats, all 13 pounds of it. Despite being the interaction room's resident heavyweight and a "formidable woman," Deborah described, her personality is much larger.
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Taiga is the shelter's "social butterfly" and is more than happy to meet and greet everyone coming in to adopt kittens and attempt to sway them her way.
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Taiga's temperament would be a joyous addition to any family. Deborah explained she would do well in any situation, whether it be with kids, other cats, or even by herself. Regardless, the bundle of joy will demand your attention anytime you cross her gaze.
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