More about Citra

Citra – The Gray-and-White Princess Who Believes All Food Belongs to Her (and Maybe You Do Too) Citra is a stunning young tabby with the sweetest little pink nose that crinkles when she’s about to deliver one of her signature top-meow complaints. She’s part cuddlebug, part tiny dictator, and 100% convinced that the world’s food supply is under constant threat—especially if another cat even thinks about walking past her bowl. She’s delightfully chatty in the cutest way: soft trills when you enter, polite little “mow?” questions when dinner is thirty seconds late, and the occasional dramatic announcement from the top of the cat tree that translates to “Attention, citizen: snuggles are now required.” When it’s cuddle time, Citra is all in—she’ll climb into your lap, knead biscuits like she’s baking bread, and purr so loudly you’ll feel it in your ribs. Petting? Yes, please, constantly. She’s an equal-opportunity affection sponge.   Picking her up? Totally fine… unless she’s supervising meal prep, guarding her kibble, or in the middle of an extremely important stare at a dust mote. Interrupt those activities and you’ll get one gently annoyed squirm and a look that says “Excuse me, I was working.” Citra is currently campaigning for an only-cat position. She met Checkers once in the hallway and immediately delivered a series of polite but firm “ma’am, this is MY aisle” paw swats—no hissing, no fluffing, just clear boundary enforcement. She’s not mean; she’s just very serious about food security. A home where she is the sole recipient of treats, laps, and dinner bowls would make her the happiest (and snuggliest) girl on earth. If you want a young, velvety tabby who greets you with happy chirps, demands cuddles on her schedule, and protects the kibble with the seriousness of a tiny bodyguard, Citra is ready to claim her throne—preferably one with a built-in human heater. Come meet Citra. Just bring snacks, and maybe sign the treaty that says all food is hers now. Visitors to the shelter are by appointment only and after a form has been submitted online:  https://www.marshmallowfoundation.org/forms/