Laima

Laima caught a woman's attention right away. This touching young cat, evoking a remarkable tenderness in the heart, lived without a home, without an owner, and without faith in a better future. At first, the woman simply fed her, keeping an eye out to ensure that no one harmed her beloved companion. However, after a while, it became clear that something was wrong with the cat’s health. Urgent measures were needed, and the animal had to be taken to the clinic. The diagnosis revealed pyometra. The girl underwent surgery and was sent home with positive prognosis... home? The woman had to take the cat in. But the newly minted owner could no longer take on the care of another animal, especially since she already had two of her own cats. That’s when the animal shelter stepped in to help.

"Shall we talk?"

If you were to ask about the most talkative animals at "Hope," Laima would definitely be among them. She loves to chat! She responds, shares stories, shows empathy, and expresses curiosity. So what if it’s not always clear? It’s emotional and positive. Meanwhile, she won’t just sit still. She respects tactile contact—people can be gently nudged with her side, touched with her paws, and even tickled with her ears. A nose kiss is also on the table! This smart girl knows that’s how she’ll be remembered. After all, everyone loves kitties, especially affectionate ones. And Laima truly loves people. What a happy coincidence this is, ensuring complete understanding and abundant love between the animal and her future owner.

A gentle, clever, and affectionate companion. Were you looking for someone like this?

Or perhaps someone you know is? Laima is waiting to meet you. If there are no potential friends yet, you can help by spreading the word or sharing her story. Life at the animal shelter isn’t as joyful and free as in a home environment. To brighten up her days, you can send sweet greetings in the form of various lovely bonuses—additional food, care, or payment for medical procedures. Get to know her and help online! It’s a simple yet incredibly important act of kindness.