Daisy is like a tiny sun. You cannot help but want to be in her orbit!
As gentle as a petal, Daisy enjoys a world that mirrors her nature. She's a hardy little explorer who prefers to take things at her own pace, but don't be fooled by her shyness: as she acclimatized to foster environments, her confidence has grown. There's a brave heart within this gorgeous girl!
About Daisy
- In foster
- Daisy's favourite pastime is lounging and she is an expert at making her own pillows from soft blankets, where she can nap peacefully and recharge. She’s recently become a big fan of velour!
- Whether from her safe, cozy hideaway or perched upon stairs, or by a window, she enjoys observing the world—keeping a quiet eye on people and cars, like she's judging them.
- Daisy is playful, especially when it comes to wand toys with someone she trusts. She engages in playtime more often with people than playing alone. Although she does love a good catnip toy.
- She is gentle by nature, even when nervous.
- Daisy’s determined cat nature is strong! If she wants to get somewhere, she will. Even if that means confidently stepping right over her foster parent to get there.
- While still skittish, she will approach to sniff hands and then maybe walk away. That's her way of saying hello. The conditions need to be just right for her to accept pets: in the right room with a calm, slow approach. Sometimes Daisy even startles herself when getting too eager, pushing her nose against an outstretched finger!
- She may investigate visitors but prefers to keep a little distance, retreating when things feel too overwhelming.
- Daisy has inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), which will need to be managed with lifelong, daily medication and a special diet. She is currently working with the vet to keep her symptoms under control and will require a family who can support her medical needs.
- This flower is easy to medicate and happily takes her pills in a pocket treat. She is a sweet girl who doesn't put up a fight.
- Daisy is spayed, microchipped, dewormed, flea-treated, SNAP-tested for FIV/FeLV, and is up to date on core vaccinations.
Daisy’s Ideal Home
- A skittish cat will benefit from a calm, quiet environment, preferably without small children.
- She enjoys other cats when they are a good fit for her, and she has been exposed to dogs, not minding their company.
- However, Daisy is also independent enough to go to a home without feline friends.
- Due to her calm temperament, she could do well with other pets and respectful, older children, given proper introductions.
- Potential adopters should be prepared to commit the time, effort, and patience required to help Daisy settle into her new environment. EHS will provide post-adoption support to assist Daisy with a successful transition to her forever home.
“You can’t be sad when Daisy is around, she won’t let you.” - Maryam Faresh. If you feel like you are the right person to nurture Daisy to flourish and live her best life, reach out to EHS. Apply to adopt her today!
If you have any questions about Daisy or the adoption process, please contact cats@etobicokehumanesociety.com
