Stormy – Sponsored by River, Ben and Danny

Stormy – Sponsored by River, Ben and Danny has found her forever home!

Stormy is Sponsored by River, Ben and Danny

Meet Stormy!

Stormy has already proven she’s one tough little mama. After arriving at the shelter and quickly needing emergency surgery to safely deliver her single kitten, this brave girl has been recovering like a champ. Now that the chaos of motherhood has passed, Stormy is ready for something much more her speed: a calm home where she can be the queen she was clearly meant to be.

Stormy is a sweet but sassy lady who believes affection should always happen on her terms. When she decides it’s time for love, she’ll happily accept chin scratches, gentle pets, and admiration for her beautiful self. But she also appreciates her independence and will let you know when she’s ready to do her own thing.

Think of Stormy as the perfect mix of sugar and spice—a cat with personality, confidence, and just enough sass to keep life interesting.

Stormy would thrive with someone who understands and respects a cat’s boundaries and appreciates a companion with a little attitude and a lot of charm. Give her a little patience and space, and she’ll reward you with affection that feels truly earned.

If you’re looking for a cat with resilience, personality, and a spark of stormy spirit, Stormy may just be your perfect match.

If you are interested in meeting Stormy, the shelter is open Monday through Saturday 11am – 6pm, Sunday 11am-4pm. If you’d like to schedule an appointment, check out the pets’ profile on our website at newberganimals.com to fill out an application and email it to frontdesk@newberganimals.com.

The information above reflects our best assessment based on observations at the shelter and any information provided by previous owners. Any information regarding kids, other animals, or potty training is our best estimate based on available history and shelter observations. Since we cannot test every scenario, many categories may be listed as “unknown,” and behavior in a home environment may differ from what we see at the shelter.