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It's time for Simba to go home. She has been with SWAT for over a month. Her mom person died and Simba was left without a home. When we got her, she was covered with thick mats that went all the way down to her skin and they had to be removed. She was terrified of her new surroundings and we were wondering if she was ever going to purr again. PURRRR she does, whenever we can sit with her and spend a little time. She has come out of her shell and is ready to find forever (bald spots and all). She's spayed, turned 4 on August 12th. She's beautiful, loves human companionship, and is lonely living in the Love Shack. She was adopted once but the person didn't realize she was a LONG haired Tabby...yep, she has long hair that will need a good brushing from time to time...and she LOVES to be brushed! One more interesting fact: Only 20% of orange Tabbies are female...she's a special girl in more ways than one!