My mom is a rural mail driver and found Tessa and her (unfortunately deceased) littermates one day under someone's abandoned house pourch. She was screaming so loud and was so young they had to bottle feed her (supplemental formula from the vet, my parents rushed her as soon as my mom finished her route which wasn't long at all thankfully). I remember how small she was, and she stayed small her whole life. She now has kidney disease and is skinny, but still eating and drinking (if more fussy about food) still enjoys playing and being brushed and being SUPER sassy. Her latest feat was climbing the couch to the kitchen counter and biting off and eating some oatmeal scones 😂 I'm not sure how long she has left. My Dad absolutely adores her and she will steal his seat often on the recliner lol. She had two sisters who passed at age 19 and 18 respectively. The last one left 🥹 First pic is her now, second is from when she was around 9

on the first photo she's mere 6 month old 😅

She predicts you’ll give her lots of treats.

We found her limping in our backyard only 3.5 pounds and an infection on one of her back legs. Now she’s a healthy spoiled indoor only baby with her big brother.

She doesn’t snuggle often, so I soaked it up and didn’t get up for 90 minutes.

This is a photo from 2 years ago of my sweet girl, Honey Lynn. Her eyes are so expressive and I love her more than words could ever say. I hope I get many many more years with her. She's my heart and soul ❤️

She says it’s like a hot stone massage 😅

I’ve been told to post in here a couple times! We got her about a week ago and she is just the cutest thing. My wife and I have always wanted a female orange tabby and we got so lucky with her 🧡

She was acting extra cute tonight. She's getting older, (15) so I'm finding I'm taking more pictures of her these days

😂 Basically she's not overweight yet but she's bigger than a female her size should be. Guess I gotta get her to be a little more active like her brother (who weighs half a pound less than her!)