With her stunning stripes and unique bobtail, Bobbi made Whiskers TNR volunteers do a double take when they first found her: Was she meant to be someone’s house cat … or could she really be a bobcat? It didn’t take long to figure out the answer. “She is a sweet cat that is in constant search for attention,” said her initial foster dad. “She loves petting most of all.” Bobbi tested positive for feline leukemia, so she’ll need to be the sole feline or with other cats with the condition – but she is in good health and can thrive with a little extra care. Her current foster mom described Bobbi as “full of energy and joy. She'll play tag with you up and down the hall and roll over for belly rubs. She's one of the most playful two-year-old cats I've ever seen!” Bobbi even has an especially “charming, bouncy gait” because her front legs are slightly shorter than her back ones as though she's "built like a rabbit." But in true Bobbi fashion, she doesn’t let it bother her or slow her down. “She is a one-of-a-kind kitty with looks and personality you won’t forget.”
