We found her at the building entrance, with colar, so she was abandoned around Heliopolis sporting club. She looked pretty clean and healthy, strong enough to hunt pideons, but when we took her to the vet, turned out she needed surgery for diaphragmatic hernia. The surgery was successful and now she is healthy and healed. she is sterilized, dewormed, vaccinated and all ready.

On the street she was extremely human oriented, and asked for petting and touch more than for food even. Very confident and a good hunter to birds, getting along well with other cats and dogs. After the clinic - She was a bit scared at first, but once she realised we were not a threat - she became very confident, bossy and interested in all our errands, accompanying us everywhere around the flat.

She is veer playful and full of energy, balls, socks, ropes, any small stuff she can chase or play football with. She plays well with our cat, though Noori is somewhat dominant. They are running and catching each other and also playing in boxes. Noori is brave and curios, she is really little tigress by looks and soul. She has HUGE little chubby paws that she skillfully uses to catch any toys or prey :) She is small (4 kg) but mighty!

She eats any dry food of good quality and some wet food. Drinks a lot of fresh water and is well trained for her litter.

She comes to snuggle with humans and makes “biscuits”, but needs some time to get used to you to let her pet you while sleeping and touch her belly, think like 1-2 month adjustment and then she ll be very loyal and trusting. I think she will be very happy if there is any outside area like safe garden, because she like to sit by the window and observe and loooves balconies. (but please cat-proof ur balcony for safety).
We can bring her anywhere in cairo or alexandria.