Behavior:  Calli requires lots of personal attention and without it becomes anxious.  Who could blame her with what she's been through in her short life.  She gets very attached to the person spending the most time with her.  She likes to have a "safe zone" so setting up a kennel (w/small litter box and a bed) for her to go into on her own when she's nervous, works great for her and significantly lowers her anxiety.    

Calli has been adopted twice, but returned when it was discovered she was unhappy due to lack of attention.  Her first adopter worked long hours and had lots of visitors; her second family had 3 children under the age of 9 and both parents worked full-time.  Calli's anxiety was stressed and she begain urinating on their laundry.  She was extensively examined by 3 veterinarians to ensure the urination was not medically caused, and all is well.  She is very healthy!  While in foster, for over a year, she never urinated outside her box, and she hasn't done so since being back.  So we believe a quiet household without small children and someone who has lots of time to spend with her would be best.

CALLI'S ADOPTION FEE MAY BE WAIVED!