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Hello everyone. I've been with SCARS for a while but they've finally taken my not so subtle hints that I won't tolerate leaving my foster home! My time was up at the pound when SCARS came in and rescued me. I was given a spot at one of the stores that partners with SCARS to help us cats find our forever homes but I was evicted from there. I guess it's rude to bite the staff when they try to clean your cage? I really was grateful for the second chance, I swear, but sometimes our past just makes it hard for us to trust. Well the people at SCARS decided that I was still worth saving anyways. A nice foster family took me in and made me feel welcome. I made some real progress and started to feel a bit like a normal cat for the first time. I wish I could say that I quit biting them, but I think it's fair to say that I at least cut back a bit. Eventually they did what they thought was best for me and found me a nice home, where I could be the only cat and get a real fresh start. Or so they thought... As it turned out I had already found my home with my foster family and I just missed them too much. I hatched a plan to express my displeasure in my new home, and let's just say I started "mistaking their bed for a litter box. Luckily it worked and they sent me back to my foster family, where I've had no more such "accidents. I have been a bit of a trial, but they've worked with me to nearly stop the biting. After 2 years with SCARS I'm finally starting to purr and learning to play like a normal cat. I've certainly been testing my foster family, but they haven't given up on me. I may not ever be adoptable but there's no doubt that I found a home who won't give up on me and that's allowed me to keep improving every day and work on becoming a happy and trusting girl.