Name: Mocha Age: 2 years 🌼 Cat Description 🌼 A very affectionate and very calm cat, you won't feel her presence in the house. She is either awake eating or to do her business, very calm and kind. She listens and is very affectionate and gentle. She is accustomed to the words (Come here, Sit, Come eat). She loves to sleep next to a person on the pillow and understands people. Her food is cat food. No matter what food she sees, she won't go near it except her own food (dry food + wet food) only. She smells food but only eats her designated cat food. She is accustomed to the litter box and her hair doesn't shed at all and doesn't stick to clothes or the sofa. She was born in my house and raised in a house, meaning she knows nothing about the street. Her health is good, but there's a slight issue that the cat is underweight and doesn't gain weight, but she is free from diseases, praise be to God, that's her body's nature. I am offering her for adoption to someone who understands cats and will take better care of her than I can. ✨ Not spayed ✨ 🌸 Note: The cat just gave birth 🌸 Recommendation and very important Important notice: The cat currently needs special care and more attention because she is very accustomed to me. Therefore, whoever adopts her must be fully prepared to take responsibility for her, especially since she is affectionate and loving. The adopter must provide her with a quiet and safe place inside the house because she is used to home life and knows nothing about street life. She was born and raised in a house, so whoever takes her must understand the extent of the responsibility. She is a cat accustomed to safety, and moving her from the safety of the home to the street is not a simple matter; it is a death sentence or torture for her. A cat accustomed to a home does not know how to defend herself or find her own food. Abandoning her outside exposes her to hunger, fear, diseases, and possibly a painful death. If you are not sure you can commit to her long-term, it is best to apologize now and not take her. I want someone who fears God for her and takes care of her as if she were a member of the family. The cat is a trust, and I will be asked about her on the Day of Judgment because I love her and am used to her, but I am forced to give her up due to my relocation. Whoever adopts her will bear her full responsibility before God. If you take her, she is a trust upon your neck, and you are responsible for her before God. I will ask the adopter about her before God. Abandoning or neglecting her after she has trusted you is a great sin, and I will not forgive it. Whoever is capable of bearing this trust, please contact me. From time to time, I will ask about her and request pictures of the cat. No accessories included