Maritza Paolucci
Breeds: Balinese
About:
Roni is a 9-month-old purebred Balinese kitty, born January 20, 2026, with seal-point coloring, brilliant blue eyes, and a petite frame of approximately 4–5 pounds. She is spayed, has received her initial vaccinations, and reliably uses her litter box. Her litter certificate and veterinary records will accompany her. Roni is sweet, quiet, and gentle. She has never show aggression, but she is very shy and easily startled. Our busy household—with young, energetic children and a more assertive male cat—has been overwhelming for her, and she spends much of her time keeping out of the way. We’re looking for a quiet, patient household where Roni can settle in at her own pace, without pressure to interact before she feels comfortable. We believe she would do best as the only pet. A home with another calm, nonassertive cat may also be considered. A household without young children would likely be the best fit. Her family loves her and wants to give her the opportunity to feel safe, build confidence, and enjoy companionship on her own terms. Her future family should be comfortable welcoming a shy cat without expecting immediate cuddling or a quick transformation. The rehoming fee is $1,200. Our priority is finding a suitable, lasting home, rather than making a first-come, first-served placement. P.S. The allergy prone children in our household have not reacted to her or her more assertive brother. However, we can’t predict or guarantee someone else’s allergy response. Let us know if you have any questions!
About:
Roni is a 9-month-old purebred Balinese kitty, born January 20, 2026, with seal-point coloring, brilliant blue eyes, and a petite frame of approximately 4–5 pounds. She is spayed, has received her initial vaccinations, and reliably uses her litter box. Her litter certificate and veterinary records will accompany her. Roni is sweet, quiet, and gentle. She has never show aggression, but she is very shy and easily startled. Our busy household—with young, energetic children and a more assertive male cat—has been overwhelming for her, and she spends much of her time keeping out of the way. We’re looking for a quiet, patient household where Roni can settle in at her own pace, without pressure to interact before she feels comfortable. We believe she would do best as the only pet. A home with another calm, nonassertive cat may also be considered. A household without young children would likely be the best fit. Her family loves her and wants to give her the opportunity to feel safe, build confidence, and enjoy companionship on her own terms. Her future family should be comfortable welcoming a shy cat without expecting immediate cuddling or a quick transformation. The rehoming fee is $1,200. Our priority is finding a suitable, lasting home, rather than making a first-come, first-served placement. P.S. The allergy prone children in our household have not reacted to her or her more assertive brother. However, we can’t predict or guarantee someone else’s allergy response. Let us know if you have any questions!
