Rowland has been waiting for months in the shelter, tucked inside his cat tree, watching people walk past without ever stopping for him. Each day feels heavier as the cages around him empty and he stays behind, alone again.

He came from a hoarding situation where love was never gentle and safety was never promised, so now he hides when the world feels too loud. His eyes follow every movement, hoping someone might notice him, but fear keeps his body still.

The staff says he is a sweet soul once he feels safe, quietly leaning into soft scratches and taking treats with care. He keeps trying, even as hope feels smaller, waiting for a home that understands patience and kindness.

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