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Purscilla, the emerald-eyed feline, loves nothing more than to climb in her cactus-style cat tree. She’s a real beauty, but remained in foster care in Palm Beach County, Florida, for months seeking a home. One look and it’s a puzzle why nobody has taken her! Unfortunately, even the most beautiful adult cats tend to wait longer for the right people to find them.

Over the winter, Purscilla’s family got evicted and had to make an extremely difficult but wise choice. They decided to surrender the scared cat to foster mom Kelly. But long before that, the sleek tabby was living outside with a litter of kittens. It must have been a scary experience with so many dangers around her. Then she had to find a new home, not knowing if she would ever be safe.

“She was found on the street having just nursed a litter (way before she came to me), and then her family was evicted. She was absolutely petrified and, as you can see, contorted under the couch to hide when people were around,” Kelly shared.

Purscilla hides under the couch when she first arrived in foster care at Kelly Rooney's Fosters in Flordia

Images and media via Instagram/tazzconqueso

Given some quiet time, Purscilla’s true self emerged, an affectionate and playful purring lap cat. She just needed patience after all she’d lived through. 

“She’s a gorgeous girl with such a fun personality! Very playful and affectionate, she is shy at first but once she trusts you she’s all over you!”

Purscilla, foster cat, green eyes, tabby, Palm Beach, Florida

While you can’t miss those bright green eyes, she also has the cutest tongue blep.

“Foster Purscilla has the best eyes, but the cutest thing about her IMO is that little tongue 👅 “

Purscilla gives a tongue blep for foster mom Kelly Rooney in Palm Beach County, Florida

Purscilla Queen of the Desert

In her foster home, Purscilla often peeks from behind the cactus house plants.

Purscilla Queen of the Desert, cat peeks out from cactus house plants

And one of Purscilla’s favorite things to do is climb her cactus-themed cat tree. That’s where she’s really in her element and why she earned the funny name Purscilla, Queen of the Desert. She loves to look down majestically from her perch on high with those huge green eyes.

Purscilla Queen of the Desert on her cactus cat tree in Palm Beach County, Floria, Kelly Rooney's Fosters

“Purscilla (Queen of the Desert) lives to climb! If you have a catio full of cat trees, she would love to come live with you 🌵,” Kelly shared.

Purscilla Queen of the Desert on her cactus cat tree in Palm Beach County, Floria, Kelly Rooney's Fosters, 2

As a daily ritual, Purscilla climbs her cactus for some silly antics and stretching. 

“Foster Purscilla getting her morning wiggles out of the way 🌵”

If you get close, she loves to play like a kitten.

“Gorgeous Purscilla is so playful 💚🌵”

A Funny Meowdel Wherever She Goes

When she’s not climbing her cactus, Purscilla is peeking out from unexpected places.

Purscilla peeks out of the floorboard

As you can see, she’s silly whether she’s in a tree or on the ground. And that soft, spotted belly is also a big plus!

“Purscilla 💛 She’s just… a hula girl at heart.”

Purscilla Queen of the Desert on her cactus cat tree in Palm Beach County, Floria, Kelly Rooney's Fosters, 2

“Please adopt me… love, Purscilla 💛”

Purscilla the tabby cat on a scratcher pad in Kelly Rooney's fosters

“Purscilla and her emerald eyes 💚”

Purscilla the foster tabby cat on a bed, green eyes, emerald eyes, house cat, Florida

Why has this purrfect feline wandered in the desert so long to find a home? Maybe you or someone you know has the catio of Purscilla’s dreams? You can find out more about adopting a cat like Purscilla at Kelly Rooney’s Fosters on Instagram. 

Cactus house plants and foster cat with bright green eyes, Purscilla Kelly Rooney's Fosters, Palm Beach, FL

 

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