Shyla had a rough go of it for a while.  First she was left behind when her owners moved.  Then she was taken to animal control where an inexperienced foster took her.  Unfortunately, Shyla started exhibiting aggressive behavior in her first foster home.  Fortunately, the foster was committed to saving her life and contacted Kitty City Ferals who immediately contacted one of Purr Paws fosters who has been known to work with difficult cats.  After spending a few days in her new foster home and being given time to relax, now she’s an attention hog.  Climbing into her foster moms lap for attention any chance she gets.  Shyla has learned to get along with the other cats in her foster home but she prefers her own space.  She is a big girl but she loves to get up on a high spot where she can keep an eye on everyone and make sure she gets attention when she wants it.  She’s not shy about telling you when she wants attention and will talk to you if you ignore her for too long.