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Anndddd she's back!!! Paisley has been returned yet again. This time because " she's too clingy". I've also attached her adoption bio that made it very clear just what her personality was. Yes she is a velcro cat, yes she will follow you in the bathroom, yes she will lay beside you even if you're passed out on the floor (not that I actually know that but I bet she would)! Will you be her third time's the charm? I won't go into details here what happened the first time she was adopted but she had a long recovery. The second time she was oh so ready for a family and we thought we had a good match, but they valued personal space. Paisley doesn't know what personal space is, your space is her space. If you'd be interested in discussing her quirks, if you're lonely and looking for the feline love of your life... She's your match! Note: Paisley is now 7 months old not 3 months as listed on her prior bio. I see some comments from her previous adopter, I'd like to address those issues. Paisley's claws were very long, if you tried to move her she did try to hold on with her claws. I trimmed them back and I haven't had an issue since then. I think keeping them trimmed back would alleviate a lot of that problem. She also does not sleep on my face but that might be because here as a kitten she didn't do it either. She lays at my side or between my legs. I don't lay still when I sleep and a few times when I have woke up she's actually at the foot of the bed. I do understand a fear of a cat sleeping with a small child, it would have to be something you would have to decide if you could work around that. I believe that fear could be present with any cat not just a clingy cat. Cottageville, SC https://www.hangryshideout.com