Richey was given a name, microchipped, and neutered. It was discovered that Richey was quite the squish when he was placed with Suncoast Animal League.

He loved the attention and just wanted to be pet and cuddled all day long.

He was also quite vocal. Richey adjusted very well to being an indoor cat and was ready to be put up for adơрtion.

Larissa Condarcure, who runs Suncoast Animal League, knew the perfect match for Richey.

Lori Griggs and her daughter Kiley came to the shelter a few months ago.

They, unfortunately, visited multiple shelters but still had trouble finding a cat that wasn't afraid of her motorized wheelchair… until now.