Coco is a three year old, spayed female cat who spent two years on the streets before we trapped her. Her microchip linked her to a rescuer who spayed and chipped her at a feral clinic two winters ago, then released her in Scarborough because she wasn't friendly. Coco somehow landed back in central Toronto, where we caught her. Coco is magnificent. She is a large, stately girl, cautious and calm, who has a huge capacity for loving her human. She is clean in the house, is learning to play with toys and loves her Cat Dancer. She has stopped overeating, now that she knows there will always be food. She likes other cats but her foster mom's cat hates her, which is a problem.  Two weeks ago, Coco escaped from the house but after seven hours on the lam, came scratching at the window and walked back inside the house. Coco needs a home with or without another cat, and humans who will not let her outside again. They will be rewarded with a calm and elegant princess, a sweet, affectionate girl who has survived the streets she feared, and the enemy cats she cowered away from, and wants only to live peacefully with a human and perhaps feline companion, and daily food and a toy or two. contact: elizabethabbottwriter@gmail.com