Sucre

"Exploration is curiosity put into action."

Buld: Sucre is small for a feral cat, reaching a mere eight inches tall at her full height. She is sleek and slender, lacking fat around her midsection and holding a healthy weight. Overall, her frame bears lean muscle and the look of an agile creature. Like most in her species, Sucre’s ears go from more rounded as a kitten to a bit more pointed as an adult. Sucre’s coat is short, though as she ages there are times in warmer months where she scratches so much that the fur on her back half thins out, leaving her coat looking thinner on her rump and tops of her back legs. She bears the markings of a tabby cat, though those markings are not as bold and pronounced as others with the same pattern.

Coat: The first color you see when you look at Sucre is a beautiful pale orange. The majority of her coat bears this color, though there are spots on her cheeks, the bridge of her muzzle, and the inner parts of her forelegs that bear and a softer, pale orange that seems to highlight her coat. Standing out as a stark contrast of her coat is the white that covers her muzzle below her nose, trailing down along her chest onto both front legs and even a bit under her belly. Sucre’s back legs are also dipped in white, appearing as though she is wearing socks and white tipping her tail. Finally, there are darker streaks of orange that can be seen throughout Sucre’s coat, completing her classic tabby look.

Eyes: Moss green

Flesh: Dusty pink
appearance

"I’m not lost. I’m exploring."

Curious and adventurous: From a young age, Sucre displays the natural curiosities that one would expect in a cat. Her green eyes are drawn to movement and filled with wonder at everything she sees. Each insect, flower, tree, or other animal has her drawn in and curious about them. The world is a place of wonder, and she wants to know about it all. This leads Sucre to go with the flow and let her paws take her wherever they can. She is not afraid to travel, and the feel of the sun on her back and being on the move makes her very happy. She is even happier if she is in company! Nothing says a good adventure like sharing the experience with someone you like.

Naive and loving: Sucre has a big heart, wanting to be close and friends with everyone. She looks past the boundaries of species, developing strong bonds with others so long as they have a good heart. Sucre can get attached to others very easily, and can come off as clingy. Her naive nature doesn’t help with this, making her quick to trust and believe anything that others might tell her. This molly means well, and will try to make friends with anyone she can, even if they might not be as friendly with her.

Easily distracted: Betraying signs of an attention disorder, Sucre is easily distracted by movement and new things. She is drawn to various things, from the fluttering of insects to nearby noises. Ears and eyes often on the move, Sucre will bound toward whatever has caught her attention with kitten-like eagerness.

Cowardly: This tiny feline is not a fighter by any means. When the going gets tough, Sucre hangs back and cowers, knowing that her tiny size is more of a handicap than a boon. She is quick to flee if an enemy turns their sights on her, not confident in her ability to handle things on her own.
personality