A cat came from the street (she's been checked). She's likely female, I've examined her. Very calm, doesn't move much. Doesn't scratch, bite, or knock things over. Quick and flexible in getting used to people. Clearly intelligent. She is very thin (you can feel her bones directly through her fur). She hasn't been to the vet, and I think she needs to go. Because she urinates and defecates a lot, maybe because she eats a lot out of hunger. And maybe she has digestive problems. She is much thinner than street cats. I think what distinguishes her most from other cats is her very balanced behavior, and she deserves care. Please don't take her for your children or without knowing what you're offering her. She's had enough of what she's seen on the street. I do not permit taking her for such reasons, nor for any purpose she doesn't accept or choose, and doesn't care for. I just can't afford it. Vaccination prolongs her life and protects her from diseases.