Foster of the Week: Miss Trisha Yearwood

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Famous for such hits as “How do I Bark?” and “She’s in Love with the Bone,” this darling puppy was named appropriately after the incomparable country superstar, Trisha Yearwood.

This Trisha loves to sing as much as her more famous counterpart. When we say ‘sing,’ we mean she has a really cute bark and her playtime growls are adorable! True to puppy form, she loves to play, bouncing, pouncing, sideways ninja flying and wrastling like a champ! Recently Trisha discovered the wonders of ice cubes. They zing across the floor and are so fun to chase and chew!! Speaking of chewing, she is in that phase where she is a little bitey. Nothing some training and redirecting can’t fix.

A strong commitment to training and further socialization are important for Trisha’s development and growth into a well-balanced dog, both of which will be included in Trisha’s adoption contract. Not to fret, however, puppy classes are a fun and fantastic way to build a solid bond! Currently, her foster parents have been focusing on potty training. But not regular potty training… Trisha has learned to ring a bell at the door to say she wants to be let outside. Neat, eh?

Trisha is very eager to learn, especially when treats are involved. If she can ring a bell to pee, imagine what other cool tricks Trisha could learn…

Apply to adopt Trisha.

 

Purrsday Tidbit: Single Kitty Verses Two or More?

 

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One kitten is cute but what about two? It comes to the age old question: Is two better then one? Well it depends.

With two kittens the pros are:
– Twice the cuddles and laughter.
– They can keep each other company while you are away.
– They can amuse each other verses one kitten bugging your senior cat or dog or you.
– They can play with each other to tire each other out! No more bugging you to play or play aggression due to not enough play time.
– It can help prevent separation anxiety.
– Siblings often get along well (but some cats/kittens do perfectly fine with a friend who isn’t their sibling).

Cons:
– A bit more in cost especially in regards to insurance.
– More food and litter. (You want one litterbox per cat plus one extra).
– Two can means more training and dealing with behavioral issues.
– If you are renting it can be harder to find a place that allows multiple pets verses just one.
– Your cat might not appreciate the new kitty.

leswkrYou need to weigh the pros and cons of your situation. However, some cats really do need a source of companionship and can get lonely or even depressed without a feline friend. We have many cats who do require a friend and a few who would prefer to be a single cat. It all depends on the individual cat.

If you do make the decision to get a companion for your resident cat, or or want to adopt two together there are some things to look for in compatibility. A dominant bossy kitty would not do well with a timid kitty but a confident kitty would be fine. A timid kitty would do great with a cat who doesn’t care about other cats or a somewhat more confident kitty. If you have a cat who is used to other cats and is still playful you’d be fine with either a kitten or an adult. For a senior who is used to other cats, an adult who is more calm might be more appreciated then a kitten unless you get two or are willing to play out your kitten multiple times a day. Some cats do find kittens less threatening but the key is proper introduction and frequent play time for the kitten. Play aggression is common in kittens and young adults so tiring them out is key.

Once you’re ready to bring your new cat(s) home, check out our blog post on how to introduce them!

 

Transformation Tuesday: Quinn

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We received word of a beautiful cat who looked to be pregnant out on the streets. We didn’t want her to give birth in the freezing cold so thankfully we were able to catch her. She looked rather plump so we figured she must be due soon. Weeks passed with no babies and her foster started to question this pregnancy.

“I think she might just be fat. No babies yet.”

We gave it a few more days then brought her to the vet to have x-rays done which verified that she was indeed – fat.

She was put on a diet. (Jon understands her pain, but thankfully with being a male we never thought he was pregnant. I don’t think he could ever live that down.) Once she was at a good healthy weight she was brought to Tailblazers South to find her forever home.

We would like to apologize to Quinn for calling her pregnant and then after that, fat. We understand that kind of struggle. To make up for it we promise her an amazing forever home with lot of treats (just not too many please, one can only live with being called pregnant when you’re not once in your lifetime!).

If you are looking for an extremely cuddly cat, look no further then this girl. Check out her bio!

 

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Foster of the Week: Big Grey

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Did someone say snacks?!?! Big Grey LOVES snacks!!

Big Grey loves to play too. Feathers on strings really gets Big Grey a-movin’ and a-shakin’. Big Grey also talks about himself in the third person sometimes because Big Grey is that kinda handsome cat. Also because Big Grey used to live in a barn with a bunch of other crazy cats and sometimes the only intelligent conversations Big Grey had was conversations with Big Grey. Big Grey likes to chat.

Foster life is a lot different than barn life. I’m still checking things out, but my foster mom says my confidence grows every day. It’s the scritches. They’re irresistible. And the snacks. Ooooh, the snacks! And the toys!! Ok, it’s all pretty good, really. It’s also overwhelming at times though. I like to have a safe space I can retreat to when I’m feeling overwhelmed.

So I guess I’m looking for my forever home now. You should know I have a few requirements:

  • Snacks. I MUST have snacks.
  • Toys and play time. You MUST provide adequate feathers on strings.
  • Snacks. I REALLY like snacks, ok?
  • Scritches. I’m still getting used to these but I feel that they are something my forever home should provide.
  • A kitty friend. I’m used to feline roommates and am sad without them. When I am sad, I sing the song of my people.
  • Snacks. It might be an addiction, not gonna lie.

It’s really not much. Fun, food and love. You can handle that, right?

Big Grey thinks you can. Big Grey wants you to apply to adopt him.

Zoe’s Top 15 of 2015

Limiting this list to just 15 was no easy feat, 2015 was a phenomenal year for Zoe’s Animal Rescue!! And so, without further adieu and in no particular order, the top 15 of 2015….

1. Groot

Groot is quite the cat with quite the story. Like any classic novel, the beginning captures your heart and leaves you on the edge of your seat wondering how it will all end, the middle gives comic relief to what could have been a heartbreaking tragedy, and the end does what all good endings should: ties everything up with a happy, loving and wretchedly stinky bow.

I lurrrrrves the snuggles and the stinkles!

I lurrrrrves the snuggles and the stinkles!

2. Fedex Cares

At the end of September, Zoe’s was named winner of Fedex Canada’s FedEx Cares Summer Canadian Charity Delivery contest!! Over 100 Canadian charities made the list and over 3,700 votes were cast. We were honoured to be on the list and OVER THE MOON when we found out we won! Endless thanks to our voters!

FedEx, the honorarily-named pup!

FedEx, the honorarily-named pup!

 

3. Katniss, a Mother Like No Other

They say there is no machine more powerful than a mother. Katniss proved that tenfold.

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Katniss with one of her adopted kittens, Jade

In early Spring, Zoe’s found Katniss and her sole daughter, Rue, skinny, scraggly and living under a stoop. Shortly after coming into care, Katniss took in Runty Peeta, the smallest of a litter of seven who wasn’t getting enough to eat from his mama. When an orphaned litter of four nine-day old kittens came into care, Katniss took them in as her own as well. THEN she gave birth to three kittens – appropriately named Wyatt, Tina and Faye, the WTF litter, because Zoe’s had no idea Katniss was pregnant when she came into care. Her baby, Rue, was only a few weeks old herself! (Do your part to control the pet population, have your pets spayed or neutered, folks!) When all was said and done for this amazing mama, she had nursed and mothered TEN kittens.

Giving so much of herself to so many kittens took it’s toll on Katniss and she ended up very sick with Corona Virus. Thankfully with the very best veterinary care and a family full of prayers, Katniss made a full recovery. She is now living a very well-loved and pampered life in her forever home.

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Lounging in her forever home

4. Milo & the Wine Lottery

This story has two of the most remarkable things on earth: the incredible resiliency of animals and the incredible feats people can achieve when they come together.

Despite Milo’s very unfortunate accident with a car that left his back end completely paralyzed, this guy could NOT be slowed down. He ran. (YES! HE RAN!) He played. He went on bike rides in backpacks. He stole beds and toys and laps. He loved. And he lived – as happily and as content as any pooch could be. While in his foster home, countless members of the Zoe’s family stepped up to offer veterinary services, alternative therapies, physiotherapies and, of course, more love and snuggles than little Milo could handle. If only love could undo permanent nerve damage….. Never ones to give up, Zoe’s moved on the next best thing to love: wine.

The Spring Wine Lottery was a bigger success than anyone imagined and raised enough funds to purchase a wheelchair for wee Milo. The success of this fundraiser and what it meant to Milo moved so many of us.

This dog and his amazing spirit….

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5. Simba – The Dog with the Lion-Sized Heart.

It’s no secret that rescue is a heartstring puller. But every so often an animal will come into care that’s just a little more special than all the other special animals. Simba is one of those extra special critters.

Found extremely emaciated, quilled, injured multiple times and shot, Simba’s future was full of uncertainty. We could fill him full of food; we could remove the quills; we could clean him up and tend to his injuries, but the chance of his leg recovering from the gunshot wound was slim. Vets also discovered systemic infections that put his entire life on the line. Despite the deplorable shape Simba was in and the obvious cruelty inflicted upon him, all this gorgeous brindle pup wanted was love. Without enough strength to even lift his head, he wagged his tail at visitors and as soon as he was physically able, scooched himself onto his foster mom’s lap. Everyone who visited Simba marvelled at his gentle sweetness.

Our amazing partner veterinarians performed three surgeries on Simba, twelve of his teeth had to be removed and quills were discovered months after coming into care. Making a FULL recovery, including full use of his injured leg, Simba proved that his injuries were merely skin deep and his spirit was as strong as ever. Simba was adopted by his forever family in November and will always have a forever home in all of our hearts.

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6. Zoe’s performed over 100 SNRs in 2015

You may be scratching your head right now wondering what ‘SNR’ is and why we’ve performed over 100 of them this year alone. Simply put, SNR stands for Spay/Neuter and Return and means exactly that – we remove an animal from it’s living space, almost always a homeless situation, spay or neuter them and return them to their living space once they have recovered. It’s a bit of a controversial practice, however the long term reach of SNR programs have no limits. Not every animal can be rescued, fostered and adopted. Wish, hope and try as we might. Sometimes the most we can do is prevent more unwanted litters of animals. SNR is a big picture solution, truly world changing. But it takes time and a lot of heart.

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7. A Crazy Number of Rescued Animals Were Adopted Through Zoe’s

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That’s almost one animal every day of the year! Make no mistake though, Zoe’s is 100% quality over quantity. Our adoption process is thorough: application, meet and greet, homecheck, references…. No animal is ever rushed out the door or adopted to a family without careful consideration for everyone involved. And the door is NEVER completely closed on a Zoe’s rescue.

8. We won a Yeggie!!

Ok, so the award *might* have been for our work in 2014, but we RECEIVED the award in 2015 so it makes the list! The Yeggies are awards that highlight some of the amazing social media talent that lives in the city of Edmonton; Zoe’s was nominated in the “Best Non-Profit’ category as an organization that “feels like it’s part of the community — not simply by virtue of the work it does, but because of how it helps to contribute to the ongoing discussion in and about Edmonton.” We have an exceptional team of media people without which Zoe’s couldn’t be nearly as successful, not only with rescuing and adopting animals, but with education, awareness and community support. Congrats Media Team!!

9. Zoe’s Named ATBs Top Charity of 2015

We have YOU to thank for this one.

ATB Cares named Zoe’s Animal Rescue the Top Charity of 2015, meaning our organization received the most donations of all the charities through the ATB Cares Program.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!

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10. Mokey and the Jewell

This blind kitty came into care after being surrendered by a loving but overcrowded home. His story struck a chord with a friend of Zoe’s and she began making small donations towards Mokey’s sponsorship through the ATB Cares program. During the month of November, ATB ran a promotion where they drew the name of one donor and added $1000 to their donation; Mokey’s Jewell was drawn to receive the bonus donation!!

We are so moved by this generosity, compassion, and love for Zoe’s. Thank you.

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11. We Fundraised the Bejeezus out of 2015

Let’s be honest, we need money to do what we do. We have networked an exceptional support system within our community and many volunteers contribute more than just their time, but we still need a bank account to operate. And a steady flowing one at that. After all, rescue never sleeps.

The list of fundraisers we have organized and executed this year is astonishing. A small handful of the best this past year:

  • Kause 4 Paws – a test drive fundraiser hosted by Koch Ford Lincoln
  • Compost Sale
  • Wine Lottery
  • Read, Ride & Drink Raffle
  • Garage Sale (consisting solely of donated items)
  • Online Garage Sale (because we had SO many donations)
  • Value Village Donation Drive (because TWO garage sales couldn’t liquidate all the donations)
  • Oilers Prize Pack Raffle
  • Ongoing Apparel Fundraisers (Ts, hoodies, hats, mugs, bandanas, decals, etc)

12. Mega Food Donation

During the Value Village Donation Drive, one of our volunteers connected with a Loblaw employee who organized a donation of many, many pallets of pet food and kitty litter. While a torn package makes product unsellable, it doesn’t make it undonate-able! Immensely grateful for this amazing donation, several Zoe’s volunteers came together with donated trucks, time and tape (to seal the rips and tears) to pick up and deliver the veritable mountain of food for animals in our target communities. To date, this has been our largest food donation ever. Thanks to Loblaw many at risk animals have been very well fed this winter.

13. Dumpster Kitty

Sometimes rescue happens simply by being in the right place at the right time, with the stars aligned in just the right way. Dumpster Kitty (AKA Beatrice) is just such a rescue.

No one knows how long wee Beatrice was in the dumpster on that frigid November morning, nor does anyone know how the tiny four week old kitten got in the dumpster and doused with motor oil. What we do know is that had a random person not taken out the garbage at exactly the right time and taken the time to investigate a strange noise, Beatrice wouldn’t have survived. Even found when she was, her rescuers were unsure if she would make it. As if being rescued on the brink of death wasn’t enough, Beatrice had the great luck to have Zoe’s volunteer, Tanis, in her midst. The trio of angels cleaned up Beatrice as best they could, checked her over for frostbite, wrapped her in a cozy jacket and began looking for emergency vet care.

After striking out twice, Tanis desperately turned to the Zoe’s Family page for guidance and within seconds had contact information to multiple veterinarians who would provide the emergency care little Beatrice needed. Bundled in a jacket, Beatrice and Tanis headed to Crestwood Veterinary Centre, with Tanis poking Beatrice every few minutes to make sure she was still conscious and Beatrice responding with the tiniest of reassuring mews. The ladies of Crestwood jumped into action the moment Tanis walked in with Beatrice. She was immediately hooked to an IV, laid on a heating pad and covered in blankets under a heater. Beatrice’s tiny body was so frozen, her body temperature wouldn’t register. The worst was feared, but no one was giving up on this little soul. Two and a half hours later, body temperature finally registered. Food and nutrients were given and the chance of survival and recovery grew with every minute.

Knowing Zoe’s is always short on fosters, and falling head over heels for this fuzzball, Tanis volunteered to foster Beatrice. Just over a month later, Beatrice is a new kitten. A little short on tail (frostbite), but high on kitten energy – including midnight trampolining on foster mama, now forever mama, Tanis.

“I truly believe that everything happens for a reason, and without the help of each and every one of my neighbours at work, the support of Zoe’s and all their volunteers (being so quick to reply on Facebook and Jacqueline for being her loving guardian for a few days), and the amazing staff at Crestwood, this kitten would have never had the chance it deserved. But now she does. And I will never forget that day Beatrice filled the hole in my heart.”

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14. Missy & Willow

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Much like Simba, Missy and Willow are two special ladies. They need a special home with people who understand their needs and who are able to meet those needs.

Missy was surrendered to a rescue group in the Spring of 2012 with an infected face full of quills and what can best be described as social anxiety towards other animals. She has a full and loving heart for people, not so much for other animals. Not only does she need to be the only pet, she needs to be walked in familiar and animal-free territory with an owner who can be prepared for a roaming cat or a bounding rabbit. Because of Missy’s special needs, she spent much of the next two years bouncing between kennels and temporary foster homes. In the Fall of 2014, Zoe’s stepped in. Committed to changing Missy’s fate, Zoe’s took her in as part of our Co-Pilot Program, placing Missy in a foster home where her needs were respected and accommodated. December 18, 2015 marked the one year anniversary of Missy moving into her foster-to-adopt home. She is loved, happy and in a stable home. Zoe’s continues to be a support for her and her family in whatever capacity is needed. Her story continues here.

Our girl, Willow, is a sort of Missy the Second. She has spent more than her share of time in kennels and temporary homes for the same reasons Missy did. Also just like Missy, Willow adores people, kids especially. She is sweet and silly and full of energy. Willow is currently in a foster home with one of  our best trainers, making great progress. Missy is a great success story of 2015, we would love for Willow to be one of the great success stories of 2016. You can read more about Willow here or check out her profile and apply to adopt her here.

15. We Grew. And Grew and Grew and Grew….

We wouldn’t have a Top 15 of 2015 if not for our dedicated family of passionate, hard-working, never-say-die people.

Zoe’s is 100% volunteer run. We don’t have a payroll (unless you count puppy kisses and satisfied purrs as a paycheque….which most do!), but we do have a volunteer roll that has DOUBLED in size over the course of 2015. This spike in hands and hearts and homes has allowed Zoe’s to run more efficiently and, simply put, do MORE. We have a media team, a fundraising team, a homecheck team, a cat team, a dog team… we have a team of teams! Some of us foster, some of us don’t. Some of us do one job, some of us do many. But ALL of us have our whole heart in this rescue.

And that is what makes Zoe’s what it is – A rescue FULL of heart.

Thank you for helping to make 2015 a truly remarkable year for Zoe’s Animal Rescue. We hope 2016 is bigger and better!!

 

Foster of the Week: You Don’t Know Jack About Elton

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Ok, so if you know anything about Jack Russells, that title is probably wrong. I’m pretty true to my breed’s form – FULL of energy and FULL of love!

Let me level with you though, I’m a bit high maintenance and I need a certain kind of forever home – an experienced one that will continue the training and work my fantastic foster family has already started. I’m quite a spoiled foster in that way, my foster mom is the best! She’s been working with me to teach me how to be a great pooch. I’ve learned sit, lay down, shake, shake other paw and we’re working on stay and wait. I’m also working on trusting male peoples, little peoples and those frisky felines. And working on when to chat and when to, um, not chat. Because, oh, I do love to chat!

When I’m not exercising my mind, I love exercising my body. Chasing balls is my favourite playtime activity. I’m a fantastic fetcher! I’m pretty jazzed about cuddles too. I like to be ascloseaspossible to my people for tons of cuddles and kisses.

I respond best to POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT training and I’m very smart, so working with me should always be lots of fun for both of us. Once I learn my basics, I know I would excel in agility training. Oh, the fun we could have and the tricks I could learn!!

So let’s meet! You bring the ball and I’ll bring my charming personality.

Apply to adopt Elton!

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Purrrrfect holiday gifts for cats

UntitlednnnGifts for cats: what could be easier? Those of us with cats living in completely taking over our homes know that everything is a toy for a cat, especially at Christmas. 

“Why thank you for setting up this lovely, shiny tree! I especially love those glittery glass ornaments passed down from your grandparents and their first Christmas together! Oh, and you really shouldn’t have–an entire pile of very carefully and precisely wrapped presents underneath? With corners perfect for gnawing upon? And RIBBONS! My oh my, you have really outdone yourself, Human. You may pet me for five extra seconds before I claw your hand!”

But gosh darn it, we just can’t help it. Our cats are members of our families and if there isn’t a gift under the tree or in their stocking, we just don’t feel like good parents, do we? But what to get! Here’s a list of five exciting toys that–maybe, just maybe–will entice your feline friend this Yuletide.

For the Practi-cat

We live in a dry, harsh, cold climate, and sometimes our cats need a little extra TLC when the mercury petheaddips. A soothing paw balm, such as this Oatmeal Natural Paw Butter by Pet Head, can help relieve the dry and cracked paws that our cats can absolutely suffer from in the winter! (It’s great for dogs too! Just don’t tell your cat that part…)

For the Cozy Cat

A new fluffy cat bed is always a good idea, especially for those drafty winter nights! There are so many options out there – covered, uncovered, heated…check out this holiday igloo-shaped one from Martha Stewart Pets!

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Researchers have spent years looking into the specifics of music for mammals, and we finally have scientifically-verified music for cats available! Musician David Teie has been working on music for pets since 2009, but his Kickstarter-funded Music for Cats is his first foray into feline musical preferences. His belief, backed bmusicforcatsy researchers at the University of Wisconsin, was that “every species has an intuitive biological response to sounds present in their early development,” and Music for Cats has been engineered to resonate in their frequency range, and incorporates feline-centric sounds and vocalizations for a rather unique musical experience. You can pre-order digital downloads or physical CDs now–they’re expected out in Feb/Mar 2016!

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If you’re low on floor space or just simply want to give your cat an extra place to roam, play, and relax, check out these cat shelves and perches that HausPanther.com has put together. From the simple shelf to more extravagant walkway systems, there are perches for everyone! (Our favourite has to be the Cat Silhouette shelf from The Refined Feline!)

For the Sophisti-cat (and her human!)

Screen Shot 2015-12-14 at 8.17.42 PMIt doesn’t get cuter than this! Match outfits with your pretty kitty when you buy her this Deluxe Neko Earring & Collar Set (the collar is for her; the earrings are for you!) from StarkRavingCat.com. You two will be the talk of the litter box this holiday season, that’s for sure!

If all else fails, a little catnip, a crinkly ball of tinfoil, and a warm lap to curl up in should definitely do the trick! 

All I want for Christmas is a…BarkBox subscription!

BarkboxGraphicHave you heard the news? There’s an amazing gift on the block, and just in time for the holidays they’ve partnered with Zoe’s to provide fun treats for your pooch and give back to Zoe’s at the same time!

What’s BarkBox, you ask? Well, every month, a package of specially selected natural treats and super fun toys will be delivered to each subscriber, all designed around a different theme each time!

When you subscribe, you select your dog’s size and they do the rest, picking wheat-, corn-, and soy-free treats (they also offer chicken-, beef-, and turkey-free BarkBoxes for dogs with those allergies) sure to please even the most demanding palate.

The toys are also carefully selected to appeal to a broad range of pups, and if your dog loves his or her toys to absolute pieces, you can always find the same toys available for re-order in the Bark Shop!

Boxes are shipped on the 15th of every month, and are an excellent way to provide novel enrichment to your dog, no matter what size or energy level!

What’s even better is that, as part of our partnership with BarkBox, $25 from every subscription goes directly to us when you place your order using the code ZOESRESCUE. So, this Christmas, give the gift of healthy treats and fun toys to the top dog on your Christmas list…and help us to continue providing life-changing services for the dogs and cats of the Edmonton area!

 

Foster of the Week: Pawsitively Purrrrrrfectly Petite Pitaya

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Hi there! I’m Pitaya.

Pawsitively purrrrrrfectly petite Pitaya.

The first year of my life has been a bit of a whirlwind. I’m not even a year old and have already had a litter of kittens. Babies having babies… But!! Thankfully a kind soul found me and my babies in a backyard bush and called the good Zoe’s Family right away. My foster mom has taken great care of me so I could be a great mama to my babies, and I was. I’ve seen my kittens off to furever homes, now it’s my turn.

It’s taken me a bit to warm up to house living, I still find myself feeling a bit on the timid side sometimes, but I’m learning. My foster mom showed me this amazingly comfortable thing called a bed. Oh my word! What a lovely thing to curl up in!!! I also enjoy a snuggle with my people, I just have to sniff you out to make sure you’re good people. I’m learning how to play too. My foster mom gave me this fun squeaker ball with a mouse in it, I love it! Makes me feel like a kitten! I also fancy a good ball to chase now and again as well.

I’m definitely done having babies, but I’m a fantastic mom, if I do say so myself. My foster mom says it too though, so it must be true. I was very caring, sweet and attentive to my babies and now I’m helping my foster sister take care of her babies. It takes a village, you know, even for felines. Sweetness and care is in my blood, it’s who I am.

Even though I am enjoying life with my foster family, I am so ready for my forever home. Ready to be a house kitten, lounging in the sun, playing with toys or curling up in your lap. Ready to be your pawsitively purrrrrrfect pet!

Apply to adopt me!