Last fall, Feline Rescue outreach volunteers were called to
help with a large group of cats living outside in St. Paul. A kind neighbor was feeding them, but because
the cats had not been spayed and neutered, the population was steadily growing!
Most of the cats in this group were quite friendly. A few that weren’t social with people were
spayed/neutered and returned to the area where they live, where they are
provided with food, water, and shelter.
Several very young kittens were taken in and adopted out through our
foster program. Nibs and others came to
the adoption center and found homes.
A few young, friendly cats were too shy to approach
strangers right away. But outreach
volunteers didn’t want to see them left behind just because they were less
trusting than other members of their family. So these cats were taken in by individual
volunteers. Zipper, Petey, and two
adorable gray kittens have all been adopted.
Sweet Gracie and Onyx are still looking for a forever home.
You may remember those fun young cats Sven, Finn, and siblings from the
Adoption Center? Onyx is their shyer sister, and
Gracie is probably a cousin. It
takes these girls a little while to warm up to new people, but they are sweet
kitties once they do. They enjoy
affection from their foster family and purr to be petted. Gracie and Onyx love having two good meals a day, to
relax in sunny windows, and to chase each other around the house. Life is good for these two lucky
kitties. But they do need to find a new
foster home—or better yet a forever home! Gracie and Onyx get along great with
other cats. For more information or if
you can help out these sweet girls, contact outreach@felinerescue.org.
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