Rescue:

Pet Patrol was contacted by a woman who lived on a farm. Last year she had all the cats
on her farm spayed or neutered so that the colony size could be controlled. They took good
care of the cats, they were fed, had a warm and dry place to be in the tack room during the
winter months, and were give a lot of love and attention. Far more than some farms are
able to do for their cat population. Although she thought she was thorough last year, two of
the female cats eluded her and this spring produced kittens. Lovely orange kittens. Everett
was a lucky little guy to be brought into the house and raised with the family. His siblings
joined him and they have had a wonderful time exploring the house.

Personality:

Everett is the bravest of the litter. He is the most outgoing of the five little orange boys, is
not shy or easily frightened. He can easily be picked up and cradled in your arms, or
perched over you shoulder for a bird’s eye view. He loves to play and chase after toys that
roll, bounce, dangle and crinkle, everything is an adventure. Everett is ready to be adopted
into his forever home. One that will welcome him into the family and keep him safely indoors.