Rescue:

“Just trying to do the right thing for the kitties on the street ”. This was the message left for Pet
Patrol in regards to a young feline family that she had rescued the previous summer. The woman
was a busy working senior and she had found a litter of kittens and their feral mom living in the
retirement complex that she managed. She was in charge of the phones, health advise, medical
needs and much, much more for the residents. Noting that there is a fox in the neighbourhood,
well known to anyone going out walking, watching from their porch or balcony, she feared for the
cats. She brought them into her home with intentions of finding homes for them. Busy as she is,
only two little ones were placed and the others took up residence in her home. Hard part was
socializing them and getting them into the vet to be fixed. She did not own a car. For Cheryl she
was part of a litter born in the house in the spring and brought into Pet Patrol care to be socialized
and adopted into a loving home.

Personality:

Cheryl is a loving and snugly kitty who often times will wait in bed until her foster mom goes to get
her to join the other kittens in play. She will reach out to be picked up and will cuddle right in as
she is carried. Definitely a kitty that likes to be pampered. Cheryl is best buddies with her sister
Chica, and they are never too far from each other. She is also a chatty kitten and quite playful
with busy energy. She likes to dance after the feather wand toy, dive into the
kitty tunnel and watch the birds and squirrels from the top perch of the cat tree. Cheryl is ready to
be adopted into her forever home. One that will welcome her and Chica into the family and keep
them safely indoors