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 Chica 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:

Chica is the smallest of the litter and the most laid back. She and her sister Cheryl are often off
napping while the others are running around and would be a great pair to be in a new home
together. Definitely a lap cat, Chica like all kittens has busy energy and likes to play and chase.
She is great at stalking a ping pong ball or the feather wand toy, jumping and catching it with
excitement. She can be found on top of the kitty climber as well, watching the birds and squirrels
outside – it’s like kitty TV. She’s an absolute sweetheart and is so lovable! Chica is ready to be
adopted into her forever home, hopefully with her sister Cheryl. One that will welcome them into
the family and keep them safely indoors.