Rescue:

Charlotte initially came into Pet Patrol care with her lone kitten. They were adopted together by
one of our foster moms and they have been excellent companionship for her in the last year. Due
to severe health issues, that came on suddenly, she has had to re home them. When she returned
from the hospital and physiotherapy center, she was not able to care for them property and
it was with a heavy heart that she returned them to Pet Patrol. In their new foster home, it was
noted that they are not especially bonded. Charlotte is quite easy going and her son is very
active and robust. He has found playmates with the other young foster cats and does not rely on
his mom any more therefore we feel they would do alright in separate forever homes.

Personality:

Charlotte will greet you at the door when you come home, happy to see you and looking for a
nice pet and scratch under the chin. She likes to look outside at the neighborhood and see who
is coming and going. The birds and squirrels are entertaining as are the dogs on their leashes.
The sunniest spot in the house is used to stretch out in and have a nice snooze, and when she
sits on the back of the couch, she will watch TV with you. The wand toy is exciting to her and the
battery powered flopping fish is the best thing ever. When Charlotte plays, she prefers running
after plush toys and catnip mice. She will cuddle up to you at bedtime and always sleeps on the
couch beside you. She has a wonderful purr. Charlotte is ready to be adopted into her forever
home. One that will welcome her into the family and keep her safely indoors