Rescue:

Smaller cat rescues often fill up very quickly or are unable to take in any more cats and this is
the case for Noah. He was first noticed scurrying around behind a local grocery store, then
later by a restaurant and also at a hardware store in the same plaza. He was running loose
through the entire plaza which included the large parking lot as well. People were fearing for
his life with the amount of traffic that was going through. A plan was put in place and a humane
trap was set up and it was the stinky canned cat food inside that enticed him in. It really didn’t
take very long to rescue him as he was quite hungry and unaware of how humane traps work.
Soon he was on his way to Pet Patrol and once safely in our care his wide eyed look got wider
as he took in all the new sights.

Personality:

Noah is such a sweet little boy. He started off quite shy and intimidated in his new environment
but it didn’t take long for him to purr and smile when pet. He is interested in everything you do,
and is usually quite wide eyed for anything different in looks or sound. He is curious and likes
to investigate things. He would do well in a home with another cat who is very accepting, and
preferably an adult only home. He enjoys running around and diving into the kitty tunnel, climbing
the cat tree and checking out everything around him. He loves looking out the windows and
watching the squirrels. Noah is ready to be adopted into his forever home. One that will
welcome him into the family and keep him safely indoors.