Rescue:

It is not uncommon for a rescue group to come across a large colony of cats that need to be
rescued. Usually, a plea for help is put out by the owner, or a concerned friend/neighbour,
wanting the cats living conditions to be improved and to control the over population. They may
be living in an industrial area, hoarder’s home or a farm property and traditionally none of the
cats have been spayed or neutered. It would be difficult for one rescue group to be able to
take in all the cats and they reach out to other cat rescue organizations to assist. The colony
that Huxley came from had at least forty five cats living on a farm. It was an older couple and
things just got out of hand. Homes needed to be found, but usually people run out of connections
for that, and within a month the cats would begin breeding again. Luckily all the kittens
there were safely housed in the work shop and socialized by the couple. They arrived at Pet
Patrol healthy and with good weight.

Personality:

Huxley is very sweet, loving and affectionate. He is easy to pet, will smile when you rub his
ears and will push his head into your hands. He can be picked up and cuddled, will lay on your
lap and is good company. As a playful cat, toys have been an adventure and a learning experience.
The cat tree is a favourite and he loves to look outside and see what is happening in
the neighbourhood. Never being in a house before there will be things that he needs to learn
but will adjust nicely. He would do best in a home with another accepting cat to cuddle and
play with. Huxley (and his brother Harper) are ready to be adopted into their forever home.
One that will welcome them into the family and keep them safely indoors.