Rescue:

One of Pet Patrol‘s long time volunteers, who lives in a very small village off the main highway, had noticed a number of black and white cats appearing on her property on an irregular basis. One here, one there and she figured they were from a local farm that had just been sold. The barn was now boarded up and the cats were not allowed entry, leaving them homeless. A number of cats with their kittens in tow had showed up to her dependable feeding station. They have been rescued and the next one to show up was Becca. The property owner had moved the year before and Becca had finally made her way to our volunteers’ back yard. This little cat spent the winter in the insulated cat house and it was undetermined if she was friendly or not. Finally rescued she was brought to the sanctuary, spayed and vaccinated and there have been many attempts to socialize her. Unfortunately, Becca is not catching on to how people’s pets are comforting, but she has settled in here.

Personality:

Becca has quietly blossomed into a lovely and gentle companion. When she first came into care,
she preferred to keep her distance from people and seemed happiest simply observing the world
around her. Over time, however, Becca showed everyone that she had a softer side waiting to
emerge. While she doesn’t demand attention, she happily accepts affection and leans into pets—
especially her favourite back scratches, which send her “elevator butt” straight into the air. Becca
gets along beautifully with other cats and seems to make friends wherever she goes. She has a
sweet little routine at treat time and will happily follow along chirping to let you know she’s ready.
Becca would thrive in a calm, patient adult home where she can continue to grow in confidence,
enjoying companionship at her own pace and becoming the loving family cat she was always
meant to be. Becca is ready to be adopted into her forever home. One that will welcome her into
the family and keep her safely indoors.