Rescue:

Little Pipsqueak was brought to Pet Patrol in a cardboard box by someone who it had rescued a few other cat previously. Living on a farm she has had her fair share of strays that have
shown up. Some she has kept and others have come to Pet Patrol but all have been spayed
or neutered. One evening she had been driving down a remote country road and saw her
friends out for an evening walk. She pulled up to say hello and have a chat. They said “look
what we found!” Right away the one person opened her jacket and pulled out a tiny little black
kitten. That was a little Pipsqueak. They said “we just found her out here and we couldn’t find
any other kittens, she was just by herself.” They reached into the car and sat the kitten on the
seat and said “you’ll take care of her right?” Knowing that they had no resources to look after
the baby she took this baby home and from there they reached out to a friend who would
eventually bring her to Pet Patrol .

Personality:

Pip(squeak) is an affectionate and inquisitive girl who loves snuggles and warm laps as much as she loves to play and explore. She always wants to be where the people are and see what’s going on. Pip enjoys all sorts of toys and can make her own fun with a sheet of paper or a cardboard box, and shows off some gravity-defying leaps when the feather wand toy comes out. She loves to play chase and wrestle with her fellow foster-kittens but regularly pauses to touch base with her foster-people before going back to her games. Pip would like to find a forever home where she will have regular companionship, ideally both people and at least one other cat, and will not be on her own for long stretches.  She is ready to be adopted, welcomed into the family and kept safely indoors