Rescue:

One of our former foster homes gave Pet Patrol a call about some kittens that she had found.
She and her partner had been doing business at a farm property about 30 minutes outside of
the city. When they arrived in the scorching 30+ degrees heat they discovered kittens sitting
numbly on the lawn. They didn’t know what to do or where to go as the sun barrelled down on
them. They all had colds, eye infections (to the point where one kitten could not see at all
because the infection had sealed his eyes shut). The volunteer gathered up the kittens and
knowing there were five made sure she had them all, then discovered there was a new born
litter in the barn. Patrol persevered and over time rescued five adults and eventually the last
litter of kittens when they were just seven weeks of age and before they became ill. All the
adult cats have now been rescued, or if feral spayed/neutered and returned to the farm.

Personality:

Lacey is the confident and curious one of the litter. She is the first to check everything out, and
her siblings follow her lead. She loves to play with her sisters but is also good at inventing
games on her own. Lacey is very social and being around people and enjoys crawling into
laps to cuddle is something she likes to do. This pretty girl would love to go to a home with
one of her siblings or another young cat that she can play with. Lacey is ready to be adopted
into her forever home. One that will welcome her into the family and keep her safely indoors.