Rescue:

The bucket was wide, lined with straw, and just big enough to keep the chill away. Inside, several
kittens huddled together, watching with wide eyes as the Pet Patrol volunteers approached. Just
beside them, another bucket held a second litter, including a petite black and white named Honey,
who had drawn the volunteers in with her soft meows and pleading gaze. These kittens—lovingly
called the J litter—were born in a barn on a clean and well kept
rural property. The family cared
deeply for the animals, but these kittens had been born into a life of uncertainty. Though old enough
to eat on their own, they were far too young to face the dangers of rural life, coyotes, cold weather,
and the constant threat of being forgotten. Thankfully, they didn’t have to. When the volunteers saw
the two litters nestled side by side, they knew none could be left behind. All ten kittens and Honey
were brought into Pet Patrol’s care that day. Now safe and warm, the J kittens are growing stronger
each day, no longer hidden away in buckets, but on their way to loving forever homes.

Personality:

Joey is the biggest kitten in his litter, and his personality is just as large! This orange and white
tabby is full of energy, charm, and playful mischief. He’s always on the go, chasing springs, batting
balls, and zooming around the room. Joey is curious and adventurous, often the first to check out a
new toy or explore a new corner of the house. Despite his bold nature, he’s also a sweetheart who
adores attention. He’ll mew for snuggles, climb into your lap, and melt into belly rubs with a loud
purr. Joey is ready to be adopted into his forever home. One that will welcome him into the family
and keep him safely indoors.