Rescue:

Some small towns are lucky to have kindhearted
individuals who open their homes to cats in need.
One such rescue, operating out of a converted garage, could only take in so many—so when Will
appeared, they knew help was needed quickly. Will first showed up at a feeding station in a quiet
neighborhood. He was beautiful and wellgroomed,
but clearly afraid. Security cameras showed
him circling the house all night long—over and over again. Was he trying to find a way inside? Or
was he staying close to the food and shelter he had found? Likely both. With the help of a humane
trap, Will was safely brought indoors. At first, he was frightened and unsure of what was happening.
It was clear, however, that he wasn’t feral—he had known the comfort of a home before. But no one
came looking for him, no one answered the Found Cat social media posts, and he had no
microchip. Now in Pet Patrol’s care, Will is safe and slowly learning to trust again. We may never
know his full story, but he’s ready to start a new chapter.

Personality:

Will is a fluffy and very cute little guy with a heart full of love and curiosity. It didn’t take long for him
to discover that pets are the best thing ever, especially ear scritches! He’ll lift his bum in the air,
flop over with delight, and soak up every bit of attention you’re willing to give. Since being neutered
and freed from his cage, Will has been in full explorer mode, poking his nose into every nook and
cranny of the sanctuary. He’s still figuring out what toys are all about, but it’s clear he’s eager to
learn and experience all the joys of being a carefree indoor cat. Will’s big, expressive eyes seem to
hold all the affection he’s waiting to share, and it’s easy to imagine him someday curling up in
someone’s lap for long, cozy naps. He may be small in size, but he’s overflowing with potential and
love. Will is ready to be adopted into his forever home—one that will welcome him into the family,
give him the love and comfort he’s always deserved, and keep him safely indoors.