Rescue:

Pet Patrol received a call from a nearby farm that follows traditional practices. The owners
mentioned they had “too many kittens” and welcomed the rescue to take some. When asked about
the kittens’ health, they admitted the little ones had runny eyes and looked unwell. A volunteer went
to check on them and was immediately concerned. With cold weather setting in, the kittens’ bed
under the staircase offered only partial protection from drafts. Some kittens were on bales of hay,
while others were running on concrete dangerously close to horses hooves. Leaving them behind
was not an option. After some gentle persuasion, the farm agreed to allow the kittens to come back
with the volunteer. Pet Patrol also helped educate the family on spaying and neutering their adult
cats to prevent future litters. Now safe and thriving, these kittens are a reminder of how small
actions can make a big difference. Pet Patrol continues to support farms like this, helping control
the kitten population while giving every kitten a chance at a healthy, safe, and loving life.

Personality:

Reed is a darling little boy with soft grey and white fur and a gentle personality that shines through.
He’s playful and spirited, always ready to chase after a toy or wrestle with his siblings, but he also
has a tender side that makes him a wonderful snuggler. Reed loves attention and will happily curl
up in your lap once playtime winds down. With his sweet nature and loving spirit, Reed is sure to
make a perfect companion for the right family. Like all kittens, he will need a caring home that
keeps him safe and secure indoors only.