ADOPTION PROFILE

Avia

Avia

Avia

Rescue:

Pet Patrol was contacted by a young woman in the heart of farm country who was desperately
searching for help with several barn kittens and their devoted mama Avia. Surrounded by neighboring
farms, there were cats living in nearly every barn, making it difficult to keep the population under
control. On her own property, three female cats, a wandering tomcat, and nine kittens had quickly
become more than she could manage. Thankfully, despite being born in a barn, the kittens had
been well cared for from the very beginning. The young woman’s children spent time with them
every day, making sure they were fed, watered, and handled regularly, while their attentive
mom Avia lovingly watched over them and even began teaching them important
hunting skills. Knowing the kittens deserved carefully chosen indoor homes, she reached out to Pet
Patrol for help. The family also planned to look into a spay and neuter program to help prevent
future litters. Now safe in foster care, Avia is ready to leave barn life behind and begin
the search for loving forever home.

Personality:

Avia is a gentle, quiet girl who is learning to embrace indoor life one day at a time. The busy
sanctuary can feel a little overwhelming, so she often chooses a cozy perch up high where she can
quietly watch everything happening below, knowing she’s safe. Although she likes to take things at
her own pace, Avia truly enjoys the company of people and is discovering that gentle attention and
kind voices are something to look forward to. Each day her confidence grows a little more as she
settles into the comforts of indoor life, learning that soft beds, full meals, and loving humans are
here to stay. Avia would thrive in a calm, patient home where she can continue blossoming into the
affectionate companion she’s meant to be. Avia is ready to be adopted into her forever home. One
that will welcome her into the family and keep her safely indoors.

If you are interested in adoption please contact Pet patrol at 519-669-1979