Rescue:

Finney was found in one of the most unexpected places imaginable—a garbage pail. A former
coworker of one of Pet Patrol’s volunteers lives on a country property with horses, cows, chickens,
and several farm cats. One morning, she went into the egg room, a space she only needed to visit
every few days, and heard the faint cries of a tiny kitten. Following the sound, she discovered little
Finney tucked inside a garbage pail beneath the counter, completely alone. There was no sign of
his mother and no way of knowing how he had ended up there. In fact, this tiny orange boy was
quite the mystery, as all of the cats known to live on the farm were black. Knowing her former
coworker volunteered, she immediately reached out to ask if Pet Patrol could take him. Thankfully,
the timing couldn’t have been better. Pet Patrol had recently welcomed Fallon, a mother cat who
had arrived without her own kittens and was desperately wanting a baby to care for. Little Finney
was introduced to her, and Fallon happily took him under her wing as her own. In no time at all, this
orphaned baby who had been found crying alone in a garbage pail had a devoted mama, a full
belly, and all the warmth and security he needed.

Personality:

Finny is a gentle, quiet boy who would be a wonderful match for someone dreaming of a true lap
cat. He loves being close to his people and is perfectly content settling into a lap or even perching
on a shoulder to keep you company. When he’s ready to play, Finny enjoys racing through tunnels
and batting around balls and springs before returning for more cuddle time. Sweet, calm, and
happiest close to his person, Finny is ready to be adopted into his forever home—one that will
welcome him into the family and keep him safely indoors.