Rescue:

Korra came to Pet Patrol after volunteers were alerted to an orange mother cat who had given birth
to kittens inside an old shed in a tiny village where everyone seemed to know one another. The
elderly homeowner had no idea the little family was living there, as she had not been inside the
shed for many years. The building itself was badly weathered, with sunlight shining through the
wooden walls and years of clutter scattered throughout. Old appliances, a mattress, scrap metal,
and debris filled the space, creating countless hiding spots for the frightened cats. Pet Patrol
volunteers quickly developed a rescue plan, setting humane traps baited with smelly cat food and
spending hours quietly waiting in the shed for the kittens to appear. Because the kittens were too
small to trigger a traditional trap, a remote­controlled trap was used instead. Before long, Korra was
safely rescued and brought into care. Although she had never been handled by people before and
was understandably scared, it quickly became clear that she was a sweet little kitten beneath her
nervous exterior. Within a few days, her brother Kashus and their mother were also safely brought
into care, ensuring the entire family would have the opportunity to grow up safe, loved, and
protected.

Personality:

Korra is a sweet grey tabby girl with the slightest little touches of orange throughout her fur, making
her extra special. She loves to play, gets the zoomies, and can be a little wild in the best kitten way
before curling up for a cozy nap. Although she is still getting used to human interaction, she is
coming along beautifully and is already showing what an affectionate girl she will be. Korra melts
right into your arms when she feels safe and loved. She does well with other cats and children and
would love a home that will continue helping her build confidence with patience and love. Korra is
looking for a family who will love her forever and keep her safely indoors.