Emily
My Story
Emily came into our care along with her two sisters, all three about to give birth. They were first-time moms, not even a year old themselves. They came from a farm where their previous owner had not spayed them, and when the time came for the babies to be born, he no longer wanted them. In our care, we gave them the peace and care they needed, allowing them to raise their little ones as best as they could. After much effort, we found homes for them. Her two sisters have already been adopted... but Emily is still waiting. Emily is a very affectionate, gentle, and calm little cat. We would love for her to share her love with a family just as her sisters have done. Will you be her happy ending?
Health Status
dewormed, tested, vaccinated, spayed
My Story
Emily came into our care along with her two sisters, all three about to give birth. They were first-time moms, not even a year old themselves. They came from a farm where their previous owner had not spayed them, and when the time came for the babies to be born, he no longer wanted them. In our care, we gave them the peace and care they needed, allowing them to raise their little ones as best as they could. After much effort, we found homes for them. Her two sisters have already been adopted... but Emily is still waiting. Emily is a very affectionate, gentle, and calm little cat. We would love for her to share her love with a family just as her sisters have done. Will you be her happy ending?
Health Status
dewormed, tested, vaccinated, spayed
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