Alexis

Hi, I'm Alexis. I am a beautiful, playful, sweet, loving, and spoiled girl who does well with others. My start to this world was a bit rough. Let me share my story. I was rescued from a drainage ditch when I was a tiny kitten and had to be bottle-fed. Yes, I was so small that my eyes were not open. At about 3 months old, I began to scratch and lick my fur. The vet ran some tests but could not figure out what was causing my itchy skin. As a solution, I wore a sweater to keep me from scratching so much. Yep, I did and I was styling the fashion. Just call me a "Catanista". I wore it for some time as it kept me warm. Fast forward to today, I have been out of the sweater for about a year and have not had a problem. I do have some thin hair in places, but it does not take away from my overall beauty. I am now ready to find my forever family. <br/><br/>Are you interested in adopting Alexis or another JCAPL pet you have seen? You'll need to start by completing an adoption application, available online at our website: www.jcapl.org. There is no obligation to adopt by completing an application, however, we do recommend submitting an application as soon as you find an animal you are interested in. We review applications in the order they are received.<br/><br/>Completed applications can be sent via email to adopt@jcapl.org , faxed to 919-300-5524 or delivered in person by visiting us at one of our adoption events on Saturdays at PetSmart in Garner (White Oak Shopping Center or Timber Drive next to Home Depot).<br/><br/>We will contact you as soon as possible once we receive your application.<br/><br/>Thanks for thinking adoption!

Hi, I'm Alexis. I am a beautiful, playful, sweet, loving, and spoiled girl who does well with others. My start to this world was a bit rough. Let me share my story. I was rescued from a drainage ditch when I was a tiny kitten and had to be bottle-fed. Yes, I was so small that my eyes were not open. At about 3 months old, I began to scratch and lick my fur. The vet ran some tests but could not figure out what was causing my itchy skin. As a solution, I wore a sweater to keep me from scratching so much. Yep, I did and I was styling the fashion. Just call me a "Catanista". I wore it for some time as it kept me warm. Fast forward to today, I have been out of the sweater for about a year and have not had a problem. I do have some thin hair in places, but it does not take away from my overall beauty. I am now ready to find my forever family.

Are you interested in adopting Alexis or another JCAPL pet you have seen? You'll need to start by completing an adoption application, available online at our website: www.jcapl.

Hi, I'm Alexis. I am a beautiful, playful, sweet, loving, and spoiled girl who does well with others. My start to this world was a bit rough. Let me share my story. I was rescued from a drainage ditch when I was a tiny kitten and had to be bottle-fed. Yes, I was so small that my eyes were not open. At about 3 months old, I began to scratch and lick my fur. The vet ran some tests but could not figure out what was causing my itchy skin. As a solution, I wore a sweater to keep me from scratching so much. Yep, I did and I was styling the fashion. Just call me a "Catanista". I wore it for some time as it kept me warm. Fast forward to today, I have been out of the sweater for about a year and have not had a problem. I do have some thin hair in places, but it does not take away from my overall beauty. I am now ready to find my forever family.

Are you interested in adopting Alexis or another JCAPL pet you have seen? You'll need to start by completing an adoption application, available online at our website: www.jcapl.org. There is no obligation to adopt by completing an application, however, we do recommend submitting an application as soon as you find an animal you are interested in. We review applications in the order they are received.

Completed applications can be sent via email to adopt@jcapl.org , faxed to 919-300-5524 or delivered in person by visiting us at one of our adoption events on Saturd