Alice Calico & Domestic Short Hair Mix Warren, CT

She weaves in and out of your legs spinning a tale that could fill a diary. She's a happy girl who runs up to greet you when you come home. While kittens are oodles of fun, there is a special pleasure in adopting a young cat who still has her youthful energy but whose personality is bit more developed! Named after the young adult diary book, Go Ask Alice!, this literary cat gave birth to an adorable kitten litter of banned books and now deserves a loving home of her own. Like the troubled runaway teen in Go Ask Alice!, this beautiful calico kitty has been on a perilous journey in the outside world, and is now ready to be safe in her forever home.

She's surprisingly playful and a purrfect calico just needs an experienced household Young mamas sometimes lose their sense of their own body sometimes, and they get confused by affection. Alice will sometimes put her mouth on you when she's frustrated or when she's over stimulated (she doesn't like her backend petted), which may scare a child or someone not familiar with cat behavior. She never bites down and will stop when told but it is something to be mindful of; she just communicates with her teeth.

You can find our adoption process as well as a link to our application on our website: https://sophialorangekittenrescue.com/adoption-instructions

All of our adoptable animals are cared for and assessed in foster homes (we do not have a shelter), are up to date on age appropriate vaccinations and have been spayed or neutered and tested for FeLV/FIV. They have had de-worming medication as a standard of care and Flea/Tick/Ear Mite preventive treatment. All litter trained of course. And we pre-register the microchip which will automatically transfer to you at adoption keeping us as secondary contact. Medical records will be released with the adopted pet.

If you haven't had a chance, please also check out our public facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/SophiaLOrangeKittenRescue/

Not only will it show you more pictures of our kitties, but also should give you a good idea about who we are as an organization, as fosters, and how our followers and adopters feel about us. We do take time to get through the adoption process, but want you to feel comfortable that this means we are trying to do what's best for everyone.

We try to post daily about most of our rescue's kitties to share our adventures fostering with you, even if they aren't available for adoption yet; but also to show their personalities as best we can. We hope that by following along, you get to see how we rescue and foster, and how they flourish in care.

We thank you all for all your care. There are a lot of wonderful kitties out there just waiting to be loved by someone special. And while we are a small rescue, we would love to help you find the right one for yours.

You can find our adoption process as well as a link to our application on our website: https://sophialorangekittenrescue.com/adoption-instructions

Please pay particular attention to steps 1 & 2. We include on our website details on how to prepare for a home visit, how to get ready for a new kitten, some useful guidance for introductions and reminders about taking time everyone needs.