AMC

AMC has been part of one of our cat colonies for almost 3 years. We had no idea that this beautiful kitty was far from being feral or even a stray....<br/><br/>AMC is the most loving and social kitty we have ever had. She far exceeds some of the kitties we have raised since babies. <br/><br/>She melts into your hand when touched. <br/><br/>Her vet discharge notes read- "heart and lungs sound good, although they were hard to hear over her constant purring and wiggling around making biscuits. This cat needs to go up for adoption."<br/><br/>AMC nose was the concern for the vet visit. Turns out she is sensitive to bug bites. Her nose is perfectly fine, and it will just take some time for her hair to grow back, which, we are happy to say, has been showing great progress over the last two weeks. <br/><br/>AMC is currently in one of our kitty kennels. When we brought her in, we assumed she would be treated and returned to her colony, but since that's not happening, we have had no choice but to keep her contained until we can start making proper kitty introductions into the Kitty house crew. Therefore, we don't know how she does with other cats yet. <br/><br/>But due to her laid-back, loving nature, she was once someone's cat who really loved her from birth until she was lost. You just don't find kitties with this type of trusting nature very often. And to be living outside on her own for 3 years and still retain that trust......that's unheard of. AMC needs a home that will show her what love is again and what it's like to live inside in a safe, cool environment and not have to worry about those nasty bug bites or waiting for us to feed her every night. <br/><br/>AMC is part of our foster-to-adopt program. <br/><br/>All of our kitties have been health checked, altered, vaccinated, microchipped, and dewormed. They will come with their medical records, a new kitty carrier, baby blankie, dry food, a variety of wet food, litter, treats, snacks, favorite toys, new toys, and whatever else they have claimed as their own while on vacation with us.<br/><br/>Please fill out our questionnaire if you are interested in setting up a meet and greet!<br/><br/>https://forms.wix.com/r/7207729348810375426

AMC has been part of one of our cat colonies for almost 3 years. We had no idea that this beautiful kitty was far from being feral or even a stray....

AMC is the most loving and social kitty we have ever had. She far exceeds some of the kitties we have raised since babies.

She melts into your hand when touched.

Her vet discharge notes read- "heart and lungs sound good, although they were hard to hear over her constant purring and wiggling around making biscuits. This cat needs to go up for adoption."

AMC nose was the concern for the vet visit. Turns out she is sensitive to bug bites. Her nose is perfectly fine, and it will just take some time for her hair to grow back, which, we are happy to say, has been showing great progress over the last two weeks.

AMC is currently in one of our kitty kennels. When we brought her in, we assumed she would be treated and returned to her colony, but since that's not happening, we have had no choice but to keep her contained until we can start

AMC has been part of one of our cat colonies for almost 3 years. We had no idea that this beautiful kitty was far from being feral or even a stray....

AMC is the most loving and social kitty we have ever had. She far exceeds some of the kitties we have raised since babies.

She melts into your hand when touched.

Her vet discharge notes read- "heart and lungs sound good, although they were hard to hear over her constant purring and wiggling around making biscuits. This cat needs to go up for adoption."

AMC nose was the concern for the vet visit. Turns out she is sensitive to bug bites. Her nose is perfectly fine, and it will just take some time for her hair to grow back, which, we are happy to say, has been showing great progress over the last two weeks.

AMC is currently in one of our kitty kennels. When we brought her in, we assumed she would be treated and returned to her colony, but since that's not happening, we have had no choice but to keep her contained until we can start making proper kitty introductions into the Kitty house crew. Therefore, we don't know how she does with other cats yet.

But due to her laid-back, loving nature, she was once someone's cat who really loved her from birth until she was lost. You just don't find kitties with this type of trusting nature very often. And to be living outside on her own for 3 years and still retain that trust