April

April is an uncommon orange female (about 80% of orange cats are male). April was living behind a Family Dollar near to our rescue headquarters and was very skittish for a long time. When we discovered that she was pregnant, we trapped her and placed her in a foster home to have her kittens. She gave birth to a litter of 6, all of whom have since been adopted. She is now looking for a home of her own so that she doesn't have to go through another cold winter outdoors, eating from dumpsters. April is friendly and curious but does not like to be touched. She is not exactly a Spirit Cat- she loves people and follows her foster mom around and sleeps on the bed and is fine being close to people- but she will whack you with her paw (no claws) if you try to pet her. She lives with other cats in her foster home but can be a bit of a bully. She would do best in a calm home without young children (children 12 and up are probably okay) and with either no other pets or one or two pets who will stand their ground with her, as she only bullies submissive cats and gives the more dominant cats their space.

April is an uncommon orange female (about 80% of orange cats are male). April was living behind a Family Dollar near to our rescue headquarters and was very skittish for a long time. When we discovered that she was pregnant, we trapped her and placed her in a foster home to have her kittens. She gave birth to a litter of 6, all of whom have since been adopted. She is now looking for a home of her own so that she doesn't have to go through another cold winter outdoors, eating from dumpsters. April is friendly and curious but does not like to be touched. She is not exactly a Spirit Cat- she loves people and follows her foster mom around and sleeps on the bed and is fine being close to people- but she will whack you with her paw (no claws) if you try to pet her. She lives with other cats in her foster home but can be a bit of a bully. She would do best in a calm home without young children (children 12 and up are probably okay) and with either no other pets or one or two pets who will stand their ground with her, as she only bu

April is an uncommon orange female (about 80% of orange cats are male). April was living behind a Family Dollar near to our rescue headquarters and was very skittish for a long time. When we discovered that she was pregnant, we trapped her and placed her in a foster home to have her kittens. She gave birth to a litter of 6, all of whom have since been adopted. She is now looking for a home of her own so that she doesn't have to go through another cold winter outdoors, eating from dumpsters. April is friendly and curious but does not like to be touched. She is not exactly a Spirit Cat- she loves people and follows her foster mom around and sleeps on the bed and is fine being close to people- but she will whack you with her paw (no claws) if you try to pet her. She lives with other cats in her foster home but can be a bit of a bully. She would do best in a calm home without young children (children 12 and up are probably okay) and with either no other pets or one or two pets who will stand their ground with her, as she only bullies submissive cats and gives the more dominant cats their space.