Baby Mango

I know where the mangos grow, down beside the sea, hanging on a tree; shading out the coastline, in my mind I say... “Oh yes this is Mango, nothing I have ever known, can ever take his place.” I hear again the ocean, the ceaseless rushing roar, clear and vivid images of that eastern shore. I know where the Mangos grow, down beside the sea, hanging on a tree!<br/><br/>This baby Mango grown down beside the sea, never hang from a tree. However, he like his brother Guava is also a tropical treasure. Baby Mango is bright and bold and a wonderful treasure just like the mango. He was born shortly after his pregnant mother showed up on the doorstep of a volunteer in our organization. As the volunteer brought the slightly spicy mommy inside (Her name is Wasabi) she almost immediately went into labor and had four little kittens: Guava, Lilikoi, Baby Mango and Banana. After these little treasures were weened, they were fixed and vaccinated. Wasabi stayed in Hawaii and was adopted by the volunteer that found her. Wasabi's kittens were flown to Oregon for better adoption opportunities, and shortly after arriving in Oregon, Lilikoi and Banana were both adopted to loving families. Baby Mango is up to date with all of his vaccinations and is now looking forward to joining a loving family. The ideal home for this bright little boy would include another cat, or even better, adopting him along with his remaining sibling Guava. That is if you don't already have a feline friend. I am hopeful that you will consider the joy that adopting can bring into your life.<br/><br/>About our Cats & Kittens:<br/><br/>All our cats and kittens are spayed or neutered, and have received at least 2 x FVRCP vaccinations, tested negative for FIV and FeLV and will have received the FeLV and Rabies (if over 4 months) vaccinations. Baby Mango is litter box trained and will do great in a home with older children (5 +), kitties and maybe a friendly doggo. If interested, please inquire about adopting Baby Mango. <br/><br/>Sometimes Petfinder emails go to spam or junk mail so if you have reached out and are waiting on a response, please check your other folders. Or give us a call or text!<br/><br/>Thank you! ~ AKTNR

I know where the mangos grow, down beside the sea, hanging on a tree; shading out the coastline, in my mind I say... “Oh yes this is Mango, nothing I have ever known, can ever take his place.” I hear again the ocean, the ceaseless rushing roar, clear and vivid images of that eastern shore. I know where the Mangos grow, down beside the sea, hanging on a tree!

This baby Mango grown down beside the sea, never hang from a tree. However, he like his brother Guava is also a tropical treasure. Baby Mango is bright and bold and a wonderful treasure just like the mango. He was born shortly after his pregnant mother showed up on the doorstep of a volunteer in our organization. As the volunteer brought the slightly spicy mommy inside (Her name is Wasabi) she almost immediately went into labor and had four little kittens: Guava, Lilikoi, Baby Mango and Banana. After these little treasures were weened, they were fixed and vaccinated. Wasabi stayed in Hawaii and was adopted by the volunteer that found her. Wasabi's kittens were f

I know where the mangos grow, down beside the sea, hanging on a tree; shading out the coastline, in my mind I say... “Oh yes this is Mango, nothing I have ever known, can ever take his place.” I hear again the ocean, the ceaseless rushing roar, clear and vivid images of that eastern shore. I know where the Mangos grow, down beside the sea, hanging on a tree!

This baby Mango grown down beside the sea, never hang from a tree. However, he like his brother Guava is also a tropical treasure. Baby Mango is bright and bold and a wonderful treasure just like the mango. He was born shortly after his pregnant mother showed up on the doorstep of a volunteer in our organization. As the volunteer brought the slightly spicy mommy inside (Her name is Wasabi) she almost immediately went into labor and had four little kittens: Guava, Lilikoi, Baby Mango and Banana. After these little treasures were weened, they were fixed and vaccinated. Wasabi stayed in Hawaii and was adopted by the volunteer that found her. Wasabi's kittens were flown to Oregon for better adoption opportunities, and shortly after arriving in Oregon, Lilikoi and Banana were both adopted to loving families. Baby Mango is up to date with all of his vaccinations and is now looking forward to joining a loving family. The ideal home for this bright little boy would include another cat, or even better, adopting him along with his remaining sibling Guava. That is