BillyLee

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.I am not in the CARE foster cat program. I am listed as a courtesy.My littermates and I were found late July with our mom in a NW Chatham neighborhood. Everyone thought my mom was a feral cat, but she ended up being very friendly. We think someone left her in the neighborhood to fend for herself. The problem with us at first was no one every touched us or spoke nicely to us until we were almost 5 months old. Things sure are different now!<br/><br/>We've been living inside a house with some other foster kittens, 2 adult cats and a dog. Lou and I really like it. Our sister Lyra does too, but she hasn't let the people in the house pet and love on her yet like we do. I think she will soon. Every day gets better and better. I like to sit on the lady's lap, and I help both the lady and the man work on the computer! I give kisses too. I have to admit, I was a big scaredy cat (hahaha, I was a kitten) when I first came here. I hid inside what is called a feral den. We were in a big ferret cage and even though the den took up a lot of space, they let me use it as long as I needed it. I eventually gave it up and then one night, one of my caregivers forgot to close the bottom door all the way after cleaning our litterbox. Imagine how surprised they were when Lou and I rushed to them the follow morning with everyone else to the call of "Kittens, time for breakfast!"<br/><br/>We have been neutered, vaccinated and tested negative for FeLV/IV, and microchipped. Apply for me. I'd be great with another friendly cat in your home to continue learning to trust. You are welcome to call 919-542-1067 for more information.

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.I am not in the CARE foster cat program. I am listed as a courtesy.My littermates and I were found late July with our mom in a NW Chatham neighborhood. Everyone thought my mom was a feral cat, but she ended up being very friendly. We think someone left her in the neighborhood to fend for herself. The problem with us at first was no one every touched us or spoke nicely to us until we were almost 5 months old. Things sure are different now!

We've been living inside a house with some other foster kittens, 2 adult cats and a dog. Lou and I really like it. Our sister Lyra does too, but she hasn't let the people in the house pet and love on her yet like we do. I think she will soon. Every day gets better and better. I like to sit on the lady's lap, and I help both the lady and the man work on the computer! I give kisses too. I have to admit, I was a big scaredy cat (hahaha, I was a kitten) when I first came here. I hid inside what is called a feral de

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.I am not in the CARE foster cat program. I am listed as a courtesy.My littermates and I were found late July with our mom in a NW Chatham neighborhood. Everyone thought my mom was a feral cat, but she ended up being very friendly. We think someone left her in the neighborhood to fend for herself. The problem with us at first was no one every touched us or spoke nicely to us until we were almost 5 months old. Things sure are different now!

We've been living inside a house with some other foster kittens, 2 adult cats and a dog. Lou and I really like it. Our sister Lyra does too, but she hasn't let the people in the house pet and love on her yet like we do. I think she will soon. Every day gets better and better. I like to sit on the lady's lap, and I help both the lady and the man work on the computer! I give kisses too. I have to admit, I was a big scaredy cat (hahaha, I was a kitten) when I first came here. I hid inside what is called a feral den. We were in a big ferret cage and even though the den took up a lot of space, they let me use it as long as I needed it. I eventually gave it up and then one night, one of my caregivers forgot to close the bottom door all the way after cleaning our litterbox. Imagine how surprised they were when Lou and I rushed to them the follow morning with everyone else to the call of "Kittens, time for brea