Bobbi (lil Bug)

Adoption: ADOPTABLE - Under medical understanding *see bottom of notes<br/>Sex: Female<br/>Age: 8 Months (August 2024)<br/>Color: Black (no tail)<br/>Demeanor: Sweet, energetic and playful<br/>Home Life Needed: Is looking for a forever home with Finnegan<br/><br/>About: <br/>Bobbi or Bug, as we call her, is one that has tugged on my heart strings more than most. She came in a shell of a cat, hiding and her body slowly failing her. She weighed 3.8lbs and was getting smaller by the day. I would wrap her in a towel and syringe feed her every 3 to 4 hours to make sure that some calories were getting into her body. Once we figured out she had FIP and started treatment, she became a full blown kitten! She started running and playing and bunny kicking. She started rubbing all over our legs and asking for pets and food. She got to be a sassy girl and learn what it meant to be loved on and she has never looked back. <br/><br/>Found: <br/>This sweet girl was one of many that we have pulled from a mobile home. Two ladies living in the home were trying to help by pulling cats/strays from outside to keep them safe. Without vetting and spay/neuter, the numbers started to multiply and sickness started to spread. The home had no litter boxes, no cat food, and was a rough place to see. <br/>It has taken, all of the cats we have pulled, a bit to figure out how to use a litter box, but with some extra care all accidents have been cleared! These babies now use 3 different litters so they can adapt to a new home.<br/><br/>Bobbi was one of the first to be pulled. She was diagnosed with FIP and started life saving treatment. We will finish her vaccines after her FIP treatment is done. She came into rescue with her brother Cricket.<br/>She started in our house completely terrified, hiding at all times. Now she greets me and strangers at the door chatting away and ready for her treats while we administer her FIP treatment. She is so loving and so deserving of an amazing home. Her tiny petite frame and no tail is the best combo to make the perfect packaged kitty.<br/><br/><br/>***Check out our Instagram and Facebook to see more photos and videos @RescueTheLittles<br/><br/>***Please note we DO NOT respond to 'interested' or 'inquiries' as we tend to not receive responses from those. If you are interested you can start by filling out the adoption application.

Adoption: ADOPTABLE - Under medical understanding *see bottom of notes
Sex: Female
Age: 8 Months (August 2024)
Color: Black (no tail)
Demeanor: Sweet, energetic and playful
Home Life Needed: Is looking for a forever home with Finnegan

About:
Bobbi or Bug, as we call her, is one that has tugged on my heart strings more than most. She came in a shell of a cat, hiding and her body slowly failing her. She weighed 3.8lbs and was getting smaller by the day. I would wrap her in a towel and syringe feed her every 3 to 4 hours to make sure that some calories were getting into her body. Once we figured out she had FIP and started treatment, she became a full blown kitten! She started running and playing and bunny kicking. She started rubbing all over our legs and asking for pets and food. She got to be a sassy girl and learn what it meant to be loved on and she has never looked back.

Found:
This sweet girl was one of many that we have pulled from a mobile home. Two ladies living in the

Adoption: ADOPTABLE - Under medical understanding *see bottom of notes
Sex: Female
Age: 8 Months (August 2024)
Color: Black (no tail)
Demeanor: Sweet, energetic and playful
Home Life Needed: Is looking for a forever home with Finnegan

About:
Bobbi or Bug, as we call her, is one that has tugged on my heart strings more than most. She came in a shell of a cat, hiding and her body slowly failing her. She weighed 3.8lbs and was getting smaller by the day. I would wrap her in a towel and syringe feed her every 3 to 4 hours to make sure that some calories were getting into her body. Once we figured out she had FIP and started treatment, she became a full blown kitten! She started running and playing and bunny kicking. She started rubbing all over our legs and asking for pets and food. She got to be a sassy girl and learn what it meant to be loved on and she has never looked back.

Found:
This sweet girl was one of many that we have pulled from a mobile home. Two ladies living in the home were trying to help by pulling cats/strays from outside to keep them safe. Without vetting and spay/neuter, the numbers started to multiply and sickness started to spread. The home had no litter boxes, no cat food, and was a rough place to see.
It has taken, all of the cats we have pulled, a bit to figure out how to use a litter box, but with some extra care all accidents have been clear