Cedar Domestic Short Hair Portland, ME

Cedar is looking for her perfect forever home! Poor sweet Cedar girl was recently returned after being adopted for 4 years because her family had a baby and could no longer care for her and her brother. Unfortunately, her brother was not originally adopted from our rescue and was rehomed before we knew or we would have offered to keep them together.

Sweet Cedar is adjusting to life back at the rescue slowly. She's timid when alone, but blossoms when humans are near to give her all the pets. She's not a huge fan of being picked up, but she does want to be near. She's tolerating other foster kittens well and is looking for a home with another calm cat. This sweet lady deserves a FOREVER human who will love her silly for all of her days. Is that you?

My rescue currently has several bonded pairs of adoptable babies who are looking for their forever people, so even if Cedar isn't a match, we may have the perfect pair!

Please note that all babies pick their buddy and are then paired with their people based on their personalities and any unique needs they may have. We do not consider coat color or other physical attribute preferences when matching babies into their homes. Additionally, we do not practice first come, first served adoptions, but aim to find the best match for each baby!

If you are looking to add a pair of adorable little nuggets to your family, please apply (www.kittennuggets.org/adopt) and provide as much information as possible about what you're looking for in a nugget personality-wise and about your home!

Take your time when filling out the application. Answer all questions fully and completely, as incomplete applications will not be considered. This includes not answering all parts of the question!

Please provide as much information as possible in your application. I aim to make the best matches for my babies and the more info you provide, the better! I don’t practice “first come, first served” adoptions. I’m looking for the best match considering their personality, temperament, and any unique needs they may have. Their medical histories and any unique needs will be fully disclosed to potential adopters with approved applications.

I may not be able to respond to every single applicant, as at times, the volume is overwhelming. I deeply apologize for this, but I’m only one person! I work full-time and care for all these tiny hooligans around the clock. Often times, I am caring for critically ill babies who need a lot of time and attention and their care comes first. Thank you for understanding!