Diana

Diana's first adventure was at age 9 or 10 days when she rode on a pallet of deer corn from the Ace Hardware distribution center in Lula to a hardware store in Duluth, where an employee named Diana rescued her and brought her to PPOG. Since being in her foster home, Diana has become a funny, active, athletic little girl who loves her people, little brother kitten, toys, food and playpen. She's adventurous and smart. Having been around people, cats, and kittens all her life, she needs to be in a home with people and animals. She will likely get along well with dogs. Kittens get along wonderfully with the adult cats in their foster home and thrive in a home with another feline friend(s). Because kittens learn important social skills from each other and truly enjoy companionship, they cannot be adopted as only kittens. Whether adopted with one of their siblings or into a home with a young, playful resident cat, they are sure to bring double the fun and double the love.<br/><br/>Diana should be an indoor-only cat. She has been spayed, microchipped, dewormed, vaccinated (up to her age allowance), and tested for Feline Leukemia (FeLV - negative) and Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV - positive).<br/><br/>Diana can be visited in her foster home. Please complete the inquiry on this page, or contact her foster Beth at 404-969-6261.

Diana's first adventure was at age 9 or 10 days when she rode on a pallet of deer corn from the Ace Hardware distribution center in Lula to a hardware store in Duluth, where an employee named Diana rescued her and brought her to PPOG. Since being in her foster home, Diana has become a funny, active, athletic little girl who loves her people, little brother kitten, toys, food and playpen. She's adventurous and smart. Having been around people, cats, and kittens all her life, she needs to be in a home with people and animals. She will likely get along well with dogs. Kittens get along wonderfully with the adult cats in their foster home and thrive in a home with another feline friend(s). Because kittens learn important social skills from each other and truly enjoy companionship, they cannot be adopted as only kittens. Whether adopted with one of their siblings or into a home with a young, playful resident cat, they are sure to bring double the fun and double the love.

Diana should be an indoor-only cat. She has been s

Diana's first adventure was at age 9 or 10 days when she rode on a pallet of deer corn from the Ace Hardware distribution center in Lula to a hardware store in Duluth, where an employee named Diana rescued her and brought her to PPOG. Since being in her foster home, Diana has become a funny, active, athletic little girl who loves her people, little brother kitten, toys, food and playpen. She's adventurous and smart. Having been around people, cats, and kittens all her life, she needs to be in a home with people and animals. She will likely get along well with dogs. Kittens get along wonderfully with the adult cats in their foster home and thrive in a home with another feline friend(s). Because kittens learn important social skills from each other and truly enjoy companionship, they cannot be adopted as only kittens. Whether adopted with one of their siblings or into a home with a young, playful resident cat, they are sure to bring double the fun and double the love.

Diana should be an indoor-only cat. She has been spayed, microchipped, dewormed, vaccinated (up to her age allowance), and tested for Feline Leukemia (FeLV - negative) and Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV - positive).

Diana can be visited in her foster home. Please complete the inquiry on this page, or contact her foster Beth at 404-969-6261.