Ebony

In early September, a resident noticed a small black and white cat in the foliage and contacted the Cat Club. Coyotes are known to frequent the area, so that cat -- actually a kitten -- was quickly brought inside to safety. We never found out how the kitten came to be wandering alone outside.<br/><br/>That kitten, Ebony, is about 7 months old now and she's as cute as can be. She's adjusted easily to her new life as a pampered housecat. She has been spayed, she's had her kitten shots, and she's a healthy, active tuxedo girl. Ebony's so pretty too, with her shiny black fur and her bright white nose, chest, and feet.<br/><br/>An affectionate girl, Ebony loves to purr away while she sits on her foster's lap and requests pets. Like all good kittens, Ebony also likes to play. She's a joy to watch with all her kitten energy! Ebony also likes watching the squirrels and birds out the windows. She might welcome living with another young cat who will play chase with her.<br/><br/>Ebony is hoping for a forever home with all the love and attention a young cat needs.<br/><br/>For more information about our pretty kitten Ebony, contact Sally North at 818-326-9526.

In early September, a resident noticed a small black and white cat in the foliage and contacted the Cat Club. Coyotes are known to frequent the area, so that cat -- actually a kitten -- was quickly brought inside to safety. We never found out how the kitten came to be wandering alone outside.

That kitten, Ebony, is about 7 months old now and she's as cute as can be. She's adjusted easily to her new life as a pampered housecat. She has been spayed, she's had her kitten shots, and she's a healthy, active tuxedo girl. Ebony's so pretty too, with her shiny black fur and her bright white nose, chest, and feet.

An affectionate girl, Ebony loves to purr away while she sits on her foster's lap and requests pets. Like all good kittens, Ebony also likes to play. She's a joy to watch with all her kitten energy! Ebony also likes watching the squirrels and birds out the windows. She might welcome living with another young cat who will play chase with her.

Ebony is hoping for a forever home with all the love and

In early September, a resident noticed a small black and white cat in the foliage and contacted the Cat Club. Coyotes are known to frequent the area, so that cat -- actually a kitten -- was quickly brought inside to safety. We never found out how the kitten came to be wandering alone outside.

That kitten, Ebony, is about 7 months old now and she's as cute as can be. She's adjusted easily to her new life as a pampered housecat. She has been spayed, she's had her kitten shots, and she's a healthy, active tuxedo girl. Ebony's so pretty too, with her shiny black fur and her bright white nose, chest, and feet.

An affectionate girl, Ebony loves to purr away while she sits on her foster's lap and requests pets. Like all good kittens, Ebony also likes to play. She's a joy to watch with all her kitten energy! Ebony also likes watching the squirrels and birds out the windows. She might welcome living with another young cat who will play chase with her.

Ebony is hoping for a forever home with all the love and attention a young cat needs.

For more information about our pretty kitten Ebony, contact Sally North at 818-326-9526.