Eli

Eli is the sweetest little kitten, he was born feral but raised with his momma in a foster home along side his 3 Littermates. He had a rough start to life and was the smallest of the litter, some might call him a runt, but he soon outgrew that name. He did suffer a serious eye infection when just tiny and subsequently, even with treatment has either lost or has very limited vision in that eye. But that doesn't slow him down, all the extra attention given medicating him seems to have just made him more loving and tolerant of intense cuddles and kisses. He is fully vetted and ready to go to his forever home, he will be a wonderful companion to the lucky family that adopts him. Complete an online application at www.pant.org under "Adoption Center." If you would like more information, you can send an email to info@PANT.org or call (845) 486-7075.

Eli is the sweetest little kitten, he was born feral but raised with his momma in a foster home along side his 3 Littermates. He had a rough start to life and was the smallest of the litter, some might call him a runt, but he soon outgrew that name. He did suffer a serious eye infection when just tiny and subsequently, even with treatment has either lost or has very limited vision in that eye. But that doesn't slow him down, all the extra attention given medicating him seems to have just made him more loving and tolerant of intense cuddles and kisses. He is fully vetted and ready to go to his forever home, he will be a wonderful companion to the lucky family that adopts him. Complete an online application at www.pant.org under "Adoption Center." If you would like more information, you can send an email to info@PANT.org or call (845) 486-7075.

Eli is the sweetest little kitten, he was born feral but raised with his momma in a foster home along side his 3 Littermates. He had a rough start to life and was the smallest of the litter, some might call him a runt, but he soon outgrew that name. He did suffer a serious eye infection when just tiny and subsequently, even with treatment has either lost or has very limited vision in that eye. But that doesn't slow him down, all the extra attention given medicating him seems to have just made him more loving and tolerant of intense cuddles and kisses. He is fully vetted and ready to go to his forever home, he will be a wonderful companion to the lucky family that adopts him. Complete an online application at www.pant.org under "Adoption Center." If you would like more information, you can send an email to info@PANT.org or call (845) 486-7075.