Eshu

Eshu was a friendly, pregnant community cat who was taken inside by someone who was worried about her having kittens outside. The kittens are weaned and in new homes so it was time for Eshu to find a family of her own, The finder could not keep her because she didn't get along with their dog so they brought her to us. She is a calm, quiet cat who did well as an indoor cat but her new family should keep in mind that some cats that are used to being allowed outside when they choose cannot adjust to life as an indoor only cat. Potential adopters wishing to make one of them an indoor pet, will need to be patient and to keep in mind that there could be potential behavior issues and that some cats never lose their desire to roam.

Eshu was a friendly, pregnant community cat who was taken inside by someone who was worried about her having kittens outside. The kittens are weaned and in new homes so it was time for Eshu to find a family of her own, The finder could not keep her because she didn't get along with their dog so they brought her to us. She is a calm, quiet cat who did well as an indoor cat but her new family should keep in mind that some cats that are used to being allowed outside when they choose cannot adjust to life as an indoor only cat. Potential adopters wishing to make one of them an indoor pet, will need to be patient and to keep in mind that there could be potential behavior issues and that some cats never lose their desire to roam.

Eshu was a friendly, pregnant community cat who was taken inside by someone who was worried about her having kittens outside. The kittens are weaned and in new homes so it was time for Eshu to find a family of her own, The finder could not keep her because she didn't get along with their dog so they brought her to us. She is a calm, quiet cat who did well as an indoor cat but her new family should keep in mind that some cats that are used to being allowed outside when they choose cannot adjust to life as an indoor only cat. Potential adopters wishing to make one of them an indoor pet, will need to be patient and to keep in mind that there could be potential behavior issues and that some cats never lose their desire to roam.