Grace

Sweet Grace lived on the streets for the first 2 months of her life with her mom and 3 siblings. Her life changed when she went into a KRC trap to have a meal. All the signals led us to believe she was too feral to tame, so we were going to spay and release her back to her cat family, which is why she sports a notch in her left ear. Grace had other ideas. When she awakened from anesthesia, she was a different cat! She rubbed up on the sides of her enclosure and purred when the vet staff stuck their fingers inside to give her love. She is quiet and shy. It still takes a little coaxing to get her to come over for pets, but she does enjoy them and tolerates being held for short periods. She enjoys playing with wand toys and catnip mice. She will need a calm environment and a patient person during the adjustment phase at her forever home. She has been fostering with several other cats, and while not too interested in dogs, she has done fine with them.

Sweet Grace lived on the streets for the first 2 months of her life with her mom and 3 siblings. Her life changed when she went into a KRC trap to have a meal. All the signals led us to believe she was too feral to tame, so we were going to spay and release her back to her cat family, which is why she sports a notch in her left ear. Grace had other ideas. When she awakened from anesthesia, she was a different cat! She rubbed up on the sides of her enclosure and purred when the vet staff stuck their fingers inside to give her love. She is quiet and shy. It still takes a little coaxing to get her to come over for pets, but she does enjoy them and tolerates being held for short periods. She enjoys playing with wand toys and catnip mice. She will need a calm environment and a patient person during the adjustment phase at her forever home. She has been fostering with several other cats, and while not too interested in dogs, she has done fine with them.

Sweet Grace lived on the streets for the first 2 months of her life with her mom and 3 siblings. Her life changed when she went into a KRC trap to have a meal. All the signals led us to believe she was too feral to tame, so we were going to spay and release her back to her cat family, which is why she sports a notch in her left ear. Grace had other ideas. When she awakened from anesthesia, she was a different cat! She rubbed up on the sides of her enclosure and purred when the vet staff stuck their fingers inside to give her love. She is quiet and shy. It still takes a little coaxing to get her to come over for pets, but she does enjoy them and tolerates being held for short periods. She enjoys playing with wand toys and catnip mice. She will need a calm environment and a patient person during the adjustment phase at her forever home. She has been fostering with several other cats, and while not too interested in dogs, she has done fine with them.