Jane

Hi, I'm Jane.<br/><br/>And today June 13th happens to be my very first birthday. <br/><br/>I came into this world at the shelter, born to my mama Pepper, who is also here with the rescue. My start wasn't easy. I lost my brother, and things were uncertain for a while. But I am not the kind of girl who gives up. I fought, I stayed, and here I am one year old, full of opinions, and absolutely ready for whatever comes next.<br/><br/>From the very beginning, I made myself known. While other kittens waited to be noticed, I was already at the front of the room greeting volunteers, climbing up on anyone who would hold still long enough, and reminding everyone that shoulder rides are an underrated form of transportation. People are my favorite. I will climb you like a tree, settle in like I own the place, and purr like I've been waiting my whole life to find you. (I have. One year is a long time.)<br/><br/>I grew up running with 150 other cats yes, one hundred and fifty and I held my own just fine. I'm social, I'm adaptable, and I get along with most everyone. I do have one small leadership philosophy: I prefer to be in charge. If someone forgets that, a gentle thump on the head usually clears things up. It's not personal. It's just management.<br/><br/>I can go home with cats or without them. What I truly need is people a family who wants a cat who will show up for them every single day, enthusiastically and without reservation.<br/><br/>I've already survived the hard part. Now I'm just looking for my soft landing and someone to spend the next chapter with.<br/><br/>Could that be you?<br/><br/><br/><br/>--<br/>Our adoption fee includes spay/neuter and microchipping for all animals. Our adoption fee is $300 per cat.<br/><br/>All have had a vet exam, are up to date on vaccinations, have been given a dewormer and treated for fleas and ear mites if needed. All cats are tested for FeLV/FIV at six months of age. If you are interested in meeting this cat, please fill out an application on our website!<br/><br/>https://www.therescuepack.org/cat-adoption-application

Hi, I'm Jane.

And today June 13th happens to be my very first birthday.

I came into this world at the shelter, born to my mama Pepper, who is also here with the rescue. My start wasn't easy. I lost my brother, and things were uncertain for a while. But I am not the kind of girl who gives up. I fought, I stayed, and here I am one year old, full of opinions, and absolutely ready for whatever comes next.

From the very beginning, I made myself known. While other kittens waited to be noticed, I was already at the front of the room greeting volunteers, climbing up on anyone who would hold still long enough, and reminding everyone that shoulder rides are an underrated form of transportation. People are my favorite. I will climb you like a tree, settle in like I own the place, and purr like I've been waiting my whole life to find you. (I have. One year is a long time.)

I grew up running with 150 other cats yes, one hundred and fifty and I held my own just fine. I'm social, I'm adaptable, and

Hi, I'm Jane.

And today June 13th happens to be my very first birthday.

I came into this world at the shelter, born to my mama Pepper, who is also here with the rescue. My start wasn't easy. I lost my brother, and things were uncertain for a while. But I am not the kind of girl who gives up. I fought, I stayed, and here I am one year old, full of opinions, and absolutely ready for whatever comes next.

From the very beginning, I made myself known. While other kittens waited to be noticed, I was already at the front of the room greeting volunteers, climbing up on anyone who would hold still long enough, and reminding everyone that shoulder rides are an underrated form of transportation. People are my favorite. I will climb you like a tree, settle in like I own the place, and purr like I've been waiting my whole life to find you. (I have. One year is a long time.)

I grew up running with 150 other cats yes, one hundred and fifty and I held my own just fine. I'm social, I'm adaptable, and I get along with most everyone. I do have one small leadership philosophy: I prefer to be in charge. If someone forgets that, a gentle thump on the head usually clears things up. It's not personal. It's just management.

I can go home with cats or without them. What I truly need is people a family who wants a cat who will show up for them every single day, enthusiastically and without re