Jasmine

Jasmine came to the rescue in May 2024 after a lady who had been feeding her for sometime worried she was pregnant. No matter how full we are at the rescue, when it comes to pregnant cats, we try everything to intake them as having kittens outside is the last thing we want to see. We picked her up May 20 2024, and May 25 2024 she gave birth to 6 beautiful babies. Jasmine was not even a year old when she gave birth, but she did amazing. She cared for all 6 babies without any help from me. The kittens are 10 months old now, and now that Jasmine did her job raising these sweet peas, she can now relax and just be a cat. Jasmine is considered semi-feral-which means she is scared of humans, and is not open to the idea of having constant human interaction. Jasmine needs a patient, quiet furever home. Jasmine is a unique beauty, and has big beautiful eyes that are usually seen staring at you from inside wherever she is hiding. Jasmine is still young and we are certain her confidence around humans will continue to improve the longer she is in a safe, loving environment.

Jasmine came to the rescue in May 2024 after a lady who had been feeding her for sometime worried she was pregnant. No matter how full we are at the rescue, when it comes to pregnant cats, we try everything to intake them as having kittens outside is the last thing we want to see. We picked her up May 20 2024, and May 25 2024 she gave birth to 6 beautiful babies. Jasmine was not even a year old when she gave birth, but she did amazing. She cared for all 6 babies without any help from me. The kittens are 10 months old now, and now that Jasmine did her job raising these sweet peas, she can now relax and just be a cat. Jasmine is considered semi-feral-which means she is scared of humans, and is not open to the idea of having constant human interaction. Jasmine needs a patient, quiet furever home. Jasmine is a unique beauty, and has big beautiful eyes that are usually seen staring at you from inside wherever she is hiding. Jasmine is still young and we are certain her confidence around humans will continue to improve the longer

Jasmine came to the rescue in May 2024 after a lady who had been feeding her for sometime worried she was pregnant. No matter how full we are at the rescue, when it comes to pregnant cats, we try everything to intake them as having kittens outside is the last thing we want to see. We picked her up May 20 2024, and May 25 2024 she gave birth to 6 beautiful babies. Jasmine was not even a year old when she gave birth, but she did amazing. She cared for all 6 babies without any help from me. The kittens are 10 months old now, and now that Jasmine did her job raising these sweet peas, she can now relax and just be a cat. Jasmine is considered semi-feral-which means she is scared of humans, and is not open to the idea of having constant human interaction. Jasmine needs a patient, quiet furever home. Jasmine is a unique beauty, and has big beautiful eyes that are usually seen staring at you from inside wherever she is hiding. Jasmine is still young and we are certain her confidence around humans will continue to improve the longer she is in a safe, loving environment.