Kiki

Please read the entire bio to learn about Kiki.<br/><br/>Kiki is the sweetest, most fun kitty! She purrs non-stop. Definitely a lap kitty when she is tired or wants cuddles. She is also very enthusiastic about play time which includes jumping, running, climbing and chasing toys and the other kitties in her foster home. She is a very entertaining kitty. Full of fun and love. She is not one to cuddle with other kitties but will play with them as long as they are willing. But she does pester the older kitties who really do not want to play. She'd be OK with a fun kitty around her energy level in her new home. <br/><br/>SPOILER ALERT: Kiki has problems using the litter box. We thought it might be due to having no tail, but after trying many different litters, litter boxes and even acupuncture treatments, we now know that’s not the case. She will urinate in cardboard boxes but will poop on the tile floor. Her foster must find her little "gifts.”<br/><br/>Since most dogs like to eat kitty poo, Kiki’s foster mom keeps Kiki separated from her pups until she is sure she has found the poo. Maybe your pup is a unicorn and doesn’t like kitty poo? This is something to keep in mind when considering Kiki. A patient and understanding, experienced cat owner would be the perfect adopter for Kiki. Despite these issues, Kiki must remain an indoor-only cat. We know this is a tall order.<br/><br/>If you meet the above criteria and feel you have the patience (and tolerance) to provide a loving, forever home for Kiki, please complete an application.

Please read the entire bio to learn about Kiki.

Kiki is the sweetest, most fun kitty! She purrs non-stop. Definitely a lap kitty when she is tired or wants cuddles. She is also very enthusiastic about play time which includes jumping, running, climbing and chasing toys and the other kitties in her foster home. She is a very entertaining kitty. Full of fun and love. She is not one to cuddle with other kitties but will play with them as long as they are willing. But she does pester the older kitties who really do not want to play. She'd be OK with a fun kitty around her energy level in her new home.

SPOILER ALERT: Kiki has problems using the litter box. We thought it might be due to having no tail, but after trying many different litters, litter boxes and even acupuncture treatments, we now know that’s not the case. She will urinate in cardboard boxes but will poop on the tile floor. Her foster must find her little "gifts.”

Since most dogs like to eat kitty poo, Kiki’s foster mom keeps Kiki separ

Please read the entire bio to learn about Kiki.

Kiki is the sweetest, most fun kitty! She purrs non-stop. Definitely a lap kitty when she is tired or wants cuddles. She is also very enthusiastic about play time which includes jumping, running, climbing and chasing toys and the other kitties in her foster home. She is a very entertaining kitty. Full of fun and love. She is not one to cuddle with other kitties but will play with them as long as they are willing. But she does pester the older kitties who really do not want to play. She'd be OK with a fun kitty around her energy level in her new home.

SPOILER ALERT: Kiki has problems using the litter box. We thought it might be due to having no tail, but after trying many different litters, litter boxes and even acupuncture treatments, we now know that’s not the case. She will urinate in cardboard boxes but will poop on the tile floor. Her foster must find her little "gifts.”

Since most dogs like to eat kitty poo, Kiki’s foster mom keeps Kiki separated from her pups until she is sure she has found the poo. Maybe your pup is a unicorn and doesn’t like kitty poo? This is something to keep in mind when considering Kiki. A patient and understanding, experienced cat owner would be the perfect adopter for Kiki. Despite these issues, Kiki must remain an indoor-only cat. We know this is a tall order.

If you meet the above criteria and feel