Lea

Little Lea was found on the side of a highway with an injured leg that later had to be amputated. She was most likely destined to the hard and short life of a feral, but because of her injury was rescued and is now in a foster home where she has learned to trust people, and to get along with other cats. In her foster home, she lives with another cat who gives her motherly attention and shows her the ropes of how to live the cushy and safe indoor life. That cat is also missing an eye, so she knows how to overcome disability and focus on ABILITY. Lea has no idea she only has three legs--she runs and plays and is a delight. She is ready for her forever home!<br/><br/>If you are interested in Lea, please fill out our online application at https://josiesmisfitranch.org/fillable-cat-application. You must fill out an application to be considered. You can also read more about our adoption process at www.josiesmisfitranch.org or e-mail marla@josiesmisfitranch.org for more information.

Little Lea was found on the side of a highway with an injured leg that later had to be amputated. She was most likely destined to the hard and short life of a feral, but because of her injury was rescued and is now in a foster home where she has learned to trust people, and to get along with other cats. In her foster home, she lives with another cat who gives her motherly attention and shows her the ropes of how to live the cushy and safe indoor life. That cat is also missing an eye, so she knows how to overcome disability and focus on ABILITY. Lea has no idea she only has three legs--she runs and plays and is a delight. She is ready for her forever home!

If you are interested in Lea, please fill out our online application at https://josiesmisfitranch.org/fillable-cat-application. You must fill out an application to be considered. You can also read more about our adoption process at www.josiesmisfitranch.org or e-mail marla@josiesmisfitranch.org for more information.

Little Lea was found on the side of a highway with an injured leg that later had to be amputated. She was most likely destined to the hard and short life of a feral, but because of her injury was rescued and is now in a foster home where she has learned to trust people, and to get along with other cats. In her foster home, she lives with another cat who gives her motherly attention and shows her the ropes of how to live the cushy and safe indoor life. That cat is also missing an eye, so she knows how to overcome disability and focus on ABILITY. Lea has no idea she only has three legs--she runs and plays and is a delight. She is ready for her forever home!

If you are interested in Lea, please fill out our online application at https://josiesmisfitranch.org/fillable-cat-application. You must fill out an application to be considered. You can also read more about our adoption process at www.josiesmisfitranch.org or e-mail marla@josiesmisfitranch.org for more information.