Little Bird

* Little Bird is one of our special Colony Cats! *<br/><br/>~These cats are not fully socialized and are unlikely to become cuddly companions. While some may warm up over time, they should be adopted with the understanding that they are not typical pet cats.<br/><br/>~Most of our Colony cats are not suitable for homes with young children or heavy foot traffic.<br/><br/>~We are looking for adopters who are committed to lifelong care, just as with any companion animal.<br/><br/>~Our Colony cats are used to scheduled morning and evening feedings and should continue to receive consistent, punctual meals. These are not self-sufficient "mousers" left to fend for themselves. Regular feeding not only keeps them healthy but also keeps them coming back and builds trust.

* Little Bird is one of our special Colony Cats! *

~These cats are not fully socialized and are unlikely to become cuddly companions. While some may warm up over time, they should be adopted with the understanding that they are not typical pet cats.

~Most of our Colony cats are not suitable for homes with young children or heavy foot traffic.

~We are looking for adopters who are committed to lifelong care, just as with any companion animal.

~Our Colony cats are used to scheduled morning and evening feedings and should continue to receive consistent, punctual meals. These are not self-sufficient "mousers" left to fend for themselves. Regular feeding not only keeps them healthy but also keeps them coming back and builds trust.

* Little Bird is one of our special Colony Cats! *

~These cats are not fully socialized and are unlikely to become cuddly companions. While some may warm up over time, they should be adopted with the understanding that they are not typical pet cats.

~Most of our Colony cats are not suitable for homes with young children or heavy foot traffic.

~We are looking for adopters who are committed to lifelong care, just as with any companion animal.

~Our Colony cats are used to scheduled morning and evening feedings and should continue to receive consistent, punctual meals. These are not self-sufficient "mousers" left to fend for themselves. Regular feeding not only keeps them healthy but also keeps them coming back and builds trust.