Mama

After a decade of suffering on the streets of Qatar, Mama has finally made it to safety in the U.S., and now she’s searching for a quiet, loving home to call her own.<br/><br/>What happened to Mama is heartbreaking. For ten long years, she endured hunger, fear, and cruelty as she struggled to survive in a place where stray animals are treated with so much hostility. Last summer, she was brutally attacked—beaten nearly to death simply for existing. She spent three agonizing months in the hospital recovering from her injuries.<br/><br/>Adoption in the Middle East is virtually nonexistent, and most animals like Mama don’t survive. But thanks to the kindness of one dedicated rescuer, Mama was flown to the U.S. to finally experience safety, comfort, and love for the very first time.<br/><br/>Mama is estimated to be around 11 years old. She is spayed, vaccinated, microchipped, and FIV/FELV negative.<br/><br/>She is a quiet and gentle soul who starts off very shy and needs a patient, understanding home that will allow her the time and space she needs to feel safe. Once she opens up, she is super sweet, trusting, enjoys toys, cozy spots for people watching, and curling up on the couch.<br/><br/>Mama is great with cats and dogs. <br/><br/>Her adoption fee is $150.<br/><br/>TO APPLY FOR MAMA:<br/><br/>Please submit a cat adoption application on our website: www.gwarp.org<br/>After applying, text Kamilla at 1-347-556-1843 to follow up.<br/><br/>Please do not send Petfinder inquiries.

After a decade of suffering on the streets of Qatar, Mama has finally made it to safety in the U.S., and now she’s searching for a quiet, loving home to call her own.

What happened to Mama is heartbreaking. For ten long years, she endured hunger, fear, and cruelty as she struggled to survive in a place where stray animals are treated with so much hostility. Last summer, she was brutally attacked—beaten nearly to death simply for existing. She spent three agonizing months in the hospital recovering from her injuries.

Adoption in the Middle East is virtually nonexistent, and most animals like Mama don’t survive. But thanks to the kindness of one dedicated rescuer, Mama was flown to the U.S. to finally experience safety, comfort, and love for the very first time.

Mama is estimated to be around 11 years old. She is spayed, vaccinated, microchipped, and FIV/FELV negative.

She is a quiet and gentle soul who starts off very shy and needs a patient, understanding home that will allow her the time

After a decade of suffering on the streets of Qatar, Mama has finally made it to safety in the U.S., and now she’s searching for a quiet, loving home to call her own.

What happened to Mama is heartbreaking. For ten long years, she endured hunger, fear, and cruelty as she struggled to survive in a place where stray animals are treated with so much hostility. Last summer, she was brutally attacked—beaten nearly to death simply for existing. She spent three agonizing months in the hospital recovering from her injuries.

Adoption in the Middle East is virtually nonexistent, and most animals like Mama don’t survive. But thanks to the kindness of one dedicated rescuer, Mama was flown to the U.S. to finally experience safety, comfort, and love for the very first time.

Mama is estimated to be around 11 years old. She is spayed, vaccinated, microchipped, and FIV/FELV negative.

She is a quiet and gentle soul who starts off very shy and needs a patient, understanding home that will allow her the time and space she needs to feel safe. Once she opens up, she is super sweet, trusting, enjoys toys, cozy spots for people watching, and curling up on the couch.

Mama is great with cats and dogs.

Her adoption fee is $150.

TO APPLY FOR MAMA:

Please submit a cat adoption application on our website: www.gwarp.org
After applying, text Kamilla at 1-347-556-1843 to fo