Margaret Mary

Hi, I’m Margaret Mary. I was rescued from someone’s porch along with my five five-day-old kittens. I came to SBACC, then went to a foster home, but I was so protective of my kittens that I wouldn’t let my foster Mom near them or me. So we all came back to SBACC, and I nursed and raised my kittens in a special back room at the shelter. Once the kittens were eating on their own, they went to a foster home, and I stayed at the shelter to get ready for my forever home. I’m a very friendly girl, and the people who originally found me said I would sit on their laps and eat from their hands. I’m now ready to do that with my forever family. Because I’m not a fan of other cats, I sometimes don’t use the litterbox properly, but in a home of my own, I think I would do fine! One more thing I should tell you. I’m FIV+. It’s not that big a deal. Despite what many people think, cats with FIV can live long, healthy lives. It’s not contagious, and it can’t be transmitted from cat to cat by sharing food, water, or litter boxes.

Hi, I’m Margaret Mary. I was rescued from someone’s porch along with my five five-day-old kittens. I came to SBACC, then went to a foster home, but I was so protective of my kittens that I wouldn’t let my foster Mom near them or me. So we all came back to SBACC, and I nursed and raised my kittens in a special back room at the shelter. Once the kittens were eating on their own, they went to a foster home, and I stayed at the shelter to get ready for my forever home. I’m a very friendly girl, and the people who originally found me said I would sit on their laps and eat from their hands. I’m now ready to do that with my forever family. Because I’m not a fan of other cats, I sometimes don’t use the litterbox properly, but in a home of my own, I think I would do fine! One more thing I should tell you. I’m FIV+. It’s not that big a deal. Despite what many people think, cats with FIV can live long, healthy lives. It’s not contagious, and it can’t be transmitted from cat to cat by sharing food, water, or litter boxes.

Hi, I’m Margaret Mary. I was rescued from someone’s porch along with my five five-day-old kittens. I came to SBACC, then went to a foster home, but I was so protective of my kittens that I wouldn’t let my foster Mom near them or me. So we all came back to SBACC, and I nursed and raised my kittens in a special back room at the shelter. Once the kittens were eating on their own, they went to a foster home, and I stayed at the shelter to get ready for my forever home. I’m a very friendly girl, and the people who originally found me said I would sit on their laps and eat from their hands. I’m now ready to do that with my forever family. Because I’m not a fan of other cats, I sometimes don’t use the litterbox properly, but in a home of my own, I think I would do fine! One more thing I should tell you. I’m FIV+. It’s not that big a deal. Despite what many people think, cats with FIV can live long, healthy lives. It’s not contagious, and it can’t be transmitted from cat to cat by sharing food, water, or litter boxes.