Marie

Marie is a female kitten that was orphaned after her mother went missing. These siblings have fought against the odds since their birth. They were originally C-section babies, delivered after a full day of labor and not expected to survive. Happily, mom and babies went home - but after two weeks, mom did not come home one day. Maire and her siblings were then surrendered to us to be bottle-fed around the clock. Unfortunately, during the 24 hours without their mother, they got cold and quickly developed a respiratory infection. Marie's infection spread to one of her eyes, which is now clouded but still functional. Happily, all three siblings pulled through and are now ready to find their forever homes! Marie is solid gray, likes playing with her siblings, and screams for attention and food. Her little cries are very cute! She will have his first vaccine, a microchip, and a voucher for a free spay at the time of her adoption.

Marie is a female kitten that was orphaned after her mother went missing. These siblings have fought against the odds since their birth. They were originally C-section babies, delivered after a full day of labor and not expected to survive. Happily, mom and babies went home - but after two weeks, mom did not come home one day. Maire and her siblings were then surrendered to us to be bottle-fed around the clock. Unfortunately, during the 24 hours without their mother, they got cold and quickly developed a respiratory infection. Marie's infection spread to one of her eyes, which is now clouded but still functional. Happily, all three siblings pulled through and are now ready to find their forever homes! Marie is solid gray, likes playing with her siblings, and screams for attention and food. Her little cries are very cute! She will have his first vaccine, a microchip, and a voucher for a free spay at the time of her adoption.

Marie is a female kitten that was orphaned after her mother went missing. These siblings have fought against the odds since their birth. They were originally C-section babies, delivered after a full day of labor and not expected to survive. Happily, mom and babies went home - but after two weeks, mom did not come home one day. Maire and her siblings were then surrendered to us to be bottle-fed around the clock. Unfortunately, during the 24 hours without their mother, they got cold and quickly developed a respiratory infection. Marie's infection spread to one of her eyes, which is now clouded but still functional. Happily, all three siblings pulled through and are now ready to find their forever homes! Marie is solid gray, likes playing with her siblings, and screams for attention and food. Her little cries are very cute! She will have his first vaccine, a microchip, and a voucher for a free spay at the time of her adoption.