Mia

Meet Mia!<br/><br/>Mia is a 17-week-old female DSH tabby kitten who came to us from the MN Federated fosters. <br/><br/>Her mama was a feral cat who was trapped from a local hoarding home. Because of mama being feral, touching the baby kittens was not welcomed until they were a few weeks older. They were transferred back to our shelter and are getting adjusted and socialized as they are a little timid/shy.<br/><br/>Mia loves to run and play with any toy there is, allows pets, working on liking being held (not something they had a lot of when little), and loves wet food! She is also very shy and will hide at times as she has to adjust. Best is a family who will give her constant attention to have her feel more brave and confident.<br/><br/>A home with older children who can understand and respect the timid/shyness would be best. Cats are fine, dogs unknown.<br/><br/>Her spay, microchip, and rabies vaccination appointment is scheduled. Her new home would need to bring her to that scheduled appointment.

Meet Mia!

Mia is a 17-week-old female DSH tabby kitten who came to us from the MN Federated fosters.

Her mama was a feral cat who was trapped from a local hoarding home. Because of mama being feral, touching the baby kittens was not welcomed until they were a few weeks older. They were transferred back to our shelter and are getting adjusted and socialized as they are a little timid/shy.

Mia loves to run and play with any toy there is, allows pets, working on liking being held (not something they had a lot of when little), and loves wet food! She is also very shy and will hide at times as she has to adjust. Best is a family who will give her constant attention to have her feel more brave and confident.

A home with older children who can understand and respect the timid/shyness would be best. Cats are fine, dogs unknown.

Her spay, microchip, and rabies vaccination appointment is scheduled. Her new home would need to bring her to that scheduled appointment.

Meet Mia!

Mia is a 17-week-old female DSH tabby kitten who came to us from the MN Federated fosters.

Her mama was a feral cat who was trapped from a local hoarding home. Because of mama being feral, touching the baby kittens was not welcomed until they were a few weeks older. They were transferred back to our shelter and are getting adjusted and socialized as they are a little timid/shy.

Mia loves to run and play with any toy there is, allows pets, working on liking being held (not something they had a lot of when little), and loves wet food! She is also very shy and will hide at times as she has to adjust. Best is a family who will give her constant attention to have her feel more brave and confident.

A home with older children who can understand and respect the timid/shyness would be best. Cats are fine, dogs unknown.

Her spay, microchip, and rabies vaccination appointment is scheduled. Her new home would need to bring her to that scheduled appointment.