Mika, Sweet, Gorgeous Girl

INTRODUCING MIKA!<br/><br/>Eyes as big as saucers is hardly hyperbole with this stunning girl. She was found in an outbuilding at a ranch with her 4, newborn kittens when the resident dog alerted their owners to some stowaways hiding out in there. Not knowing what to do with them, they were brought to Newport in the hope of finding someone who would know how to care for her and her brood. Serendipitously, our former fosters Lynn and her daughter Mika (our feline Mika's namesake) happened to run into the person searching for help. They took Mika and her little family, but being unable to foster them themselves, brought them to Susan, another one of our wonderful fosters. Phew, safe at last!<br/>We think Mika is about a year old. She's been spayed, wormed, vaccinated and is a very good girl with her litter box. The shelter, where she now is, has proved a bit overwhelming, but she's settling in and gets along well with the other cats. A little bit cautious with new people after all she's been through, she just needs a nice, calm home and a little time to settle in. She's a sweet girl once she knows she can trust you and enjoys being petted. After her long and winding road, she'll blossom when she finally finds the normal, happy life that has eluded her so far. To give our pretty Mika the safe harbor she's been searching for all her life, please fill out an adoption application on our website using this link: https://pawsitiveoutreach.org/adoption-application or call Gina at (480)779-9208. Her $65 adoption fee will bring her home at last!

INTRODUCING MIKA!

Eyes as big as saucers is hardly hyperbole with this stunning girl. She was found in an outbuilding at a ranch with her 4, newborn kittens when the resident dog alerted their owners to some stowaways hiding out in there. Not knowing what to do with them, they were brought to Newport in the hope of finding someone who would know how to care for her and her brood. Serendipitously, our former fosters Lynn and her daughter Mika (our feline Mika's namesake) happened to run into the person searching for help. They took Mika and her little family, but being unable to foster them themselves, brought them to Susan, another one of our wonderful fosters. Phew, safe at last!
We think Mika is about a year old. She's been spayed, wormed, vaccinated and is a very good girl with her litter box. The shelter, where she now is, has proved a bit overwhelming, but she's settling in and gets along well with the other cats. A little bit cautious with new people after all she's been through, she just needs a nice, cal

INTRODUCING MIKA!

Eyes as big as saucers is hardly hyperbole with this stunning girl. She was found in an outbuilding at a ranch with her 4, newborn kittens when the resident dog alerted their owners to some stowaways hiding out in there. Not knowing what to do with them, they were brought to Newport in the hope of finding someone who would know how to care for her and her brood. Serendipitously, our former fosters Lynn and her daughter Mika (our feline Mika's namesake) happened to run into the person searching for help. They took Mika and her little family, but being unable to foster them themselves, brought them to Susan, another one of our wonderful fosters. Phew, safe at last!
We think Mika is about a year old. She's been spayed, wormed, vaccinated and is a very good girl with her litter box. The shelter, where she now is, has proved a bit overwhelming, but she's settling in and gets along well with the other cats. A little bit cautious with new people after all she's been through, she just needs a nice, calm home and a little time to settle in. She's a sweet girl once she knows she can trust you and enjoys being petted. After her long and winding road, she'll blossom when she finally finds the normal, happy life that has eluded her so far. To give our pretty Mika the safe harbor she's been searching for all her life, please fill out an adoption application on our website using this link: https://paw