Millie

Millie is sweet, social, and already knows how to work a room, which makes sense given where she started out. She showed up at a spay and neuter clinic and basically said, “I’ll take one forever home, please,” then followed through by being friendly, curious, and comfortable with new people. Millie gets along well with other cats, dogs, and kids, and she fits right in wherever she lands. At about a year old, she has that perfect mix of playful energy and easygoing confidence. Millie didn’t just wander into rescue by accident, she chose it, and she has been acting like a cat with a plan ever since.<br/><br/>Millie is about a year old, fully vet checked, spayed/neutered, FIV/Felv negative, UTD on vaccinations, treated for parasites, microchipped (with lifetime free registration), and fostered/ socialized in a loving family home. The works! Please call Wendi at (859) 394-4910 or Brittney at (513) 265-7293 if interested. Millie’s adoption fee is $125. We also offer two cats for $200.<br/><br/>Learn more about the lifesaving work of Crazy Cats Animal Rescue here: https://crazycatsanimalrescue.com/<br/><br/>And look at our adoption application here: https://crazycatsanimalrescue.com/applications/adoption-application<br/><br/>Crazy Cats Animal Rescue offers cats and kittens for adoption at the Florence, KY PetSmart, the Newport, KY PetSmart, and the Loveland/Symmes, OH Petco.<br/><br/>Crazy Cats Animal Rescue unites cats-in-need with loving families. We use open communication and trust to match adoptable cats and kittens with devoted, forever homes and our inclusive approach welcomes a diverse community of adopters, which benefits both the cats and their new families.

Millie is sweet, social, and already knows how to work a room, which makes sense given where she started out. She showed up at a spay and neuter clinic and basically said, “I’ll take one forever home, please,” then followed through by being friendly, curious, and comfortable with new people. Millie gets along well with other cats, dogs, and kids, and she fits right in wherever she lands. At about a year old, she has that perfect mix of playful energy and easygoing confidence. Millie didn’t just wander into rescue by accident, she chose it, and she has been acting like a cat with a plan ever since.

Millie is about a year old, fully vet checked, spayed/neutered, FIV/Felv negative, UTD on vaccinations, treated for parasites, microchipped (with lifetime free registration), and fostered/ socialized in a loving family home. The works! Please call Wendi at (859) 394-4910 or Brittney at (513) 265-7293 if interested. Millie’s adoption fee is $125. We also offer two cats for $200.

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Millie is sweet, social, and already knows how to work a room, which makes sense given where she started out. She showed up at a spay and neuter clinic and basically said, “I’ll take one forever home, please,” then followed through by being friendly, curious, and comfortable with new people. Millie gets along well with other cats, dogs, and kids, and she fits right in wherever she lands. At about a year old, she has that perfect mix of playful energy and easygoing confidence. Millie didn’t just wander into rescue by accident, she chose it, and she has been acting like a cat with a plan ever since.

Millie is about a year old, fully vet checked, spayed/neutered, FIV/Felv negative, UTD on vaccinations, treated for parasites, microchipped (with lifetime free registration), and fostered/ socialized in a loving family home. The works! Please call Wendi at (859) 394-4910 or Brittney at (513) 265-7293 if interested. Millie’s adoption fee is $125. We also offer two cats for $200.

Learn more about the lifesaving work of Crazy Cats Animal Rescue here: https://crazycatsanimalrescue.com/

And look at our adoption application here: https://crazycatsanimalrescue.com/applications/adoption-application

Crazy Cats Animal Rescue offers cats and kittens for adoption at the Florence, KY PetSmart, the Newport, KY PetSmart, and the Loveland/Symmes, OH Petco.

Crazy Cats Animal Rescue unites cats-in