Millie

Meet Millie!<br/><br/>Millie is considered to be a hospice cat due to a suspect cancer diagnosis she has. <br/><br/>She is a very sweet senior who loves people and snacks. We suspect has spent most of her life on the street. Fortunately for Millie, a TNR group we help was able to grab her and bring her in. <br/><br/>Millie gets along great with other cats but has not met dogs. She also struggles to use the litter box sometimes and we will happily discuss this with any interested parties.<br/><br/>Because she is sick and has a consistent upper respiratory due to the suspect cancer, the vet is not comfortable giving her updated vaccines or spaying her. We do not know if she is already spayed though. <br/><br/>Millie may not have long with us, but we want to show her as much love as possible. She is well cared for in foster care but we would love nothing more than to find her a family that she can call her own. <br/><br/>Millie’s adoption fee is waived due to her being a hospice kitty.

Meet Millie!

Millie is considered to be a hospice cat due to a suspect cancer diagnosis she has.

She is a very sweet senior who loves people and snacks. We suspect has spent most of her life on the street. Fortunately for Millie, a TNR group we help was able to grab her and bring her in.

Millie gets along great with other cats but has not met dogs. She also struggles to use the litter box sometimes and we will happily discuss this with any interested parties.

Because she is sick and has a consistent upper respiratory due to the suspect cancer, the vet is not comfortable giving her updated vaccines or spaying her. We do not know if she is already spayed though.

Millie may not have long with us, but we want to show her as much love as possible. She is well cared for in foster care but we would love nothing more than to find her a family that she can call her own.

Millie’s adoption fee is waived due to her being a hospice kitty.

Meet Millie!

Millie is considered to be a hospice cat due to a suspect cancer diagnosis she has.

She is a very sweet senior who loves people and snacks. We suspect has spent most of her life on the street. Fortunately for Millie, a TNR group we help was able to grab her and bring her in.

Millie gets along great with other cats but has not met dogs. She also struggles to use the litter box sometimes and we will happily discuss this with any interested parties.

Because she is sick and has a consistent upper respiratory due to the suspect cancer, the vet is not comfortable giving her updated vaccines or spaying her. We do not know if she is already spayed though.

Millie may not have long with us, but we want to show her as much love as possible. She is well cared for in foster care but we would love nothing more than to find her a family that she can call her own.

Millie’s adoption fee is waived due to her being a hospice kitty.