Mink

Mink is an adorable little girl looking for a very particular kind of person: someone patient, understanding, and perfectly okay with letting a cat be a cat.<br/><br/>Mink originally came to us as a TNR project. While all of her siblings quickly decided humans were wonderful, Mink remains slightly unconvinced. We didn’t have the heart to release her, so we’ve continued working with her and giving her a chance at indoor life.<br/><br/>She will take treats from her foster, allows pets, and continues to make progress, but she does not like being picked up and may never be a cuddly lap cat. Her adopter will need to understand that gaining her trust could take time and that loving Mink may mean loving her exactly as she is.<br/><br/>Mink is spayed and ear tipped and has received her first distemper vaccine, deworming, and flea prevention.<br/><br/>If you have a soft spot for the shy ones and are willing to give a little girl the time and space she needs, Mink might just be waiting for you.

Mink is an adorable little girl looking for a very particular kind of person: someone patient, understanding, and perfectly okay with letting a cat be a cat.

Mink originally came to us as a TNR project. While all of her siblings quickly decided humans were wonderful, Mink remains slightly unconvinced. We didn’t have the heart to release her, so we’ve continued working with her and giving her a chance at indoor life.

She will take treats from her foster, allows pets, and continues to make progress, but she does not like being picked up and may never be a cuddly lap cat. Her adopter will need to understand that gaining her trust could take time and that loving Mink may mean loving her exactly as she is.

Mink is spayed and ear tipped and has received her first distemper vaccine, deworming, and flea prevention.

If you have a soft spot for the shy ones and are willing to give a little girl the time and space she needs, Mink might just be waiting for you.

Mink is an adorable little girl looking for a very particular kind of person: someone patient, understanding, and perfectly okay with letting a cat be a cat.

Mink originally came to us as a TNR project. While all of her siblings quickly decided humans were wonderful, Mink remains slightly unconvinced. We didn’t have the heart to release her, so we’ve continued working with her and giving her a chance at indoor life.

She will take treats from her foster, allows pets, and continues to make progress, but she does not like being picked up and may never be a cuddly lap cat. Her adopter will need to understand that gaining her trust could take time and that loving Mink may mean loving her exactly as she is.

Mink is spayed and ear tipped and has received her first distemper vaccine, deworming, and flea prevention.

If you have a soft spot for the shy ones and are willing to give a little girl the time and space she needs, Mink might just be waiting for you.