Minnie (+ Sibling)

DOB: March 2025<br/>Minnie is an affectionate sweetie who will quickly become your lovely little shadow and will keep you company throughout the day. She is a good-natured tabby with a fearless and feisty personality. Minnie has gorgeous big eyes and a cute little pink nose—a face you will fall in love with immediately!<br/>Minnie is a typical young cat in that she doesn’t have a lot of time to spend cuddling--she just has too much playing to do. She’ll stop long enough for you to hold her, give her a quick kiss on her head, but then she is off. She will also rub her whole body against you to get your attention​.​ She is very caring and will follow you around to make sure you are safe.<br/>Nothing holds Minnie back and she is inspirational to watch. She was runt the of the litter and had to fight to get to her momma’s milk, but she did not give up. Additionally, Minnie was born with congenital hip dysplasia but that doesn’t stop her from an active, fun-filled life. Minnie runs, leaps, and climbs with the same agility as her siblings.<br/>Minnie’s congenital hip dysplasia is on her right leg. It has not affected her mobility and she is an active, healthy gal. It is possible in the future it could cause an issue with arthritis, but she should manage well if she maintains a healthy weight and receives regular vet visits.<br/>Minnie should be adopted with one of her siblings--either Will, Hannah or Oreo. Adoption applications are available at http://www.forgottenones.ca/adoptions/. Please email the completed form to contact@forgottenones.ca.<br/>Adoption fees are $250.00 for adult cats (one year and older), $300.00 for kittens, and $175.00 for senior cats (10+ years old). The fee includes: veterinary health check, spay/neuter surgery, microchip, testing for Feline Leukemia and FIV, vaccinations, flea and ear mite treatments<br/>NOTE: Young kittens may not have had their spay/neuter surgery and final vaccinations at the time of their bio posting, but they are included in the adoption fee.

DOB: March 2025
Minnie is an affectionate sweetie who will quickly become your lovely little shadow and will keep you company throughout the day. She is a good-natured tabby with a fearless and feisty personality. Minnie has gorgeous big eyes and a cute little pink nose—a face you will fall in love with immediately!
Minnie is a typical young cat in that she doesn’t have a lot of time to spend cuddling--she just has too much playing to do. She’ll stop long enough for you to hold her, give her a quick kiss on her head, but then she is off. She will also rub her whole body against you to get your attention​.​ She is very caring and will follow you around to make sure you are safe.
Nothing holds Minnie back and she is inspirational to watch. She was runt the of the litter and had to fight to get to her momma’s milk, but she did not give up. Additionally, Minnie was born with congenital hip dysplasia but that doesn’t stop her from an active, fun-filled life. Minnie runs, leaps, and climbs with the same agility

DOB: March 2025
Minnie is an affectionate sweetie who will quickly become your lovely little shadow and will keep you company throughout the day. She is a good-natured tabby with a fearless and feisty personality. Minnie has gorgeous big eyes and a cute little pink nose—a face you will fall in love with immediately!
Minnie is a typical young cat in that she doesn’t have a lot of time to spend cuddling--she just has too much playing to do. She’ll stop long enough for you to hold her, give her a quick kiss on her head, but then she is off. She will also rub her whole body against you to get your attention​.​ She is very caring and will follow you around to make sure you are safe.
Nothing holds Minnie back and she is inspirational to watch. She was runt the of the litter and had to fight to get to her momma’s milk, but she did not give up. Additionally, Minnie was born with congenital hip dysplasia but that doesn’t stop her from an active, fun-filled life. Minnie runs, leaps, and climbs with the same agility as her siblings.
Minnie’s congenital hip dysplasia is on her right leg. It has not affected her mobility and she is an active, healthy gal. It is possible in the future it could cause an issue with arthritis, but she should manage well if she maintains a healthy weight and receives regular vet visits.
Minnie should be adopted with one of her siblings--either Will, Hannah or Oreo. Adoptio