Mojave @ The Cat's Brew

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website. We took in a group of six kittens/teenage kittens we lovingly call the "Desert" kittens. All named after deserts around the world. They arrived as more like "teenage" kittens, old enough to be past the care-free stage, but young enough to not know how to process all the changes. They were scared and unsure of all of us. We had some difficult first days, trying to acclimate these babies to the shelter, and their new home with us. There was some initial hissing and hiding, that is what makes watching each them come out of their shell such a joy! They are starting to become "kittens" now! They play, they are curious, and they will greet us by their door waiting for food and treats. We all just love this and them!<br/><br/>Each of these beautiful "desert" kittens has a unique look and personality. **Mojave is a black/grey colored tabby male kitten** He is a gorgeous cat with striking markings. Mojave has always been the crew member that has needed a little extra patience. When they first arrived, he was the most fearful, and generally hid behind his siblings when we came in to the room, he has come a very long way. Mojave is sweet and kind and loves the support of other young cats, his major support partner, his brother Sahara, was recently adopted. This left Mojave as the last<br/>"Desert Kitten" still looking for his forever home. We know this guy may need just a little extra time to adjust to a new home, but based on what we have seen in the shelter environment, he will quickly become a loving member of his new family. Please give this beautiful soul a chance a the good life, safe and happy within his very own family.<br/><br/>Complete our online adoption application a www.littleorphans.org to start the process of adding an adorable kitten (or two!) to your home. Adoption fees for kittens include spay/neuter, up-to-date age-appropriate vaccines, deworming, flea preventative, and a microchip

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website. We took in a group of six kittens/teenage kittens we lovingly call the "Desert" kittens. All named after deserts around the world. They arrived as more like "teenage" kittens, old enough to be past the care-free stage, but young enough to not know how to process all the changes. They were scared and unsure of all of us. We had some difficult first days, trying to acclimate these babies to the shelter, and their new home with us. There was some initial hissing and hiding, that is what makes watching each them come out of their shell such a joy! They are starting to become "kittens" now! They play, they are curious, and they will greet us by their door waiting for food and treats. We all just love this and them!

Each of these beautiful "desert" kittens has a unique look and personality. **Mojave is a black/grey colored tabby male kitten** He is a gorgeous cat with striking markings. Mojave has always been the crew member that has needed a little

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website. We took in a group of six kittens/teenage kittens we lovingly call the "Desert" kittens. All named after deserts around the world. They arrived as more like "teenage" kittens, old enough to be past the care-free stage, but young enough to not know how to process all the changes. They were scared and unsure of all of us. We had some difficult first days, trying to acclimate these babies to the shelter, and their new home with us. There was some initial hissing and hiding, that is what makes watching each them come out of their shell such a joy! They are starting to become "kittens" now! They play, they are curious, and they will greet us by their door waiting for food and treats. We all just love this and them!

Each of these beautiful "desert" kittens has a unique look and personality. **Mojave is a black/grey colored tabby male kitten** He is a gorgeous cat with striking markings. Mojave has always been the crew member that has needed a little extra patience. When they first arrived, he was the most fearful, and generally hid behind his siblings when we came in to the room, he has come a very long way. Mojave is sweet and kind and loves the support of other young cats, his major support partner, his brother Sahara, was recently adopted. This left Mojave as the last
"Desert Kitten" still looking for his forever home. We know this guy