OJ

Little OJ was found on our property this winter and has always been one of our sweetest ferals. We named her OJ as she had an encounter with another animal, and lived to see another day, but part of her tail had been de-gloved... Get it? ;) OJ<br/><br/>Anyway, with so many fixed pharaohs on property it's not always easy to find when there has been a new one that has been dumped, especially if they look like some of the others. Sure enough we found that OJ was a new one and had not been fixed as all of a sudden, Momma settled down and had two little kittens. She is being housed with her babies, but is much too domesticated and too sweet to release her back out into our feral population. We hope to find her a home where she can cuddle and get all the pets because this little lady almost acts like a dog and would love to be pet as often as you were willing to dish them out.

Little OJ was found on our property this winter and has always been one of our sweetest ferals. We named her OJ as she had an encounter with another animal, and lived to see another day, but part of her tail had been de-gloved... Get it? ;) OJ

Anyway, with so many fixed pharaohs on property it's not always easy to find when there has been a new one that has been dumped, especially if they look like some of the others. Sure enough we found that OJ was a new one and had not been fixed as all of a sudden, Momma settled down and had two little kittens. She is being housed with her babies, but is much too domesticated and too sweet to release her back out into our feral population. We hope to find her a home where she can cuddle and get all the pets because this little lady almost acts like a dog and would love to be pet as often as you were willing to dish them out.

Little OJ was found on our property this winter and has always been one of our sweetest ferals. We named her OJ as she had an encounter with another animal, and lived to see another day, but part of her tail had been de-gloved... Get it? ;) OJ

Anyway, with so many fixed pharaohs on property it's not always easy to find when there has been a new one that has been dumped, especially if they look like some of the others. Sure enough we found that OJ was a new one and had not been fixed as all of a sudden, Momma settled down and had two little kittens. She is being housed with her babies, but is much too domesticated and too sweet to release her back out into our feral population. We hope to find her a home where she can cuddle and get all the pets because this little lady almost acts like a dog and would love to be pet as often as you were willing to dish them out.