



One-Eye Willow
- Kitten
- Female
- Small
- Domestic Short Hair
About One-Eye Willow
Charlottesville, VA
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Behavior
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One-Eye Willow’s Compatibility
This pet has unknown compatibility with kids.
This pet has unknown compatibility with dogs.
This pet has good compatibility with cats.
This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.
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One-Eye Willow's Story
One-Eye Willow had a rough start to life. She was born into a feral colony and at around 6 to 8 weeks old ended up with a severe eye injury. After she was trapped, One-Eye Willow was spay and had the eye removed. <br/><br/>Coming into a foster home from a feral colony was scary! Foster mom, Kristine (Goddess of feral fosters), worked with One-Eye Willow to gain her trust. Slowly, but surely, the sweet kitten started to believe that humans weren't all that bad! Now One-Eye Willow seeks out Kristine for cuddles and pets <3<br/><br/>We have all learned not to approach One-Eye Willow from her blind side and to announce ourselves before petting her. She will respond with a soft purr and calm energy. One-Eye Willow is still on the shy side, but whoever adopts her is getting a survivor of a kitten!
One-Eye Willow had a rough start to life. She was born into a feral colony and at around 6 to 8 weeks old ended up with a severe eye injury. After she was trapped, One-Eye Willow was spay and had the eye removed.
Coming into a foster home from a feral colony was scary! Foster mom, Kristine (Goddess of feral fosters), worked with One-Eye Willow to gain her trust. Slowly, but surely, the sweet kitten started to believe that humans weren't all that bad! Now One-Eye Willow seeks out Kristine for cuddles and pets <3
We have all learned not to approach One-Eye Willow from her blind side and to announce ourselves before petting her. She will respond with a soft purr and calm energy. One-Eye Willow is still on the shy side, but whoever adopts her is getting a survivor of a kitten!
One-Eye Willow had a rough start to life. She was born into a feral colony and at around 6 to 8 weeks old ended up with a severe eye injury. After she was trapped, One-Eye Willow was spay and had the eye removed.
Coming into a foster home from a feral colony was scary! Foster mom, Kristine (Goddess of feral fosters), worked with One-Eye Willow to gain her trust. Slowly, but surely, the sweet kitten started to believe that humans weren't all that bad! Now One-Eye Willow seeks out Kristine for cuddles and pets <3
We have all learned not to approach One-Eye Willow from her blind side and to announce ourselves before petting her. She will respond with a soft purr and calm energy. One-Eye Willow is still on the shy side, but whoever adopts her is getting a survivor of a kitten!
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How To Adopt
One-Eye Willow is from Cat Action Team
[Charlottesville, VA]
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