Peanut

Peanut was found in a rainstorm with her mother and other sibling kittens. A kind woman brought them in and contacted the rescue to help. Peanut was very sick and shortly after being in care, developed a severe ear infection, which resulted in permanent damage. This makes her tilt her head and Peanut sometimes wobbles when she walks. She is no longer in pain, but the effects of the infection will remain with her throughout her life. For this reason, we list Peanut as having special needs and she will need a patient adopter. Peanut runs, jumps and climbs just like other cats, but does wobble and lose her balance at times, but she has never gotten hurt during play and has had no further issues with her ears! She is very self-sufficient and does navigate her environment well. She LOVES to play with toys and climb up onto the cat tree! She requires daily brushing and likes to be brushed. We call Peanut the ambassador, because she loves to act like a mother to the new cats/kittens coming into the foster home where she is cared for. At times, Peanut can swat, but this is typically more out of playfulness than anger or aggression. Her foster has learned her personality and understands Peanut's actions and her adopter will need to do the same. For this reason, a home with young children would not be ideal. Peanut would be best suited in a home with one or two other cats/young kittens who she could enjoy playing with and older respectful children or adults only. <br/>Peanut is current on vaccinations and has tested NEGATIVE for FeLV/FIV. She has received consistent flea treatments and deworming according to vet recommendations/protocols. Peanut also has a microchip that can be registered and maintained for free. Her adoption fee has been reduced so that she can finally find her forever family. Her adoption fee will be donated to our local humane society to sponsor more spay and neuters, in Peanut's honor!!

Peanut was found in a rainstorm with her mother and other sibling kittens. A kind woman brought them in and contacted the rescue to help. Peanut was very sick and shortly after being in care, developed a severe ear infection, which resulted in permanent damage. This makes her tilt her head and Peanut sometimes wobbles when she walks. She is no longer in pain, but the effects of the infection will remain with her throughout her life. For this reason, we list Peanut as having special needs and she will need a patient adopter. Peanut runs, jumps and climbs just like other cats, but does wobble and lose her balance at times, but she has never gotten hurt during play and has had no further issues with her ears! She is very self-sufficient and does navigate her environment well. She LOVES to play with toys and climb up onto the cat tree! She requires daily brushing and likes to be brushed. We call Peanut the ambassador, because she loves to act like a mother to the new cats/kittens coming into the foster home where she is cared

Peanut was found in a rainstorm with her mother and other sibling kittens. A kind woman brought them in and contacted the rescue to help. Peanut was very sick and shortly after being in care, developed a severe ear infection, which resulted in permanent damage. This makes her tilt her head and Peanut sometimes wobbles when she walks. She is no longer in pain, but the effects of the infection will remain with her throughout her life. For this reason, we list Peanut as having special needs and she will need a patient adopter. Peanut runs, jumps and climbs just like other cats, but does wobble and lose her balance at times, but she has never gotten hurt during play and has had no further issues with her ears! She is very self-sufficient and does navigate her environment well. She LOVES to play with toys and climb up onto the cat tree! She requires daily brushing and likes to be brushed. We call Peanut the ambassador, because she loves to act like a mother to the new cats/kittens coming into the foster home where she is cared for. At times, Peanut can swat, but this is typically more out of playfulness than anger or aggression. Her foster has learned her personality and understands Peanut's actions and her adopter will need to do the same. For this reason, a home with young children would not be ideal. Peanut would be best suited in a home with one or two other cats/young kittens who she could enjoy playing with and