Pigeon

At about 5 months old, Pigeon came to us from a large colony we discovered while working on a TNR project. What started with a few cats turned into something much bigger.<br/><br/>Pigeon is one of the more cautious kittens from the group. She's still learning that new people and new places are safe, and she needs a little time before she's ready to let her guard down.<br/><br/>But there's one thing that can make Pigeon forget she's supposed to be shy, PLAYTIME!<br/><br/>Pigeon is a very playful little girl, and getting her interested in a toy is a great way to start seeing the kitten underneath all that caution. Once she's comfortable, she's happy to play, explore, and join in on all the normal kitten chaos.<br/><br/>Having grown up surrounded by other cats and dogs, we think Pigeon would do great with feline friends and may even appreciate having a confident cat around to help show her the ropes. Kids would be more of an adjustment, so she'll need patience, time, and proper introductions if either are part of her new family.<br/><br/>Pigeon is spayed, microchipped, vaccinated for rabies and FVRCP, FeLV/FIV tested, dewormed, treated with flea/tick prevention, and litter box trained.<br/><br/>Pigeon might make you work a little harder to earn her trust, but give this playful girl the time she needs and we think she'll be well worth the wait. <br/><br/>Apply to adopt Pigeon at the link below!<br/><br/>https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdy9NUdRzsagXgNJ7xhCHp5LZnTUYFxN-2jh4HgXKTou9k-tA/viewform

At about 5 months old, Pigeon came to us from a large colony we discovered while working on a TNR project. What started with a few cats turned into something much bigger.

Pigeon is one of the more cautious kittens from the group. She's still learning that new people and new places are safe, and she needs a little time before she's ready to let her guard down.

But there's one thing that can make Pigeon forget she's supposed to be shy, PLAYTIME!

Pigeon is a very playful little girl, and getting her interested in a toy is a great way to start seeing the kitten underneath all that caution. Once she's comfortable, she's happy to play, explore, and join in on all the normal kitten chaos.

Having grown up surrounded by other cats and dogs, we think Pigeon would do great with feline friends and may even appreciate having a confident cat around to help show her the ropes. Kids would be more of an adjustment, so she'll need patience, time, and proper introductions if either are part of her new family

At about 5 months old, Pigeon came to us from a large colony we discovered while working on a TNR project. What started with a few cats turned into something much bigger.

Pigeon is one of the more cautious kittens from the group. She's still learning that new people and new places are safe, and she needs a little time before she's ready to let her guard down.

But there's one thing that can make Pigeon forget she's supposed to be shy, PLAYTIME!

Pigeon is a very playful little girl, and getting her interested in a toy is a great way to start seeing the kitten underneath all that caution. Once she's comfortable, she's happy to play, explore, and join in on all the normal kitten chaos.

Having grown up surrounded by other cats and dogs, we think Pigeon would do great with feline friends and may even appreciate having a confident cat around to help show her the ropes. Kids would be more of an adjustment, so she'll need patience, time, and proper introductions if either are part of her new family.

Pigeon is spayed, microchipped, vaccinated for rabies and FVRCP, FeLV/FIV tested, dewormed, treated with flea/tick prevention, and litter box trained.

Pigeon might make you work a little harder to earn her trust, but give this playful girl the time she needs and we think she'll be well worth the wait.

Apply to adopt Pigeon at the link below!

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