Queen Charlotte

Gender: Female<br/>Colour: Bengal<br/>Date of Birth: January 1, 2023 (estimate)<br/><br/>Queen Charlotte came to the rescue alongside 18 other cats who we affectionately called The Queens. They were rescued from a backyard breeder that had more than 100 cats caged for life for the purpose of breeding. These cats never saw the light of day, breathed fresh air, or knew anything other than being used for profit. These breeding females (and a few castrated males) were brought into our care and quarantined together until they were able to be placed in loving foster homes. Each cat has its own unique trauma that they have worked through in order to be ready for adoption. These Queens deserve the world they should have always had and we will ensure they have a spoiled life from here forward.<br/><br/>Charlotte loves to snuggle and get pets. She seems to have some separation anxiety as she loves to be around people and loved! Charlotte has a big appetite and loves food! She is still learning to play with toys but her favourite toy is a ball.<br/><br/>She seems to be friendly with everyone, even people she has only just met so this makes us believe that she will adjust to her new home very quickly. She has great litter box habits but would be most successful with a closed litter box. She would love to have her own cozy bed and maybe even a cat tree in her new home! We believe she would most likely do best as an only cat in a home without children.<br/><br/>Please note that due to years of being trapped in ammonia filled cages Charlotte may have on and off respiratory flares that can be managed with Lysine.<br/><br/>Location: Arthur, ON.<br/>Adoption Fee: $275<br/>To meet and adopt this cat, apply at the link below:<br/>https://tinyurl.com/AARApplyNow

Gender: Female
Colour: Bengal
Date of Birth: January 1, 2023 (estimate)

Queen Charlotte came to the rescue alongside 18 other cats who we affectionately called The Queens. They were rescued from a backyard breeder that had more than 100 cats caged for life for the purpose of breeding. These cats never saw the light of day, breathed fresh air, or knew anything other than being used for profit. These breeding females (and a few castrated males) were brought into our care and quarantined together until they were able to be placed in loving foster homes. Each cat has its own unique trauma that they have worked through in order to be ready for adoption. These Queens deserve the world they should have always had and we will ensure they have a spoiled life from here forward.

Charlotte loves to snuggle and get pets. She seems to have some separation anxiety as she loves to be around people and loved! Charlotte has a big appetite and loves food! She is still learning to play with toys but her favourite toy i

Gender: Female
Colour: Bengal
Date of Birth: January 1, 2023 (estimate)

Queen Charlotte came to the rescue alongside 18 other cats who we affectionately called The Queens. They were rescued from a backyard breeder that had more than 100 cats caged for life for the purpose of breeding. These cats never saw the light of day, breathed fresh air, or knew anything other than being used for profit. These breeding females (and a few castrated males) were brought into our care and quarantined together until they were able to be placed in loving foster homes. Each cat has its own unique trauma that they have worked through in order to be ready for adoption. These Queens deserve the world they should have always had and we will ensure they have a spoiled life from here forward.

Charlotte loves to snuggle and get pets. She seems to have some separation anxiety as she loves to be around people and loved! Charlotte has a big appetite and loves food! She is still learning to play with toys but her favourite toy is a ball.

She seems to be friendly with everyone, even people she has only just met so this makes us believe that she will adjust to her new home very quickly. She has great litter box habits but would be most successful with a closed litter box. She would love to have her own cozy bed and maybe even a cat tree in her new home! We believe she would most likely do best as an only cat in a