Ravioli

Meet Ravioli! So...he might not the most photogenic.. but he's an all around goofball! Ravioli has been a cuddler and a lover from the moment he came to Fieldhaven. Here's a note from his foster mama: " I had the pleasure of being at the shelter during his litters intake and he was the smallest of the litter and as soon as was picked up to be weighed he was purring and staring with his big eyes and making biscuits where he could. When I got home with him and his sister it became very clear that he LOVES affection. He melts into any pets and meows in protest when you stop and then returns the favor with lots of licks and cuddles! He is cautious with other cats but playful once they show him he's safe to be and will leave them alone if they set a boundary with him . He's pretty scared of dogs and has serious one sided beef with my senior female Australian shepherd. Though he doesn't hiss at her anymore he does like to just glare at her from across the room. So a dog household would be a maybe but I think with other friendly outgoing cats he would do great! He's AMAZING with older kids. (Mine at 8,10,12 years) He's very gentle , if he ever uses a claw or a tooth in play it's gently (his sister and him have never drawn blood or even left a mark in their whole time in foster) and is immediately followed by licks and purrs and biscuits. He's familiar and knows how to use an automatic litter box that's not completely covered and cat water fountains! Ravioli would be the most amazing addition to someone's family, I would adopt him and his sister in a heartbeat as their foster if I could! ??" If Ravioli sounds like the purrfect kitten for you and your family, please submit an application today! Adoption Fee: $125.00 or 2 kittens for $200.00 <font color="#000000"></FONT></FONT FACE></I></B></a> <font face = "Arial"size="2"> All cats and kittens have been spayed/neutered, have received age-appropriate vaccines and are microchipped.click here

Meet Ravioli! So...he might not the most photogenic.. but he's an all around goofball! Ravioli has been a cuddler and a lover from the moment he came to Fieldhaven. Here's a note from his foster mama: " I had the pleasure of being at the shelter during his litters intake and he was the smallest of the litter and as soon as was picked up to be weighed he was purring and staring with his big eyes and making biscuits where he could. When I got home with him and his sister it became very clear that he LOVES affection. He melts into any pets and meows in protest when you stop and then returns the favor with lots of licks and cuddles! He is cautious with other cats but playful once they show him he's safe to be and will leave them alone if they set a boundary with him . He's pretty scared of dogs and has serious one sided beef with my senior female Australian shepherd. Though he doesn't hiss at her anymore he does like to just glare at her from across the room. So a dog household would be a maybe but I think with other friendl

Meet Ravioli! So...he might not the most photogenic.. but he's an all around goofball! Ravioli has been a cuddler and a lover from the moment he came to Fieldhaven. Here's a note from his foster mama: " I had the pleasure of being at the shelter during his litters intake and he was the smallest of the litter and as soon as was picked up to be weighed he was purring and staring with his big eyes and making biscuits where he could. When I got home with him and his sister it became very clear that he LOVES affection. He melts into any pets and meows in protest when you stop and then returns the favor with lots of licks and cuddles! He is cautious with other cats but playful once they show him he's safe to be and will leave them alone if they set a boundary with him . He's pretty scared of dogs and has serious one sided beef with my senior female Australian shepherd. Though he doesn't hiss at her anymore he does like to just glare at her from across the room. So a dog household would be a maybe but I think with other friendly outgoing cats he would do great! He's AMAZING with older kids. (Mine at 8,10,12 years) He's very gentle , if he ever uses a claw or a tooth in play it's gently (his sister and him have never drawn blood or even left a mark in their whole time in foster) and is immediately followed by licks and purrs and biscuits. He's familiar and knows how to use an automatic litter box that's not completely co