Song Lee A-3260 Torbie & Calico Mix Eaton Rapids, MI

Song Lee is a one-of-a-kind kitty and truly one of the most lovely cats in the whole world. Not only is she beautiful, but she is incredibly affectionate and has a big personality. She is chatty and she craves attention. She LOVES being held and carried around and overall fawned over and adored, she loves to rest her head on your should as you hold her. She is gentle, loving, and VERY intelligent. She is also very playful for an adult cat. Song Lee was rescued when a community member notified Saved by Zade that a momma cat had given birth under the shed and "something was wrong". Song Lee was very sick and birthed 3 healthy babies. Despite her struggles, she was the BEST momma kitty ever. After she regained her health, her foster noticed she had some dental issues, and this sweet girl had to get all of her teeth pulled. She feels so much better! Now she's all fixed up and ready to find her happy ever after. She is very grateful for her food, shelter, and love. She currently lives with 2 calm dogs and co exists with them. She also lives with many other cats and does best with mature, confident cats or playful and fearless cats/kittens. Otherwise, a very slow introduction has worked well for to get along with the less confident ones. We are unsure how she would do with kids, but we think she'd be great as long they treat her with love and respect!

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By adopting this kitty, it helps the SBZ Organization work on decreasing the over-abundance of kittens that end up homeless.

Note: Because rescue cats do not come from breeders with specific backgrounds, the description is our best estimate of breed & is not guaranteed

SbZ requests that adopted kitties be taken to your private vet to be established right away as moving around can be stressful-even if it’s good stress- and cause reactions in their immune systems.

If you have dogs and other kitties, please make sure to do a slow introduction so they can learn about each other.