Tiny

This sweet boy, Tiny, survived a very hard summer.<br/><br/>In June, he was rescued by Saving Kittens Sanctuary volunteers. He had been born on a farm owned by an elderly woman. Despite repeated calls for help to spay and neuter the cats, who had been abandoned on her property, she was ignored by Nashville Humane Society. Saving Kittens Sanctuary and several other rescues stepped in. Our volunteers repeatedly traveled to the property to pull kittens and TNR their moms. Sweet Tiny is one of the survivors.<br/><br/>This baby was the runt of his litter. As his name suggests, he is, indeed, tiny. <br/><br/>We found him hiding out in an unused tire, and eventually, he let us catch him. In the rescue, we worked with him over multiple weeks. He caught every bug there was, and, despite our best efforts, an infection ruptured his eyeball. Tiny cannot see out of his right eye, but he is not in pain. Our veterinarian has given him a clean bill of health.<br/><br/>This little boy loves burrowing himself in a warm bed or play fort. If you are looking for a furry friend to hide out with and cuddle all winter, he is your man. <br/><br/>He gets along with animals and children. He grew up with other foster siblings, and gets along with kittens and adult cats. He has also been fostered in a home with well-behaved dogs. <br/><br/><br/>He is neutered, vetted, and four months old.<br/><br/>To apply: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdj-RCMllFwabcZ-uMKPyQHDrZ4oLp3RTjaMJWhfFJ-CVMZHA/viewform?usp=he

This sweet boy, Tiny, survived a very hard summer.

In June, he was rescued by Saving Kittens Sanctuary volunteers. He had been born on a farm owned by an elderly woman. Despite repeated calls for help to spay and neuter the cats, who had been abandoned on her property, she was ignored by Nashville Humane Society. Saving Kittens Sanctuary and several other rescues stepped in. Our volunteers repeatedly traveled to the property to pull kittens and TNR their moms. Sweet Tiny is one of the survivors.

This baby was the runt of his litter. As his name suggests, he is, indeed, tiny.

We found him hiding out in an unused tire, and eventually, he let us catch him. In the rescue, we worked with him over multiple weeks. He caught every bug there was, and, despite our best efforts, an infection ruptured his eyeball. Tiny cannot see out of his right eye, but he is not in pain. Our veterinarian has given him a clean bill of health.

This little boy loves burrowing himself in a warm bed or play fort. If y

This sweet boy, Tiny, survived a very hard summer.

In June, he was rescued by Saving Kittens Sanctuary volunteers. He had been born on a farm owned by an elderly woman. Despite repeated calls for help to spay and neuter the cats, who had been abandoned on her property, she was ignored by Nashville Humane Society. Saving Kittens Sanctuary and several other rescues stepped in. Our volunteers repeatedly traveled to the property to pull kittens and TNR their moms. Sweet Tiny is one of the survivors.

This baby was the runt of his litter. As his name suggests, he is, indeed, tiny.

We found him hiding out in an unused tire, and eventually, he let us catch him. In the rescue, we worked with him over multiple weeks. He caught every bug there was, and, despite our best efforts, an infection ruptured his eyeball. Tiny cannot see out of his right eye, but he is not in pain. Our veterinarian has given him a clean bill of health.

This little boy loves burrowing himself in a warm bed or play fort. If you are looking for a furry friend to hide out with and cuddle all winter, he is your man.

He gets along with animals and children. He grew up with other foster siblings, and gets along with kittens and adult cats. He has also been fostered in a home with well-behaved dogs.


He is neutered, vetted, and four months old.

To apply: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FA