Triscuit

Triscuit is the mom of the cereal family kittens. She was born outside, although socialized by her feeder, and born to a friendly mom (Melba Toast, also for adoption), so she is more comfortable with people than most kitties who grew up outdoors. She will however, need some time to warm up to someone new, and she is likely to be timid when meeting new people. <br/><br/>Feeding and caring for her six kittens, especially being so young herself (we think she was born in August 2024), has been a strain on this young mother. We look forward to the day when this green-eyed beauty will have a human family of her own to spoil her like the princess she is! <br/><br/>Triscuit is a quiet and gentle kitty, although she communicates to her foster with small high-pitched mews when she wants something. She does let herself be pet, and has a great purr once she gets going. Triscuit could be adopted with her mother Melba Toast or her niece Soda Cracker. We haven’t seen her meet new kitties but she is quiet and gentle and we expect that she’d also do well with another kind and gentle kitty. We don’t expect she’d be comfortable with either young children or dogs. She will be ready for her forever home when her kittens are ready for homes of their own, expected in early October. <br/><br/>NOTE 1: Spays, neuters, first vaccinations and vet checks are included in the adoption fee.<br/><br/>NOTE 2: Because a young kitten needs feline companionship, it is the policy of Cat Rescue Network that kittens 6 months or younger be adopted out in pairs unless there is another kitten or young cat already in the home.<br/><br/>NOTE 3: Cat Rescue Network only adopts their cats to homes in the National Capital region of Canada

Triscuit is the mom of the cereal family kittens. She was born outside, although socialized by her feeder, and born to a friendly mom (Melba Toast, also for adoption), so she is more comfortable with people than most kitties who grew up outdoors. She will however, need some time to warm up to someone new, and she is likely to be timid when meeting new people.

Feeding and caring for her six kittens, especially being so young herself (we think she was born in August 2024), has been a strain on this young mother. We look forward to the day when this green-eyed beauty will have a human family of her own to spoil her like the princess she is!

Triscuit is a quiet and gentle kitty, although she communicates to her foster with small high-pitched mews when she wants something. She does let herself be pet, and has a great purr once she gets going. Triscuit could be adopted with her mother Melba Toast or her niece Soda Cracker. We haven’t seen her meet new kitties but she is quiet and gentle and we expect that she’d

Triscuit is the mom of the cereal family kittens. She was born outside, although socialized by her feeder, and born to a friendly mom (Melba Toast, also for adoption), so she is more comfortable with people than most kitties who grew up outdoors. She will however, need some time to warm up to someone new, and she is likely to be timid when meeting new people.

Feeding and caring for her six kittens, especially being so young herself (we think she was born in August 2024), has been a strain on this young mother. We look forward to the day when this green-eyed beauty will have a human family of her own to spoil her like the princess she is!

Triscuit is a quiet and gentle kitty, although she communicates to her foster with small high-pitched mews when she wants something. She does let herself be pet, and has a great purr once she gets going. Triscuit could be adopted with her mother Melba Toast or her niece Soda Cracker. We haven’t seen her meet new kitties but she is quiet and gentle and we expect that she’d also do well with another kind and gentle kitty. We don’t expect she’d be comfortable with either young children or dogs. She will be ready for her forever home when her kittens are ready for homes of their own, expected in early October.

NOTE 1: Spays, neuters, first vaccinations and vet checks are included in the adoption fee.

NOTE 2: Because a young kitten needs feline com