Whammy

Whammy came to the rescue as a very young kitten after being abandoned with his mama and siblings at just three months old. While we may never know what his early life was like, we do know he has made wonderful progress thanks to patience and gentle care.<br/><br/>Though he can still be cautious with new people, Whammy has learned to trust the people he knows. He would often rubs against his foster mom's legs looking for attention and enjoys being pet once he feels safe. Loud noises or sudden movements can still startle him, so he would do best in a calm, quiet home without dogs or small children. <br/><br/>Whammy is especially devoted to his sister, Whippersnapper, and acts as her brave protector. When Whammy relaxes, Whippersnapper takes her cue from him and becomes much more confident. Because they rely on each other for comfort and reassurance, these two must be adopted together.<br/><br/>With patience, love, and a peaceful home, Whammy and Whippersnapper will continue to blossom. You can visit them (and the rest of their family) at The Den (928 Diamond Springs Rd.). Give these younguns a chance to find the loving furever home they deserve.

Whammy came to the rescue as a very young kitten after being abandoned with his mama and siblings at just three months old. While we may never know what his early life was like, we do know he has made wonderful progress thanks to patience and gentle care.

Though he can still be cautious with new people, Whammy has learned to trust the people he knows. He would often rubs against his foster mom's legs looking for attention and enjoys being pet once he feels safe. Loud noises or sudden movements can still startle him, so he would do best in a calm, quiet home without dogs or small children.

Whammy is especially devoted to his sister, Whippersnapper, and acts as her brave protector. When Whammy relaxes, Whippersnapper takes her cue from him and becomes much more confident. Because they rely on each other for comfort and reassurance, these two must be adopted together.

With patience, love, and a peaceful home, Whammy and Whippersnapper will continue to blossom. You can visit them (and the rest of thei

Whammy came to the rescue as a very young kitten after being abandoned with his mama and siblings at just three months old. While we may never know what his early life was like, we do know he has made wonderful progress thanks to patience and gentle care.

Though he can still be cautious with new people, Whammy has learned to trust the people he knows. He would often rubs against his foster mom's legs looking for attention and enjoys being pet once he feels safe. Loud noises or sudden movements can still startle him, so he would do best in a calm, quiet home without dogs or small children.

Whammy is especially devoted to his sister, Whippersnapper, and acts as her brave protector. When Whammy relaxes, Whippersnapper takes her cue from him and becomes much more confident. Because they rely on each other for comfort and reassurance, these two must be adopted together.

With patience, love, and a peaceful home, Whammy and Whippersnapper will continue to blossom. You can visit them (and the rest of their family) at The Den (928 Diamond Springs Rd.). Give these younguns a chance to find the loving furever home they deserve.