Whitney

Whitney is a domestic short haired, torbie (tortoiseshell-tabby) with white, spayed female kitten with an estimate date of birth of the first week of July 2026. Whitney and 2 sibling kittens Ozzy and Reba, along with her mom Bonnie, were discovered abandoned together in a wire crate on the curb next to a garbage cart on garbage collection day in rural Clay County, MN when the kittens were less than 7 days old. A concerned citizen collected the cat family and reached out to rescues for help. There is no pound or animal control officers for rural Clay County, MN.<br/><br/>Whitney most resembles her mom in coat coloring although Whitney's orange "splotches" are not as dark or numerous as her mom's. Kittens do better adopted as pairs, and Whitney can be adopted with one of her siblings Ozzy or Reba or go to a home with another young, active cat as a playmate.<br/><br/>Spayed; current on vaccinations; feline leukemia virus and feline immunodeficiency virus negative; microchipped; dewormed; and litter box trained.

Whitney is a domestic short haired, torbie (tortoiseshell-tabby) with white, spayed female kitten with an estimate date of birth of the first week of July 2026. Whitney and 2 sibling kittens Ozzy and Reba, along with her mom Bonnie, were discovered abandoned together in a wire crate on the curb next to a garbage cart on garbage collection day in rural Clay County, MN when the kittens were less than 7 days old. A concerned citizen collected the cat family and reached out to rescues for help. There is no pound or animal control officers for rural Clay County, MN.

Whitney most resembles her mom in coat coloring although Whitney's orange "splotches" are not as dark or numerous as her mom's. Kittens do better adopted as pairs, and Whitney can be adopted with one of her siblings Ozzy or Reba or go to a home with another young, active cat as a playmate.

Spayed; current on vaccinations; feline leukemia virus and feline immunodeficiency virus negative; microchipped; dewormed; and litter box trained.

Whitney is a domestic short haired, torbie (tortoiseshell-tabby) with white, spayed female kitten with an estimate date of birth of the first week of July 2026. Whitney and 2 sibling kittens Ozzy and Reba, along with her mom Bonnie, were discovered abandoned together in a wire crate on the curb next to a garbage cart on garbage collection day in rural Clay County, MN when the kittens were less than 7 days old. A concerned citizen collected the cat family and reached out to rescues for help. There is no pound or animal control officers for rural Clay County, MN.

Whitney most resembles her mom in coat coloring although Whitney's orange "splotches" are not as dark or numerous as her mom's. Kittens do better adopted as pairs, and Whitney can be adopted with one of her siblings Ozzy or Reba or go to a home with another young, active cat as a playmate.

Spayed; current on vaccinations; feline leukemia virus and feline immunodeficiency virus negative; microchipped; dewormed; and litter box trained.