Missy

In early December, 2011, a Seniors' Lodge resident contacted her friend in the PAW Society about a little cat that had been trying all day to get into the building. It was cold and dark when the call came in and because the PAW person knew the lodge has a no pets policy, she decided to go right away, hoping the kitten would still be around. She didn't have to look far as the kind senior lady had brought the kitten into the warmth of her suite. Thinking this nice little cat must surely be someone's pet, an eye was kept on the paper and the bulletin boards around town. You can see by her inclusion on this website that no one came looking. Little Missy she became. She was health checked, vaccinated and after a few weeks, spayed.

Personality:

It took Missy no time at all to adapt to her foster home. The resident cats accepted her just as quickly. She is a little sweetheart! Even though the bed's a little crowded, after a few weeks Missy even claimed a little spot on the bed at night. She also takes takes every opportunity during the day to get some cuddles. Being a kitten, she is naturally very playful. She is easily re-directed as she learns her indoor manners (like staying off the counters). When people visit her foster home, she is the first one to make friends by jumping on someone's lap. She is a very well socialized young lady and ever so gentle.

Do I hear my foster mom in the kitchen?

Nothing like a little snooze on the back of the couch:

Big stretch: