This is our beautiful Trista. She was fixed and eartipped by another group before we took her in, as we felt she was adoptable. We did place her along with another kitten in Dec of 2007. That home had the two girls for more than 5 years and then without any notice to us, they turned them both in to the Kent Co Animal Shelter this Jan. We were able to reclaim them and Tonya has since been re-adopted.
However Trista has suffered some anxiety issues and was not doing well at our adoption center. We placed her into foster care and she is getting along better. She does enjoy petting and attention when she feels safe. She will make a great companion for a single person or a couple with no children. She also needs a home without too many other pets. She gets overwhelmed easily and wants to hide if a dominant cat is present.
We are so sad for these kitties who spend several years in a home, and are then uprooted and dumped at a shelter. It is difficult for many of them to adjust. Cats like Trista especially have a hard time of it. Yet she is so sweet if someone will take the time to earn her trust and provide her stability.
Trista is 5.5 years old, front declawed (done by her previous owner) and we desperately want to find this deserving girl a new home. If you know someone who might be interested in meeting her, we will gladly coordinate that with the foster. Please share her story.
All of our kittens are spayed or neutered, tested for FeLV/FIV, vaccinated against Distemper, and treated for fleas and other parasites.
If you are interested in adopting one of our kittens, please CLICK HERE to fill out an Adoption Application. Our adoption fee is $85 for one kitten and $125 for two.
Our adoption center is located at 4600 Knapp NE 49525. Our open adoption hours are every Thursday 6-8pm and Sunday from 12-2pm. Come on out and meet the love of your life!
Monthly we will hold different adoption events and specials. Click NOW for the exciting details!
For questions or more information you can also email crazyforferals@yahoo.com.
