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Kevin Pawl (or KP as he’s affectionately called by his foster parents) only knew a life on the streets before he was scooped up by a Good Samaritan. Unsure if he was able to be adoptable, he underwent “TNR” meaning he was fixed and his ear was notched assuming he’d be released back outside (the only viable option for feral cats). But lo and behold! He fooled everyone and decided humans weren’t so scary after all. Churu treats really helped though! Now he’s your typical kitten: playful, full of purrs, sweet, rambunctious, loves chasing things with ends or his favorite pizza stuffed toy. Because of his playful nature, we strongly recommend our beloved little KP be adopted to a home with a young playful cat (or with another one of AJL’s adorable kittens!) - but remember that no matter what, proper intros are a must between kitties to ensure successful integration into your family!
To apply to adopt KP, please go to this link https://www.animaljusticeleague.org/pets/cats/rectNT4aK5Cf1blYd
Kevin Pawl (or KP as he’s affectionately called by his foster parents) only knew a life on the streets before he was scooped up by a Good Samaritan. Unsure if he was able to be adoptable, he underwent “TNR” meaning he was fixed and his ear was notched assuming he’d be released back outside (the only viable option for feral cats). But lo and behold! He fooled everyone and decided humans weren’t so scary after all. Churu treats really helped though! Now he’s your typical kitten: playful, full of purrs, sweet, rambunctious, loves chasing things with ends or his favorite pizza stuffed toy. Because of his playful nature, we strongly recommend our beloved little KP be adopted to a home with a young playful cat (or with another one of AJL’s adorable kittens!) - but remember that no matter what, proper intros are a must between kitties to ensure successful integration into your family!
To apply to adopt KP, please go to this link https://www.animaljusticeleague.org/pets/cats/rectNT4aK5Cf1blYd
Please come visit some of our cats at the El Gato Cafe and watch our FB page for upcoming adoption events.
https://www.facebook.com/AnimalJusticeLeagueHouston
Please come visit some of our cats at the El Gato Cafe and watch our FB page for upcoming adoption events.
https://www.facebook.com/AnimalJusticeLeagueHouston
More about this rescue
Animal Justice League (AJL) is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt dog and cat rescue organization with a focus on the Oak Forest and Garden Oaks neighborhoods of Houston, TX. AJL was formed on January 27, 2015, but really, the work began long before then!
In a neighborhood that often serves as a dumping ground for unwanted animals, in a city that is overridden with homeless pets, and shelters that are at capacity, we saw a need and knew it was time to make a difference.
We rescue dogs off of the brutal streets of Houston, help care for those that are no longer wanted or cared for by their previous owners, and are registered to pull dogs and cats from the city, county, and nearby shelters. We also help reduce the community cat and kitten population through a robust TNR (trap, neuter, return) program.
Our mission is to reduce the homeless pet population through rescue, education, and outreach. Help us make our mission a reality!
Animal Justice League (AJL) is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt dog and cat rescue organization with a focus on the Oak Forest and Garden Oaks neighborhoods of Houston, TX. AJL was formed on January 27, 2015, but really, the work began long before then!
In a neighborhood that often serves as a dumping ground for unwanted animals, in a city that is overridden with homeless pets, and shelters that are at capacity, we saw a need and knew it was time to make a difference.
We rescue dogs off of the brutal streets of Houston, help care for those that are no longer wanted or cared for by their previous owners, and are registered to pull dogs and cats from the city, county, and nearby shelters. We also help reduce the community cat and kitten population through a robust TNR (trap, neuter, return) program.
Our mission is to reduce the homeless pet population through rescue, education, and outreach. Help us make our mission a reality!
