Posted over 4 months ago | Updated 1 month ago
Grey’s Angel Girl was surrendered to Critter Cavalry Rescue last November, rescued from a farm of many, many sick cats. This 3 year old was one of the lucky ones. Not terribly sick; nothing that a few different medications quickly cured. Now inside, in the kitty room, Grey definitely felt “out-of-sorts” for the first few months. She was difficult to even touch the first several weeks. A lot of hissing and fussing, I knew she was just scared. Slowly but surely, Grey came to realize she was in a safe spot. All this lady needed was a little love and reassurance every day, that it was all okay. “This soft bed is for me? This cozy cubby is mine?” It has been rewarding to watch her improve day after day. Grey is about 90% there, and with a little extra TLC, she will reach 100% in no time. There is a sweetheart in there. Do you secretly cheer for the under-dog? Or under-cat, in this case? She so wants her forever home! To pass the time, Grey Girl plays well on her own and alone. She likes to bat the ball on the triple tiered ball toy. Or the feathered toy on the end of the wand. Grey Girl enjoys playing with the one year old female in the kitty room. They play tag up and down the cat tower. It is short-lived, but at least she has learned to play with others. She is friendly with the other cats in the kitty room, but I think Grey would blossom more if she is the only cat getting all the attention! She has never known that, being “the only cat”. Grey can barely contain herself when mom pulls out the rubber brush! No matter where she is in the kitty room, she is next to me immediately. She is soon a large lump of love. You can brush her for hours, it seems. It is great watching her roll over and relax. Grey has mastered the art of napping. Don’t we all wish we could nap like a cat? Head scratches? Grey cannot get enough of them. And back scratches, too? Show me more! Can you embrace this lovely, diluted grey and tan tortie with those big green, beautiful eyes? It is time for her to get selected. It is time for her to find her forever home. Are you here to save the day? To save Grey? Please email CCR at ccrtennessee@gmail.com if you want to be her 'Saving Greyce'.
Our vetting is extensive: Spay, rabies, FIV vaccine, FIV tested and negative, fecal and dewormings and a Drontal and microchipped.
PLEASE NOTE: Our dogs and cats are fostered in Tennessee and can transport weekly up to the Northeast region. Request an application and learn more about Critter Cavalry at https://www.crittercavalry.com/adoption.
Grey’s Angel Girl was surrendered to Critter Cavalry Rescue last November, rescued from a farm of many, many sick cats. This 3 year old was one of the lucky ones. Not terribly sick; nothing that a few different medications quickly cured. Now inside, in the kitty room, Grey definitely felt “out-of-sorts” for the first few months. She was difficult to even touch the first several weeks. A lot of hissing and fussing, I knew she was just scared. Slowly but surely, Grey came to realize she was in a safe spot. All this lady needed was a little love and reassurance every day, that it was all okay. “This soft bed is for me? This cozy cubby is mine?” It has been rewarding to watch her improve day after day. Grey is about 90% there, and with a little extra TLC, she will reach 100% in no time. There is a sweetheart in there. Do you secretly cheer for the under-dog? Or under-cat, in this case? She so wants her forever home! To pass the time, Grey Girl plays well on her own and alone. She likes to bat the ball on the triple tiered ball toy. Or the feathered toy on the end of the wand. Grey Girl enjoys playing with the one year old female in the kitty room. They play tag up and down the cat tower. It is short-lived, but at least she has learned to play with others. She is friendly with the other cats in the kitty room, but I think Grey would blossom more if she is the only cat getting all the attention! She has never known that, being “the only cat”. Grey can barely contain herself when mom pulls out the rubber brush! No matter where she is in the kitty room, she is next to me immediately. She is soon a large lump of love. You can brush her for hours, it seems. It is great watching her roll over and relax. Grey has mastered the art of napping. Don’t we all wish we could nap like a cat? Head scratches? Grey cannot get enough of them. And back scratches, too? Show me more! Can you embrace this lovely, diluted grey and tan tortie with those big green, beautiful eyes? It is time for her to get selected. It is time for her to find her forever home. Are you here to save the day? To save Grey? Please email CCR at ccrtennessee@gmail.com if you want to be her 'Saving Greyce'.
Our vetting is extensive: Spay, rabies, FIV vaccine, FIV tested and negative, fecal and dewormings and a Drontal and microchipped.
PLEASE NOTE: Our dogs and cats are fostered in Tennessee and can transport weekly up to the Northeast region. Request an application and learn more about Critter Cavalry at https://www.crittercavalry.com/adoption.
