This sweet red tabby girl was part of a two litters totaling 4 kittens born in early April 2010 to feral momcats trying to raise their kittens in this very unsafe environment.

Several of the kittens disappeared before they could be rescued by a resident, but these four arrived at our adoption center in Ventura on May 13 and were taken into our foster care and adoption program.

They were weaned and eating solid food, but were very thin and had quite a few fleas and other parasites.  We worked hard to get them healthy and ready for their new homes.

She is a very sweet and loving kitten who adores curling up on your lap for a nap after a lot of playing, climbing, running, jumping, etc.   She loves to be petted and have her face and chin rubbed and will reward your work by purring non-stop.  Catalina is very unusual since most orange or red tabby cats are boys.

Please call Georgetta Brickey at 805-647-7173 or email editor@catscradlerescue.org if you have any questions.

Cats Cradle Rescue animals are spayed or neutered and have received at least one vaccination before they are placed up for adoption.  Each animal lives in a foster home as part of the family.

Cats Cradle Rescue requires an adoption application and contract with each animal.  Our adoption fee covers Feline Leukemia and Feline Immuno Virus testing, first year's shots, spay/neuter and microchip.  We also send you home with a collar, CCR tag and starter food.