Beautiful Blossom was born to a feral colony (on or around 7/23/2019) but sought help after having her first litter at only 9(ish) months old. Since coming to our rescue she has experienced SO many firsts, including sleeping on a bed and receiving love. While we would not even classify her as "semi-feral" anymore as she now actively seeks attention and human interaction, she still gets nervous about being approached rapidly and being picked up. We feel that Blossom, while mildly timid, is ready for adoption to the right person. Someone who is patient and will allow Blossom to come around to them in her own time. In the time Blossom has been with TLC, she has become a whole new kitty and we know that in time, she will be able to bloom into the perfect lap cat. Blossom LOVES being brushed and chasing the laser pointer and even craves to be pet (as long as she is not on ground level - for whatever reason, being off the floor makes her more comfortable to be approached & pet). One look in her honey-colored eyes & you will fall in love! Blossom is available for adoption along with our other rescues,  all of whose profiles can be found on our home petfinder page:  https://www.petfinder.com/member/us/ga/oxford/the-lap-cat-rescue-rehabilitation-inc-ga948/

Estimated DOB: 8/20/2019

FIV/FeLV negative

ADOPTION FEES ARE $85 PER CAT, $115 PER PAIR OR $150 FOR THREE

Please fill out an application at www.TLCrescueandrehab.org

WHY ADOPT TOGETHER?
*Learn by Observation - Kittens learn by observation and will more quickly pick up skills like using the litter box or grooming if they have another kitten or cat to teach them.
*Focus Play Aggression - Having a friend means they can take out their play aggression on one another (instead of on you.) They’ll also teach each other good boundaries about biting and scratching. Read about biting behaviors in kittens and how having a playmate can help!
*Entertain & Enrich - When your kitten has a buddy, they’ll always be entertained, active, and enriched. And a happy cat makes a happy home!
*Keep Out of Trouble - One mischievous kitten can be destructive if left alone, but two kittens tend to keep each other occupied and out of trouble.
*Easier Intro to Adult Cat - If you have an adult cat at home, two new kittens may be easier to introduce into your family than one. While one kitten may nag an older cat, two kittens will keep each other company while the older cat watches from a distance.
*Comfort in Friendship - Having a pal will help your kitten settle into a new home. Just like humans, kittens have an easier time feeling comfortable trying something new if they’ve got a friend to do it with them.