Kitten Chaos at the Hill House

03/19/2019

Freya got a forever home😻😻😻. This crazy lady is now happy again. She’s outside where she likes it. Food is available(both bagged and wild lol), and the horse wants to be her friend 😹. She’s the new barn cat. She made herself right at home. Exploring the rafters, and all the books and crannies. I’m so thankful that we were able to bring her here and see her new digs!

No I don’t have a pic....she bolted as soon as I let her go lol. But she did get her last vaccine, I made sure incision was healed from getting spayed last month, showed her where the food was...and then she was off. Prancing around above us lol.

03/13/2019

This is Freya. She’s about 9 months old. She was a friendly outdoor kitten, that was brought to us 3 weeks ago. She’s been able to roam free inside for over a week. We usually quarantine for 14 days. Freya was a special case. Because she’s so used to being outdoors she did not do well in her quarantine habitat. Cat hammocks and toys are not her thing. She messed up her nose in her face pretty bad trying to escape her habitat so we transitioned her to Zachary‘s room and let her be in there on her own.

She is super friendly and kind to humans. She purrs and loves to be pet. She just hates the indoors! She doesn’t like to be held either. She not used to that.

There’s not a lot of places for her to hide in there so I figured that was the best place to get her used to being inside and socialized to people. We do this with all of our not so used to human kitties. Well as you can see she still hiding behind his bed. She scared of the other cats she will attack them and hit them if they try and be curious to where she’s at. She has further hurt her nose trying to escape out of Zachary‘s window she’s gotten caught in the blinds she keeps ramming into the window. We have gotten her fixed she will have her next shot on Friday for her vaccines she’s been dewormed, and she’s had her 3 year rabies shot. She does come with paperwork to this effect. Her wound where she got spayed is all healed up. She needs a place where she can be an outside cat she would make a great barn cat because she’s used to fending for herself outside. She does not like being inside, eventually she might be able to be an inside outside cat but she’s definitely not an inside only cat. Freya is ready for her forever home. Anyone need a good barn cat?

Located in fort mitchell. FREE to a good home. I can deliver for free as well. She really just needs a safe outside space!

03/13/2019

This guy is worse than a toddler 😑

03/10/2019

Bunny has settled in great with his new mama. He went to a home with Ms. Chanelle to be her only child. He’s getting all the cuddles!!!😻😻😻

03/08/2019

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03/06/2019

Look who got adopted today!!! Bunny has his new forever home with Miss Chanelle. She is the third person to come and meet him😻😻. The first one I denied, the second one was super weirded out by his Manx tail 😹😹. But that’s okay, he was just waiting for the right new mama!!! Well. We found her 😉.

03/04/2019

Sick kids and nap time 😻😻😻.

03/01/2019

02/27/2019

02/27/2019

Located in fort mitchell Alabama.
Our very first rescue of 2019 has gotten his rabies booster and is ready for his new forever home!

We got Bunny when a volunteer at Hospice contacted us asking if we could help find Bunny a home. His owner, unfortunately, passed away. When we first got him, he was quite confused 😿. But he has adapted SO well and SO fast. He’s a super easy going guy. Laid back. Easy to please and easy to love 😻😻.

Bunny is up to date on all vaccines, he is fixed, dewormed, fluffy and soft like Sherpa lol. He’s is a ninja. NINJA. You don’t know he’s coming until you see him. He’s so quiet and stealth😽😽😽. I think it’s because he has no tail...but Google will not support this theory 😹.

Bunny is good with dogs, other cats, and kids. Even toddlers. He doesn’t mine being picked up and held. Purrs like a champ, and is looking for his new home.

Bunny is believed to be about 10 years old, he has teeth resorption. Meaning, his teeth are going back into his gums. Sometimes this just happens in cats. The vet said he doesn’t seem to be in any pain. No gum disease or anything else wrong...he just gets to spend the rest of his life on a wet food(or dry food that’s been watered) diet...he’s sure not complaining.

Adopt Bunny for free today!
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