UDATE ON ROSA: We used to think that Rosa was fearless but we have found out that this is not true. Rosa is scared of our adoption venue. Her first trip did not go well at all but part of that may be that it was dog vaccination day and the noise level was very high. Rosa hid under her blankie nearly the whole day. What this tell us is that Rosa will probably be a bit shy when she goes to her new home, especially if it is noisy. She needs a family who can understand that adjusting to new places is not easy.

Rosa has personality plus good looks. She is the spunkyist little cat you have ever seen. She has everything HER way or no way. Fearless, smart, beautiful. Total package.

This little girl has been through a lot since she was born. She was found at a local hotel with her siblings. Only she and her sister survived panleukopenia (feline distemper) to be rescued. She is a feisty little survivor who is looking for a loving home.

Rosa is pretty much over the upper respiratory infection (URI) that she caught when she was still quite young; however, she has some scaring in one of her eyes. This is not obvious in her photo and does not slow her down at all. However, some people might object to the aesthetic. If you can look beyond her slight imperfection, please come meet Rosa and find out if she is the one for you. 

What's included in the adoption fee?

All cats and kittens in the It's All About the Cats adoption program will be spayed or neutered, have their FVRCP combo vaccination and boosters as appropriate for their age, be treated for internal and external parasites, have their rabies vaccination and tag, and be tested for FeLV and FIV. 

Cats and kittens that are listed as a courtesy to their owners who are trying to rehome them may have a different medical history. Please be sure to read their description for details.