AVAILABLE BABYCATS

Penny was part of a colony and surrendered to FBC because her babies were struggling to survive outside. She was bone thin and malnourished, nursing 5 kittens (one passed away after rescue and Penny went on to adopt an orphan, Tater).

Mae was part of a surrender of a malnourished mom and 5 babies.  She, like her sisters, enjoys hiding in weird spots.  She can be shy at first, but loves tushy rubs and head scritches.  She would love to be adopted with her sister, Ellie, and would thrive in an environment where she is not the center of attention.

Millie has been tentatively diagnosed with hydrocephalus, an adorable cleft lip that adds to her charm, and a little wobble when she walks.  While she doesn't have any particular "special needs", she will need to go home as a permanent foster.  We send cats home as permanent fosters when we know that they have underlying health issues that will probably flare up.  Millie's hydrocephalus is currently stable without treatment, but it's likely that she will need treatment at some point in her life.  FBC will maintain decisions and costs associated with her medical issues.

Bianca was part of a surrender of a malnourished mom and 5 babies.  She overcame the odds and flourished into a happy, healthy kitten.  She loves hiding in weird spots and crying for attention.  She would adore being adopted with her best friend, her mom, Penny.

Bonnet was dumped at a local Walmart heavily pregnant.  She was being cared for by the mechanics in the auto center before they reached out for help.  A few days later, she gave birth to 3 healthy, very chunky babies.  Bonnet is sweet, kind and gentle.  She loves water (she's obsessed with the garbage disposal) and humans.  She loves being anywhere that you are!

Pearl was found alone at a foreclosure property.  She mysteriously showed up at just 8 weeks old, crying at the neighbor's doorstep for food.  After seeing her multiple times on the security cameras, we managed to trap her.  She is shy and will take a few weeks to warm up to a family.

Ellie was part of a surrender of a malnourished mom and 5 babies.  She is quiet and shy, though sweet when she warms up to you.  She would love to be adopted with her sister, Mae, and would thrive in an environment where she is not the center of attention.

Blanket arrived at FBC after learning that her and her siblings were thrown out of a foreclosed home when the owner moved.  Blanket had to be trapped, but quickly turned on the charm so she could be an inside cat. She loves cuddles and attention and, in true old lady form, spends most of her day sleeping.