*Dont forget to fill out adoption questionnaire!
*$250 adoption fee
Sweet Giselle — The Little Girl Who Just Wants to Be Loved!
Sweet Giselle was the only kitten left behind when the rest of her litter was given away. Sadly, she was kept outside with her mama in a very small rabbit hutch, leaving her with little opportunity to experience the world and feel safe. Because of this, loud noises and unfamiliar things can still be scary for her.
But once Giselle is somewhere she feels safe and comfortable, her sweet personality shines through. She purrs, makes biscuits nonstop, and absolutely loves to cuddle! All she wants is the love, comfort, and affection she went without for so long.
She’s still adjusting to life without her mama, but we’re giving her all the love and spoiling her deserves while she waits for someone special to choose her. She may need a little patience as she settles into a new environment, but we know that with kindness, consistency, and love, she has so much happiness ahead of her.
Giselle is ready for her happily ever after!
Vaccinated
Spayed
Microchipped
Dewormed
FELV/FIV tested negative
Giselle deserves a home where she’ll never feel forgotten again — a safe place, a cozy bed, gentle hands, and someone who will remind her every day how loved she truly is.
Of interested in meeting her email is to set up an appointment along with the answers to our short adoption questionnaire.
Adoption questionnaire
1. Do you own your home? If not can you provide proof that pets are allowed?
2. Have you owned a cat before?
3. Do you have other pets currently? If so what kind? Are they all fixed?
4. Do you have an established vet yet? (We encourage adopters to establish a vet within the first 30 days.)
5. Do you ever plan to allow your cat outside?
6. What is your age? We only adopt to adults.
7. What city do you live in?
8. Does anyone in house have allergies?
9. Is everyone in the home on board with adopting a new pet and the adjustments that may be needed to introduce them to any current pets etc?
10. Has there ever been a reason in the past that you had to rehome a pet? If so what was the reason?
11. Are there any doggy doors in home?
