Tortoiseshell Cats Available for Adoption

Her name, Greta, is an anagram for Great because she is! So outgoing, so playful and loves to be with people. Unlike some cats, Greta even enjoys meeting new people. If you think cats are stand-offish and independent, Greta will change your mind.

This super-friendly, super-affectionate kitten has overcome a very hard start in life. She was a "surprise" kitten because she had never been seen by the kind woman who was feeding homeless cats, although other kittens that we suspect were Greta's littermates were seen and rescued early. When she was trapped she was in really terrible condition and looked quite skeletal. That was surprising because there was plenty of food in that area, so perhaps she was trapped in a shed or garage for a long-time. She was so weak that she had several infections, but those could all be treated quickly. Then it was just a matter of providing plenty of food and love. Greta responded with purrs and love and grew into a beautiful, well-muscled healthy gray and pale orange tortie girl who loves to make her people happy.

Could Greta be your girl?


For more information or to apply for Greta, please go to:
https://www.communitycatrescue.org/adoption/cat.php?id=1635

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The Tortoiseshell cat is known for its unique coat pattern that blends various hues of red, black, and orange in a striking mosaic. These cats are predominantly female due to the genetics behind their coat coloration. Tortoiseshells are often affectionate and independent, with individual personalities that shine through. Their coats are a beautiful patchwork of colors, making them highly sought-after pets for cat lovers seeking a companion with a vibrant and dynamic appearance.