Ziva
Adopted January 14, 2015
Regina Cat Rescue is a local street rescue charity.
Vitals
Gender: Female
Age: 2 years
Breed: Domestic Short Hair; Black
Spay/Neutered: Yes
Vaccinations: FRCP
Other vet care: Anti parasitic medicine
Temperament: Loving and affection
Other information: Being fostered in a multi pet household
Ziva's adoption fee has kindly been sponsored by Melissa Olson.
Background
This gorgeous black beauty came to RCR last summer with her litter mates when the woman who was caring for them was no longer able to. All of the kittens were adopted by Christmas time and it seemed like a wonderful story. Unfortunately, that’s not where the story ends for Ziva. Ziva was returned to RCR care and she was placed in a foster home.
Ziva is a sweet, affectionate girl who loves to be snuggled, petted and curl up with her foster mom for some one on one quality time. During her time at her adoptive home she seems to have had a bad experience with men and now has a fear of them. The foster home she has been placed in allows her to have some time with a very gentle and cat loving man who is slowing showing Ziva there is nothing to fear. With some love and patience her bad experience will soon be a thing of the past.
Ziva is still a kitten at heart and enjoys playing with feather toys and crumpled up paper. She needs a forever home that will give her the play time she likes, while also enjoying the snuggle time too.
If you are interested in Ziva, click here to view our adoption contract and click here to complete an adoption application or email RCR adoption coordinator Alanna at abanana71@gmail.com for more info.
Please note; in the event there are multiple inquiries for a cat or kitten, Regina Cat Rescue will select the best suited home in the interest of a successful adoption.
Adoption fee: Ziva's adoption fee has kindly been sponsored by Melissa Olson.
All adoption fees and sponsorship donations contribute towards veterinary care and other costs associated with caring for Regina Cat Rescue rescued cats and kittens.
