Raspberry

This sweet little berry has one of the cutest faces you have ever seen.

Rescued from a feral mom in Petworth with her brothers, she is a shy little thing with a sneaky big purr motor. Raspberry is not a lap cat and doesn't like getting picked up. She needs a special and patient person that understands that a cat with boundaries is not a cat without love. She will stick around for pets and likes to say hello in the morning, but prefers to spend her time on a cat tree or window sill, rather than with people.

Raspberry would make a great companion for an older cat that is looking for a friend to bond with. She has become very friendly with her foster cat and is often found cuddling or getting a bath from him. She also gets along well with her two brothers and can often be found chasing them around.

With a little bit of patience, this adorable little berry could be one of the sweetest things in your life.

This kitten is fixed, up to date on vaccinations/preventatives, negative for FelV/FIV, and litter box trained.

The adoption fee for this kitten is $200/$350 for a pair.

Application for adoption: https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/FRE/Cat<br><br>If you are viewing on Petfinder and cannot see photos or would like to apply for this kitten, please visit our website www.frecklesfoundation.org

***Please note that the first step in the process is to complete our nonbinding application which does not commit you in any way, but allows us to help you to find a great match. Our application review process also includes a veterinary reference check. Vetting of current and past pets is very important to us, thus we will be speaking with the vet(s) listed on your application to ensure that your current and previous pet(s) are kept up to date on vaccines (including rabies), spayed or neutered, maintained on appropriate monthly preventatives (if applicable) and examined annually by your vet.***

Cats adopted through Freckles Foundation & Animal Rescue must be indoor only and may not be declawed unless already declawed at the time of rescue.