Alexander
Cromwell, KY at Kentucky Kitty Cats, Inc.
Key Facts About Alexander
Alexander is a baby male Domestic Short Hair (medium) available for adoption at Kentucky Kitty Cats, Inc. in Cromwell, KY.
About This Cat
What WeRescue Scout knows about Alexander
This playful black kitten thrives in a home with other cats and enjoys the company of furry friends. A patient, loving family that can provide a safe, enriching environment and help cover basic care costs is perfect.
- Not suitable as a single pet; must be adopted with at least one other cat.
- Requires a home that can support ongoing care, including a donation to help cover medical costs.
WeRescue Scout summarized this from the shelter's original listing and may include estimates. Please contact Kentucky Kitty Cats, Inc. to confirm any details before adopting.
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About Alexander
Kentucky Kitty Cats, Inc.
RescueWe have been doing this for over 8 years and just continue to evolve. Our main goal is to keep cats out of our shelters so they donât get sick and die or be euthanized. We used to hold kitties till 3-4 months and spay/neuter and send to larger rescues for store adoptions. Many of the cats we get do not do well in the stores or are skittish when we get them. So we began looking for quality homes with experienced cat owners. It seems the more we do, the less the shelters around us do. They closed their doors to intakes back early in March when the virus hit and cats are being thrown everywhere to birth and nurse kittens in the cold outdoors or wherever they can try to find safety. It is heartbreaking. Since so many new fosters have stepped up, we decided now was our time to grow. But my records are a mess. I need desperate help.
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Mission Statement
We have been doing this for over 8 years and just continue to evolve. Our main goal is to keep cats out of our shelters so they donât get sick and die or be euthanized. We used to hold kitties till 3-4 months and spay/neuter and send to larger rescues for store adoptions. Many of the cats we get do not do well in the stores or are skittish when we get them. So we began looking for quality homes with experienced cat owners. It seems the more we do, the less the shelters around us do. They closed their doors to intakes back early in March when the virus hit and cats are being thrown everywhere to birth and nurse kittens in the cold outdoors or wherever they can try to find safety. It is heartbreaking. Since so many new fosters have stepped up, we decided now was our time to grow. But my records are a mess. I need desperate help.
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