What would you do if there was a raccoon eying your babies? You would grab a baby and run. That is how I ended up at PAWS. That raccoon was scaring me, so I took one baby in my mouth and started across the street. That seemed unwise, so I headed back. I guess some people noticed me looking indecisive and worried. It was my lucky day when I was rescued with that kitten in my mouth. It was an even luckier day because my rescuers went back and looked around and found my other three kittens. We were taken to a warm place with great food and nice people. My kittens grew up fat, sassy and safe and they all got adopted. It’s only me left now and I am looking for a home of my own. One without drama. That one exciting day was enough for my lifetime.
Did you see my picture? I think I am kind of cute with my petite physique and dilute tortie markings. While I would have faced down any ogre to protect my kittens, I have to admit I can be a little shyer with people. Now that I know my foster family, however, I do trust them. I love when they pat me and I will jump into my foster’s lap when she is working on the computer. To be honest, I'm actually looking to order some catnip from Amazon.com, but she thinks I want to cuddle. I do cuddle with her on the sofa when she watches television. I especially like to roll over and show my belly for a good rub.
Although I will never trust a raccoon (and I hope I never see another one), I do like people, and I want some of my own. I prefer a quiet home since too much noise can frighten me, if only momentarily. Kids are fine as long as they don't chase me. Actually, I'm good with anyone who is patient and takes the time to know me and learn the places I like to be rubbed and scratched. I'm also willing to share my people with another cat, as long as s/he is low-key like me. Yes, that pretty much describes me, a brave girl who cannot wait to get to know you and begin my new life in the safety of your home. Does that sound good? I hope so because I want to meet you as soon as possible.
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If you are interested in learning more about Iron or any of our other available cats or dogs, contact PAWS at (781) 246-6111 or PAWSwakefield@yahoo.com. You can also meet many of our pets at our adoption hours every Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at VCA Wakefield Animal Hospital and on the first Saturday of the month at the Woburn PETCO from 12:30 to 3:00 p.m. View all our available pets at www.pawswakefield.org. And, follow us on Facebook.
Sunday May 20th, Join PAWS Wakefield and VIBE Personal Training for our PAY IT FORWARD DAY benefit featuring Reiki table work and Tarot and Angel Card readings from 10:30am to 4:30pm at 383 Lowell Street, Wakefield, MA. Twenty-minute sessions, provided by experienced practitioners who are donating their time, cost $10 each. All proceeds benefit our animals and support our educational activities. Walk-ins are welcome as space allows, but pre-registration is recommended. For a reservation, call: 978-475-1554. For more information, visit our website www.pawswakefield.org.
