Rescue:

Pet Patrol has been working with a woman for many years who was trying to help her neighbours
control the incredible over population of cats on their property. The people who owned
that small farm really didn’t care about the cats too much and the five acres behind the barn
was full of clutter. There were many abandoned trailers, dumpsters, sheds and vehicles creating
a wonderland for cats and an unsafe breeding ground for kittens. the mother cats would
often move their kittens over to the woman’s chicken coop where it was safe from predators.
There were coyote and fox in the area. Over a five year period the woman had spayed or
neutered over fifty cats, rescued hundreds of kittens and rehomed them or brought them to Pet
Patrol. These little kittens, Kahlua and Karis, will hopefully be some of the last born on the
property as there are only two or three female cats left to be spayed. A work in progress but
there is a light at the end of the tunnel.

Personality:

Kahlua and his sister are never too far from each other and they not only cuddle up in the
same bed, but they play together all the time. The seek each other out as much as they look
for their people for love and attention. Kahlua is a sweet and happy boy. He is quite active
and likes to play with toys, dive in and out of boxes or kitty tunnels and plays great games of
Tag and Hide & Seek with his sister. Karis is adorable, gentle and curious. She will buddy up
with Kahlua and check out new things in the house, new people coming in to visit and loves to
watch the birds outside. Both of these kittens are very nice and ready to be adopted into
forever home. One that will welcome them into the family and keep them safely indoors.