Rescue:

The photo sent to Pet Patrol showing five little kittens eating out of a dish, was heartbreaking.
They were on a dirt floor in a cold drafty barn. It had been raining quite a bit lately and the air
was damp and chilly. The kittens were small, skinny and in very poor shape. Most of the kittens
had colds and runny eyes. The owner of the country property said “they just showed up, I don’t
have cats in my barn. We are strictly cash crop so there is no feed to attract mice, therefore
no need to have any cats. Someone just dumped the kittens.” Three were rescued and
brought into Pet Patrol but she couldn’t find the other two initially. It was about three days later
when she called to say she not only had the two remaining kittens but also another one that
she was not aware of. In total six kittens, all their names starting with the letter P came into Pet
Patrol care and they have thrived. They were happy to be warm, well fed and soon rolling over
for their bellies to be rubbed and enjoying snuggles as well

Personality:

Patty, out of all the kittens that came into our care from the same location, is the most social
and adventurous. She is a playful and fun loving little kitty who eagerly explores everything
new. She entertains herself by watching the neighbourhood from the comfort of the window
sill, or top perch of the cat tree. Patty would love to have a furry friend or sibling to play with in
her new home. She needs that companionship and playability. She is a snuggler as well, with
her people and her sisters, and is good with the passive family dog. Patty is ready to be
adopted into her forever home. One that will welcome her into the family and keep her safely
indoors.