Rescue:

Campbell came from a farm property that primarily raises sheep and a few other animals as well.
They are an older couple and have lived there for a very long time. It is off the beaten path, far
from any highway or main road, rather isolated but picturesque. The problem is it is overrun with
cats and for years cat rescue organizations have been helping by taking in the kittens. They have
educated the people many times about the benefit of having their cats spayed or neutered,
where to go for barn cat discounts and controlling their colony. But all the information seems to
fall on deaf ears. One rescue in particular has taken in about thirty cats from this one farm in the
last three years. There is no shortage of homeless cats and kittens out there, and allowing them
to breed needlessly just adds to the never ending work that cat rescue organizations do.
Campbell came into Pet Patrol care as a thin but outgoing kitten who had no fear of his new life

Personality:

Campbell loves to explore and see what is new. He is good with other cats, and when he finds a
buddy to cuddle up to, he likes to groom them and have a long afternoon snooze in a cozy cat
bed together. Playing games of chase and Hide & Seek is great fun for him, a toy in a cardboard box or anything that dangles is fair game. Campbell is a nice little cat and has taken in his
new life of love, comfort and a climate controlled foster home without hesitation. He can be a
little unsure of new people in the beginning but soon starts to purr and accept all the attention
from them. Campbell is ready to be adopted into his forever home with a playmate. One that will
welcome him into the family and keep him safely indoors.