Rescue:

Pet Patrol received a call from a, now retired, woman who was active in cat rescue up north.
She still gets inquiries from people desperate to find help for the cats in their care and all she
can do is contact other rescues and see if they can take them in. In the case of Scarlet, she
was given to an older woman because ‘she had cats’. People have few resources up there,
vet costs are high, and there are no city shelters near by. So what do you do with a cat that you
can no longer keep? Some advertise on social media or look for someone that they know
who has cats. That’s how Scarlet ended up with the retired lady. The older woman, of course
took the cat in, loving cats, but she was not in any financial position to be able to look after her
properly. Her home is cluttered and there are many cats there now. Help is desperately
needed. Now three years old Scarlet is in Pet Patrol care, we have had her spayed and micro
chipped and she is ready for a loving family.

Personality:

The nice thing about Scarlet is that she is very friendly and social with people and other cats.
She was integrated into the sanctuary without any issue, and was very happy to be welcomed
into the fold. She loves all the toys and open space in the playroom, the big windows to watch
the birds and traffic go by. Chasing after the plastic spring toys, ping pong balls and scooting
through the cat tunnel have kept her energized and happy. Scarlett has been no trouble at all,
and is quite easy to pick up and cuddle, comes for affection and attention and is ready to be
adopted into her forever home. One that we welcome her into the family and keep her safely
indoors.