Rescue:

There was a colony of cats who were found behind a manufacturing building in town. The
colony had been cared for there by the staff, feeding them daily and even providing insulated
cat houses for them. The nice thing was they were all friendly, but the sad thing was is the
colony was growing. A company memo was sent out, saying that they had consulted with the
city shelter who said to stop feeding the cats. That is sad and wrong. Rescuing them is the
answer. Coyotes are running through the area often and sometimes within 10 feet of our volunteers. They definitely had caused many of the cats to disappear. The colony cats names all
start with the letter K, and this includes Katmandu. Our volunteers and the woman who was
feeding the cats were braving the elements daily to ensure this colony was looked after and
brought into care.

Personality:

Katmandu is a quiet, cautious fellow who loves to be pet and brushed. This very handsome
boy has such thick, velvety fur that petting him is definitely a mutual pleasure! His deep, rumbly
purr is a delight to hear and he has adjusted quickly to living indoors. He has particularly
enjoyed discovering warm laps and stuffed catnip toys, seeking out the company of people he
has developed a trusting relationship with. He is a calm, attentive companion and there
doesn’t seem to be an ounce of aggression in him. Katmandu gets along well with other cats
but doesn’t often seek out their company and can be intimidated by aggressive playmates. He
would be content as an only cat (in a home where there are people around a lot so he isn’t
lonely) or in a home with other cats who don’t expect him to engage in wrestling matches!
Katmandu is ready to be adopted into his forever home. One that will welcome him into the
family and keep him safely indoors.