IF YOU'RE INTERESTED IN ADOPTING, PLEASE FILL OUT OUR ADOPTION APPLICATION AT TCRESCUE.COM/ADOPT
Creamsicle is a neutered, orange and white kitten born on 4/11.
Creamsicle's mom was supposed to be a trap-neuter-release at a feral colony, but the night before her appointment, she gave birth to a litter of 4 kittens! Creamsicle is the biggest of the bunch, but he is also the shyest one! Creamsicle likes getting pet once you let him get comfortable.
He likes to play with his siblings, chase little crinkle mouse toys and chase feathers on a string. He really enjoys the company of his siblings and follows their lead for confidence. He loves wet food, and will run out when it's feeding time!
He would do best with a sibling or other cat in the home, but should be ok as a solo cat. Creamsicle is still a little bit shy, and not recommended for households with children under 12.
Learn why kittens in pairs are healthier and happier at: http://tcrescue.com/why2kittens Creamsicle is being fostered in Gilroy. Adoption fee of $40 covers neuter surgery, deworming, rabies and first FVRCP vaccination, and microchip.
If Creamsicle is adopted with one of his foster siblings, the total adoption fee is only $55 for the pair!
If you would like to meet this kitten, please start by filling out our adoption application at tcrescue.com/adopt If you would like to meet this kitten, please start by filling out our adoption application at tcrescue.com/adopt
ADOPTION INQUIRIES SUBMITTED WITHOUT A COMPLETED APPLICATION FROM THE LINK ABOVE MAY NOT RECEIVE A RESPONSE.
Tailchaser Rescue is a 501(c)3 non-profit, no-kill organization dedicated to rescuing cats and dogs from shelters where they are in danger. Our foster volunteers provide loving temporary homes for our rescued animals until they are adopted.
By adopting a cat or dog, you're making a commitment to provide love, care, and medical treatment for the life of the animal, which can be up to 20 years or more! We are committed to placing our rescued animals with families who are prepared for the responsibility of owning an animal for its entire lifetime, so that they are never again at the mercy of the shelter system.
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