Russian Blue kittens & cats in Northfield, New Jersey

Hi! I'm Zuul!  I was found outside as a young gent and trapped as a feral teen.  Thankfully my rescue didn't give up on me as they helped me learn to trust people and be what they call a "pet"!   I can still be a little nervous at times but once you have earned my trust, I love to be pet and get belly rubs!   I have been told by my foster mom I am a lucky miracle boy!! Not only was I found, trapped and socialized, but I then got very sick in July 2022.  I had what the hoomans call FIP.  My foster mom cried so much and was so scared to lose me. I felt horrible and my skin was turning yellow and my belly was filling with fluid. I felt icky. I just wanted to sleep in my kitty  bed  as I didnt have any energy or desire to eat. Foster momma was determined to help me have a gteat life!!! She gave me fluids, supplements and medication for what seems like forever!! Checks and rechecks with the vet all the time!! Almost 3 months later I was feeling BETTER than before!! bigger and better!! Thanks to my foster mom and my best buddy Munckin. Shes a tiny little one who snuggled me when I felt sick. We live in foster together and she doenst really like people but she  LOVES ME! I would love a home with My best girl, Munchkin (we call her Munchie ).   ##1314906##

Mama Gray is a 10 year old Russian Blue who used to live in a cat colony on an old porch off a dirt road. She and her companion Tiger are quiet cats who are now enjoying the comforts of an inside life. Mama is standoffish and does not want to be snuggled, cuddled or picked up although she tolerates some petting on her own terms. She enjoys her treats and wet food, maybe a bit too much! This senior lady deserves a quiet home with a cat lover who will be patient with her and give her space and time to adjust. Mama will need to be adopted with her friend Tiger.Interested in adopting this pet?Click here for BCAA's on-line Application! PLEASE NOTE: Our adoption fee helps to cover our expenses and includes all shots, *age appropriate*, distemper and rabies, fecal check, spay/neuter, heartworm test, grooming, and in many cases dental and also the fee we pay when we rescue from a shelter. November 5, 2024, 1:16 am