I wants petz!

Little ragamuffin, sitting in the driveway of a vacant house, meowing for a mom who either left her as she shuffled her babies to safety, or who lost her as she stumbled around. Full of fleas, dirty, scared, hungry, thirsty, tiny baby on her own, Biggles was only about four weeks old when a little girl on her bike spotted her bravely setting off on her own.

Biggles came here to Happy Cat Adoptions and to a new foster home, and she never stops telling people the story. She learned to eat solid food mixed with kitten formula on the first day. She also learned about not eating litter. The second day, she learned about eating canned food , and about using the bathroom in a carton lid full of paper towels.

Biggles (Big Little Cat) instinctively knew about cuddles. There's nothing that makes her happier than being toted around in someone's arms. She's a happy dream come true--waiting for end of the story, when she'll have a home of her own. Biggles likes to play, she loves to put on a show - if you've got a stage, she's on it. She comes running, her fluffy bunny fur flying in the wind, when she hears you.

To meet this love bug, fill out an online application from her webpage at www.happycatadoptions.org and an adoption counselor will be in touch to set up a meeting.

For more information about her, contact her foster dad directly at haroldw1@sbcglobal.net.

Is Not Good with Dogs, Good with Cats

Daphne's companion, Sissy (adopted) can also be seen on our website.

Daphne's companion, Valentine (adopted) can also be seen on our website.

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