Jett

Jet came to us as a homeless kitten in September that was about two months old. He was caught during a TNR effort. Too small to be fixed and released, too sweet to be put back out in the community where he was found once he was three months old and fixed. He has adjusted very well to living with several other kittens. He took a little bit of extra time to build trust and confidence because of the two months he spent outside. He is now neutered, and ready for a home of his own. He could easily be adopted as an individual pet or along with one of his roommates. He has a beautiful black coat with a tiny splash of white fur on the front of his chest that you may not see unless you look for it! So if you're wanting an all black cat he's very close to that. And if you like Black Cats but don't want one that's 100% black this little guy is a great choice. We would consider him 99% black. His sweet purr when you pet him reassures us that he's going to be a great fur baby for somebody. If you are interested in any of our cats or kittens- please click the PetFinder Inquiry link. That is the fastest way to begin communicating with us! ** If you do not hear from us within 24 hours contact us directly at [email protected]. Sometimes the Petfinder inquiry link does not work. But we still encourage you to use it. We also encourage you to follow our Facebook page, Last Litter Rescue, to see kittens before they appear on PetFinder! Last Litter Rescue (LLR) works to rescue, foster, fix, and find forever homes for kittens that were born to a homeless mother cat. We also have an effort known as Purr-fect Love TNR and we work alongside other select TNR groups and a network of kitten fosters to reduce the homeless feline population. We value born and prenatal kittens. Animal welfare is one of five areas that our parent organization Love Give Live works in to relieve suffering and promote wholeness.