Spay Neuter Kingston Initiative

These are the five cats from Bath Institution who are staying with us for the Easter weekend while they recover from their spay/neuter surgeries.

This is Lily, a 7-month-old female calico/tabby.  She’s shy, but if you’re gentle and quiet, she loves to have arms around her and a warm body to lean against — although she’s a bit nervous about being picked up and not having a solid surface under her.  With patience and love and understanding, Lily could grow into a loving and happy companion.

Lily

This is Rose, Lily’s sister.  She’s more frightened than Lily and not yet willing to be handled.

Rose

This is Chrys (for Chrysanthemum), brother to Rose and Lily.  He’s shy still, but like Lily, if you’re careful and gentle, he loves to cuddle close and be held.  Like her, with patience and love and understanding, he could become a wonderful and affectionate housecat.

Chrys

This is the feral female, the one we discovered was already pregnant when she was spayed.  She’s obviously frightened, but has tolerated a small amount of contact with great care, and hasn’t been aggressive.

Our feral girl

Last but certainly not least, our feral boy, also very frightened by all this, but also willing to tolerate limited contact without aggression.

Our feral boy

They would all love to be adopted to safe new homes — perhaps a snug barn for the ferals, an understanding family for the kittens.  Please share this with others, and if you’re interested in adopting, contact us!