Little Foot Domestic Short Hair Fort Collins, CO

Little Foot is a cute little black and white kitty who is ready to find her forever home!

From her current foster: " Meet Little Foot! She has become so much more confident since her intake and her personality is really starting to shine through. One thing about Little Foot is that she is missing a paw! Likely a congenital defect, it doesn't stop her from getting around! She loves to sit in windowsills, sinks, her cat tree, and will jump any height to get to them. She's a big fan of petting and with a little coaxing you can get her to come out of her shell for some good chin scratches (and her purrs are intense!). She's also an incredible bread maker and has the best paw taps. She hasn't shown herself to be much of a cuddle bug yet, being quite a loner most of the time, but if you're looking to coexist with a cat this one is for you! She almost should have been named Ghost with how quietly and quickly she moves too, despite her missing paw.

Little Foot is currently fostered with a dog but would likely do well in a household without any dogs (unless yours is completely unbothered and uninterested in cats). Little Foot was previously fostered with other cats (including Daisy!) and, while shy, has done well.

From her previous foster: "Little Foot is such a joy to have! She is quite shy, and is content to just sleep in any hidey-hole that's up to comfort standards, but absolutely loves some scratches around her neck. She also will find your sink in order to sleep in it! How cute? Little Foot takes some time to warm up to new situations and people but who wouldn't fall in love with those big orange eyes?

ADOPTION FEE: $75

We are a foster-based rescue and do not have kitties available to meet at our office. Kitties require meet and greets coordinated with their foster.

Interested in this kitty? The first step is to complete our online application by clicking the "Apply for Adoption" button.

All Aboard Animal Rescue saves dogs, puppies, and kitties from high-kill shelters in other states. These animals are brought to Colorado, where they are required to be spayed or neutered - breaking the cycle of unwanted litters of puppies and kittens who end up as strays! Please consider supporting us in this mission by adopting, fostering, volunteering, or donating.