Rooney

My name is Rooney. I am a male short haired white and orange tabby kitten. I was born on May 5, 2024. Our momma lived outside near a restaurant and once the owners saw her looking way too pregnant, they took her to animal control. She did not have enough to eat. She once lived with a wonderful family who let her in and out of the house. One day she came home and nobody lived at the house anymore. She really liked her people and maybe she did not come back when I she was supposed to, but they left her homeless. She did my best to take care of herself, but I ended up at the shelter. She wanted to be with people and no one was paying any attention to her at the shelter. She was excited to have her babies and show everyone that she is a good mother. Thankfully, the day we were born, Small Lives Matter Kitten Rescue foster came to rescue us. They had to wait a day until we were all born. Our foster mom loves us dearly. Here is what my foster mom says about me: "Rooney is the little guy of the litter. He was needy and fussy as a tiny baby and was having issues transitioning to wet and dry food. Rooney wanted to stay with momma and was not interested in the eating anyting but food from momma. So Rooney stayed at the foster's home until he got a little bigger. Rooney does not like to be alone. He wants to snuggle. He is not fearful at all. He loves to explore. He is not afraid of people, dogs or other cats. He a friendly little chum." Rosebud has three orange tabby boys named Rosemere, Rosemund and Rooney. Unbelievable sweet, just like momma, One girl named Rosalie who is a gorgeous torbie with a beautiful disposition. Rosebud's babies were born on May 5, 2024. This is one of the sweetest litter of kittens you will ever meet and they won't last long! We have dozens of cats and kittens available! All our adoptable cats are located at the Frisky Cat Cafe in St Augustine. 1092 Ponce De Leon Blvd (US 1). Visiting the cafe is a great way to find your perfect kitty. All of our cats and kittens are socialized and happy to interact with visitors, so you will meet them with their true personalities.