Cute, Cheerful, Black and White

I’m Babs, and I came here with Woody – or should I say he came with me. After all, he’s still pretty small. We’ve had to take care of each other, but it would be just fine with both of us if some wonderful people would start taking care of us – either one of us, or both of us, is just fine. We only need each other, I think, until we have real people! We’ve kept our inner children active, chasing strings, swatting balls, chewing feathers. It’s helped us get through the change in our furry lives. I say, “It is time for the change to stop – and the playing to continue. The better to amuse and entertain my soon-to-be people! Yes.

I’m black, I’m white, and I’m fun. I deserve – and want – a nice space with windows from which I can watch birds, people, butterflies, leaves blowing in the wind. If it moves, I find it interesting, worth pursuing, chasing, swatting. And, if it’s not too big, I might chew on it. Why? Because I’m a young girl cat, and the way young girl cats learn about stuff is to taste it. Yes, I did that with salsa – just once – won’t do that again. Nope.

I’m Babs, and I’m cute, cheerful, and very cat. I would like less change in my life – and a lot more love. I’m just waiting – and not all that patiently – for my people to arrive so that I can love them, and they can love me back. Please hurry over to Feline Rescue, and ask for Babs. Come giggle with me, cuddle with me, take me home with you. I have charming white feet on a sweet – and sometimes silly – black girl body. If you bring $100, the innkeepers here will let you take me home. I’ll be even happier than I am now, so happy, most happy, and you will be, too! Remember, now, I’m Babs.

PS: I currently reside at THE ADOPTION CENTER (not in foster care). If you can't stop in but would like to know more about me, please call 651-642-5900, ext.3. Thanks!

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