Half Sun, Half Moon, Soft

“Eek! Eek! I try to do ‘meow’ but what comes out is ‘eek’. I’m Kachina. I am sweet, small, and I say ‘Eek’ to get your attention, to get you to notice my fluffy tortie girl self. Eek!”

Let me tell you about Kachina. A kachina represents a usually powerful spiritual being among the people of the Hopi Nation. Now I’m not a Hopi cat, but I do have solid Native American connections. I lived among the Anishinaabe people in northern Minnesota. Red Lake Rosie, she’s famous for rescuing cats (and dogs, too), suggested I come south to find myself some people who could and would give me my real home.

Here I am – waiting for that real home. Notice that I look like a kachina – a face half sun, half moon – half yin, half yang – representing balance and wholeness – and all-around stunning catness. I bring my spirit powers with me, blending light and dark, making me decorative and warm and affectionate and pretty much all of what you might want from a lovely young cat.

Here I am, showing off how beautiful and amusing I am when I run. And you thought all I could do was sit and purr and nuzzle your hand and say, “Eek!” Wrong. Whee! Around the room I go – here, there, everywhere. Please do not giggle about my short legs – they may be short, but they know how to move. Notice that those short legs – and the attached feet – are solid black – really black. My night side that contrasts so well with the day side of my face.

Your life will go smoothly when you join forces with this young well-balanced and quite spiritual girl cat. Kachina sees herself as more a girl than a lady. Ladies don’t scuttle across the floor and play soccer, and Kachina likes to do that. How about bringing this delightful tortie a new ball to chase? How about $100 for Feline Rescue so it can provide room and board for the next young fluffy to which Red Lake Rosie says, “Go south, young cat, go south.”

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!

For more information about Feline Rescue, Inc. and a complete listing of our available cats, go to the Feline Rescue website. If you'd like to hear more Feline Rescue stories and see more pictures of our cats, check out the Feline Rescue Blog!