Zeke, the kitten, had been alone for a long time, fending for himself until he was finally rescued and brought to Community Cat Club.
At six months old, he was timid and lost but didn’t have a mean bone in his body. “His little pitiful face could probably tell a sad tale if he could talk,” Michelle, a foster volunteer of Community Cat Club, shared.
She opened her home to the deserving kitten and was determined to help him learn to trust.
Shortly after arriving in foster care, Zeke sought refuge in a little cat house to decompress. Realizing the noise was gone and food was readily available, he slowly began to warm up to home life.
“He does like to be picked up and belly rubs if done how he ‘likes it.’ He’s very sweet but also a little independent if it strikes his mood.”
Hux, the resident ginger, showed Zeke the ropes and led him to the dining table where they could survey the house like royalty. Zeke eagerly trailed behind, curious about his next adventure.
“Zeke makes a very fantastic play or snuggling companion for another cat, very cat friendly.”
“He has been waiting patiently in his foster home for a family to choose him. Finally, after three months of waiting, it’s Zeke’s turn.”
A lovely couple fell head over heels for the sweet gentle soul. Zeke was adopted and went to his new home, where his new cat brother awaited him.
The once timid kitten learned to be brave with the help of two resident cats and a loving foster family. Now, he has the home of his dreams, with a family who loves him unconditionally.
