We are pawticipating in the A to Z challenge this year! This should be fun! Today, our post is written by foster cat Autumn.
Autumn writes:
Hi, everyone! I'm the youngest here, and I'm about a year old. I am a petite young lady, spayed, and current on all my shots. I've been here for almost 6 months now, learning how to be a grown-up kitty in a family. I'm very well-behaved, except for I think the bathtub is a place to pee. One of the other kitties here, a special-needs cat named Starla, does that, so I've started doing it, too. My foster parents are sure that I will learn how to use the box for pee when I'm in a home with a well-behaved older cat who would like an energetic playmate.
I'm looking for a new foster family or a forever family in the Portland, OR, USA, area. I love this foster family, but I need a home where I have a consistent role-model for using the litter box. I am an inside-only kitty who needs plenty of playtime and snuggle time. I give hugs with both front paws and sleep hugging my foster daddy's tummy. I love the laser pointer and feather toys, as well as milk rings and springs. I also love running around with the other kitties here, and always jump on Tabby to try to get her to play!
I came from a backyard breeder on Craigslist and was sold to a young couple. They thought I was a little boy! I had a different name back then. The couple broke up and the lady couldn't take care of me anymore, because she was going to live in the dorms, so she asked my foster parents to take me instead. My foster parents named me Autumn, because my head looks like it has an orange autumn leaf on it!
If you would like to foster me or adopt me, please leave a comment on this blog with a link so that my foster parents can contact you. You can also e-mail them by clicking on our profile in the sidebar, where it says "PDX pride". Hope you have a great first day of April, and keep checking every day for more letter-themed posts!
Do you think I should wake up Little Bit to tell her happy birthday? Nah, I think I'll let her sleep! She'll have the rest of the day to pawty!



