Meet Hera!
She's a petite and dainty brown ticked Tabby with impossibly large eyes. Rejected by her Mom as a neonate and shoved aside by her siblings so she couldn't nurse, Hera was fading. To save her life, Hera went into foster care as a bottle baby. Because Hera was fragile she was attended to hourly. At times, by the minute, yea, often around the clock. From this new position of entitlement and fueled by what can only be defined as kitten hubris, she survived against all odds. She wasn't just enthusiastic about bottle feeding, she attacked the syringe, nipple, and the hand that fed her. Often kittens raised as bottle babies are sweet, affectionate, and crave human interaction. Hera is opinionated, headstrong, and a rebel without a cause. She is the definition of Singleton Syndrome. Her stuff is her stuff. Your stuff is her stuff. Best fit for an adopter is one who will accept their destiny as her servant. Must have time to cater to her whims. Your reward will be endless play, the best kitten cuddles ever, and deep diesel engine purrs you can hear across the room. Hera sleeps with her foster mom, helps with computer work, and is in everyone's business. She is constantly underfoot looking for attention, and rides on her foster's shoulders. Hera's favorite toys are springs, soft bugles, and any wadded up paper towel. Hera's signature move is stealing the paper napkin off a plate. Its how she rolls. Hera is spayed, has completed her age appropriate vaccinations, tested FIV neg/ FeLV neg, is microchipped, and litter box trained. Are you the stuff heros are made of? Do you concent to conceed all your wordly possessions to this tiny little entitled furball? Are you prepared to make Hera your Queen? Any questions Contact: Ann Chartier text only (321) 236-1415 or email ChartierCatChateau@fastmail.com
