Midnight

My story

The end of one chapter, the beginning of the next—welcome, Midnight.Midnight, along with her five six-day-old kittens, was rescued from the streets and whisked to the safety of one of our loving foster homes. This petite tortie lovingly raised her little brood, who have all found homes of their own. It’s now Midnight’s turn; she is ready to set out and meet a family who will shower her with all the love she deserves.ABOUT MIDNIGHT - In foster- Midnight seems happy when her foster mom returns home and will greet her at the door.- She can be very guarded when she meets people for the first time. Letting her dictate interactions will be important to ensure positive outcomes.- Midnight will often roll on the floor and stretch out when she is seeking attention. She enjoys being pet on the head including ear rubs, however her stomach is off limits. Gaining trust is definitely key with this gal. - Midnight plays with a great deal of enthusiasm, particularly enjoying springs, soft toys, and balls. - She also loves to show her athletic side, climbing on anything that is available. One of her favourite spots is the window sill where she can monitor life on the outside, especially the squirrels and their activities. Midnight will certainly appreciate window access in her new home. - She can be quite chatty at times; one has to wonder what all this chitchat is all about. Don’t worry, she is quiet at the midnight hour; no nightly operatic performances are in your future.- Midnight is very treat motivated—might they be one way to her heart? - Midnight is spayed, microchipped, dewormed, flea-treated, SNAP-tested for FIV/FeLV, and is up to date on core vaccinations. MIDNIGHT’S IDEAL HOME- Midnight’s foster mom says that she can be quite jumpy around loud noises, especially motor bikes. A quiet environment will likely be the best fit for this sweet girl.- It is unknown if she has interacted with children.- Apart from raising her kittens, any contact with other felines, as well as dogs remains a mystery.It’s now Midnight’s turn to shine. No need to wait for the middle of the night to fill out an application—apply now! She’ll be waiting.If you have any questions about Midnight or the adoption process, please contact cats@etobicokehumanesociety.com

If you have any questions or would like to adopt Midnight, please reach out to the adoption group directly. PetSmart Charities does not facilitate the adoption process. Thank you.