Rachel came to us as a tiny kitten from a home with too many cats and not enough time to give her the love and care she needed. She had a rough start and was the only one from her litter to survive. The Lollypop Farm veterinarians used a combo of meds and surgery to fix her right up. Rachel is getting phenobarbital once daily to control her seizures and Cosequin once daily for joint health. Her foster mom can tell you all about her now that she's ready to make the leap from a foster home to a real one. Could it be yours?

This quirky girl will entertain you endlessly by demonstrating her hilarious sleeping positions. Is there a cat bed? A chair? A person with available lap space? She's there and curled up, looking silly. She also likes to hang out in her crinkly tunnel.

Her list of other favorite things includes scratches on the chin and cheeks and following her people from room to room so she won't miss out on any of the fun. Despite being hard of hearing, she always seems to know when something's going on!

Rachel is very good at making her wishes known so you can fulfill them. She might even growl a bit if you're not speedy enough to pick up on what she's telling you, but it's all an act.

This little princess wants you to know she also gets along well with dogs and cats. She hopes you'll look at her gorgeous tail, tiny body, and big expressive eyes, and fall hopelessly in love. Once you do, Please contact her foster mom Jennifer at mrsjstockslader@rochester.rr.com.Her foster mom is located in Greece