Unfortunately, "Ellie" is losing her loving home, due to her July 2018 Adopter getting married and combining households that will have 2 dogs.  Her Adopter tried to introduce the pooches to "Ellie", but her reaction made it clear that she cannot physically cope with the stress of living with dogs.  Although "Ellie" is healthy and thriving with a special diet for high fiber, due to "Ellie's" physical injuries in 2018 which slightly altered her abdomen area for her intestines which makes her susceptible to constipation if under stress.  For this reason, her home MUST be a very LOW stress environment.  "Ellie" is fine with other kitties, just NO dogs!  In January 2018, "Ellie" was literally scraped off the highway in the bittercold winter weather.  She had been hit by a car earlier and literally was frozen to the highway (maybe she was running away from a dog?).  Thank goodness, a Good Samaritan stopped and was expecting to just pull this poor dead kitty to the side of the road, but then she noticed "Ellie" was breathing (although very shallow breathing).  She was minutes from death, but this Guardian Angel took her home and slowly warmed her body and then got her medical treatment asap.  Although she did need surgery to repair her fractured pelvis, she is now a healthy, loving kitty who is a true living miracle. "Ellie's" previous owner tearfully says that "Ellie" is the BEST kitty she has ever met in her life, "Ellie" is precious!  "Ellie" is a very affectionate kitty who loves human affection and just wants to be near you.  She gets along great with other kitties, just NO Dogs!  As long as "Ellie" stays on her high fiber cat food and leads a LOW stress lifestyle, "Ellie" is healthy and happy. She  promises to bring lots of love and happiness to her Forever Family. Adoption fee includes spay/neuter, age appropriate vaccinations, microchip, test for feline leukemia, de-worming, de-fleaing, etc. To Adopt: www.CPAAdopt.org  or Text/Call Anita at 513-317-3343

Siamese "Lily" was surviving outdoors until she found a warehouse with a Good Samaritan worker who fed her.  She lived in the warehouse for at least a year and had a couple of litters of kittens since she was not yet spayed.  "Lily" was in "survival" mode, so she only trusted the man that fed her everyday.  In "survival" mode, a kitty learns quickly that the dangers outside are numerous, so it is wise to not "trust" strangers or anything "unknown", because her very life is at risk.   Unfortunately, a working warehouse has many dangers for baby kittens and "Lily's" 1st litter did not survive the dangers of forklifts and other dangers.  When "Lily" had her 2nd litter, the infant kittens were not thriving and were sickly.  Luckily, the Feeder contacted a Rescuer whose specialty is nursing sick kitties back to health.  Since "Lily's" babies were still nursing, the Rescuer insisted that semi-feral acting "Lily" come with her sickly babies, so she could nurture her babies as only Mommies can do.  Once "Lily's" kittens had recovered, they were quickly spay/neutered and adopted since they looked just like "Lily".  "Lily" had completed her Mommy Duties and it was then time for her to complete her "socialization/trusting" skills.  "Lily" has been spayed, so her Mommy days are past, it is "Lily's" turn to find her very own INDOOR Forever Home, just like her babies. "Lily" is a complete LOVEBUG now!  She now understands that she is safely indoors and that humans are the source of WONDERFUL belly runs.  Although she enjoys pets from women, she seems to gravitate to men....most likely because her 1st human she trusted, while surviving outdoors, was her male feeder at the warehouse.  "Lily" needs a quiet home and would enjoy being the only pet (she has been around other kitties, but seems to not desire their companionship & could be intimidated by an alpha kitty).  She is a Lover and will surely be a great companion for her human(s).  "Lily" promises to bring lots of love and happiness to her Forever Family. Adopter will need to live locally in the Greater Cincinnati, OH area. Adoption fee includes spay/neuter, age appropriate vaccinations, microchip, test for feline leukemia, de-worming, de-fleaing, etc. To Adopt: www.CPAAdopt.org  or Text/Call Anita at 513-317-3343