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Kiki the 17 year old cat tells her new family how happy she is everyday to finally have a place to call her forever home!
“At 17 years old, Kiki was dumped at a shelter. We rescued her and now she tells us everyday how happy she is,” Kitty Adventure Rescue League wrote. “She really likes her new family here at KARL.”
“We couldn’t just let her stay there,” KARL wrote. “We run a sanctuary for special needs and geriatric cats. You’d be surprised how many people would rather dump the old cat at a shelter or on the streets.”
Luckily for Kiki, she will no longer be staying at a shelter. She now has a permanent home with humans that love her to bits.
Kiki loves her new forever home.
Meet Kiki!
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