When Alice was just a tiny girl, she climbed a tree but couldn't get down. It's hard to imagine what she endured while sitting there, high up until nightfall. Fortunately, it all ended well; she was rescued by the organization "Koshkispas." It seemed that Alice had been a house cat, yet no one came looking for her. She was taken to a temporary foster home, but the search for her former owners proved fruitless. And it didn’t feel right to return Alice to a place where she obviously hadn't been cared for properly. The little girl arrived emaciated and unspayed. After her time in foster care, Alice moved to the rescue center. She took a long time to adjust, crying and wanting to go back, unable to understand why she was among a large cat family. Eventually, she got a little more accustomed, yet she still feels sad and dreams of a family and a home.
A Touching Little Fox in Search of Love
Alice the Little Fox is a very affectionate and sociable cat. She finds it hard to be away from people and needs human interaction. When she first arrived at the rescue center, she was quite nervous, anxious, and playful, yet she remained extraordinarily loving and friendly. Over time, Alice came to realize that nobody was coming for her, which made her sad. Despite all the care, a rescue center is still a rescue center; there are simply more cats per square meter than they would like. However, Alice still welcomes people and is fully ready to become a cherished animal in a loving home. This sweet, plush beauty is just meant to be hugged and cuddled. The sunny little diva has a special affection for men. She has the lovely trait of purring when she talks and even understands commands. This active little dynamo, like a character from Lewis Carroll's tales, strives to squeeze into every rabbit hole, box, and other mysterious places. Cabinets, nightstands, and tables will also serve as trampolines for exploring the world around her. For tasty wet food, she would do just about anything. If you're sitting down, she’ll come and sit on your lap for the whole day. She won’t resist if you give her some pets and cuddles. However, she doesn't quite get along with other cats; she doesn’t love their company, but she tolerates them. She’s more of a solitary cat and needs all the unconditional love for herself. Alice would be happily moving to a new home, preferably with children. While she would do best as an only animal, it’s possible she could find common ground with one other pet.
Extend a Helping Hand
As a former house cat, Alice struggles in a large collective, and it’s in our hands to help her find a caring family. Share her story on social media and support her promotion—that way, she’ll have a better chance to meet her future human companions. Don’t forget that Alice loves treats, so if possible, spoil her with delicious Kitty Days, Kitty Weekdays, and Kitty Month!
