All-American pets with exotic names
This week Cinderella Pet Rescue is featuring an adorable female kitten named Jiji and a young female pooch named Kashata. Don’t let their names fool you–these two, each from a litter of three females–are not highfalutin purebreds, but down-to-earth awesome family pets.
Little Miss Jiji was born in May 2023, along with sisters Didi and Mimi (just in case you might be looking for more than one adorable kitten). She’s adventurous, playful and oh-so pretty. Coatwise, she’s the Heinz 57 of cats, She’s mostly a subtly striped tabby, with touches of calico or tortoiseshell orange on her head and cute little white booties on all four feet. Just take a look at that alert little face with great big eyes. She seems to be ready for anything — especially for a brand new and forever home. Just imagine the fun you and your family can have with this sassy little girl! Be sure to check out our website to see her equally adorable sisters.
Kashata is named after an East African sweet treat, quite appropriately, since she’s as sweet as can be and is willing to be your very own special treat, every day, if you will only provide her with a loving forever home. Like Jiji, she has two sisters, who are named Kifli and Kulfi, who are equally cute and sweet. She loves to run and play with other dogs and she makes friends easily. She enjoys going on long walks and for car rides. She’s a medium-sized dog, weighing around 30 pounds, born in January, 2023. She’s some sort of a terrier mixed with something that has great big ears. Those ears flop or stand up, depending on how interested or excited she is. With a potpourri of colors–black, tan and white, she and her sisters are almost identical triplets. Special reduced adoption fees apply if you choose to adopt Kashata along with one (or maybe two) of her sisters.
Jiji and Kashata are both spayed, up-to-date on their shots, and super-ready for their forever homes. If you are interested in adopting Jiji or Kashata, please fill out the online Adoption Application on our website: www.cinderella-pet-rescue. org and we will contact you. If you’d like more information, give us a call at 391-4399. We also have a lot more really good dogs, and a great selection of sweet and beautiful young cats who are patiently awaiting their forever homes.
Cinderella Pet Rescue is a private, non-profit organization, funded solely by donations. If you would like to do something to help homeless pets but aren’t in the position to adopt, please consider making a donation to us. Any amount would be greatly appreciated. Every penny goes to provide food, shelter, and veterinary care. We couldn’t do what we do without the support of people like you.