Bailey is a girl who knows what she wants and what she wants is attention.  She’ll accept attention at every opportunity.  If she has a downfall, it would be, she’ll fall asleep in the strangest places – in her food bowl, on top of books on the bookshelf, you name it. She was dumped at a managed feral colony and the property owners notified the caretakers immediately so we could bring her and her siblings into safety ASAP.   Bailey was infected with a Habronema (Summer Sore) an internal stomach parasite commonly found in horses which had to be removed. Normally found in the stomach, one had burrowed under her skin, died, and her body was forming a cyst around it.   It was removed and she is doing great.

Her dream is to spend every night snuggled up against a nice warm human.  Would you be willing?

Bailey lives and gets along with other cats and dogs. All fosters are spayed/neutered, current on shots, microchipped, dewormed and defleaed, and tested for FIV/Feline Leukemia.