Puffer the rescued kitten needs a home
Puffer and Hope, 2 little rescues are kittens of Faith. They were rescued from euthanasia and now staying at their foster home, having a blast with other fosters and loving life.
“They are all from the euth list in Brooklyn. this guy and his sis are so plump and adorable I cannot believe the fate they were facing,” said Eva, a rescuer from Brooklyn New York. The good news is that they are all in good hands now and are waiting for their forever loving home.
Hope has a slight eye infection but is getting better
Faith a gorgeous cat mama 
If you want to adopt a kitty from Eva or Lisa, you can contact Friends of Animal Rescue (FOAR) and mention Eva101 or Lisacat, and they will direct you to their animal rescue group.
Photos courtesy of ©Eva.
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Such a beautiful cat and kittens. So very happy they were saved!
They're gorgeous!!! Bless you for saving them!!!
I wish I could adopt all of them, so precious!!!!
Faith's eyes are gorgeous! So glad they were saved. I probably told you earlier that Gracie's time was just about up at the shelter when we adopted her.
The mother is so beautiful!!!
They sure are totally, totally beautiful!
Soooooooooooooo cute! Too bad I live so far away, Hope would be a nice addition to my little family! Please find a good home!!!
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My congratulations on your choice to save! My baby, Ari, came from a very bad part of Sheepshead Bay, where the neighbor was known to shoot at the strays with bb guns (not that anyone could prove a bloody thing! So much for protection…) The cats knew that as soon as they could see, if any biped approached, you ran. I went in the backyard to see if anyone was there; instead of a cat, there was this drowned-rat-type-thing, the most miserable example of felinity I'd eve seen. Suffice it to say that if he hadn't lived, I doubt that I would have lived to see 17. Ari, who I refer to as "my Son", is now 14, and slightly hyperthyroid. It makes me sad to think of what must have happened to his parents, and how many lives never got the chance to be improved by the existence of these cats. Thank you for standing up against the inclination to disregard: maybe there is some hope for us, yet!
aw…mama and babies are adorable!
What a beautiful family! I hope they can find a forever home quickly.
So glad they all were rescued! Alex…very sad but then happy for your cat. I don't understand those people who can be so cruel and unfeeling!
beautiful!!!
Own! I hope he find a lovely home!