GaDaH has received our second batch of saved kitties from Kabul, Afghanistan working with a veterinarian and rescue in KABUL, Afghanistan to help save some of their abundance of stray and abused animals.

LADY was flown into Washington DC, with 12 other kitties on 16th March and driven another 17 hours up to the rescue in Sebec, Maine. 

LADY is spayed, rabies, feline panleukopenia, herpesviral and caliciviral infection, dewormed, monthly preventatives, microchipped, weighs around 7.7 pounds and has an estimated date of birth of 1 January 2018.

Lady arrived at the rescue and has been living in penned in area with a few other cats. She is very shy and is hiding a lot of the time, but will allow me to pick her up and stroke her, but when I put her down she goes back into hiding, which after all she has been through is to be expected.

C onsidering the ordeal that these kitties have endured they have adapted into great companions. Whilst here at the rescue they have been kept indoors, however, I do believe that they had been mostly outdoor in Afghanistan, as they do act like they want to go outside, however, individual families will have to make that decision on their home and living environment and if need be, build or purchase a cat condo to give the cats the best of both worlds.

Lady is available for an adoption fee of $200 each, or $150 each if adopting more than one kittie. We realize that this is considerably more than cats that can be bought online or with local rescues, however, it is important to remember where the boys have come from and understand that $200 doesn't come close to covering even a slight portion of costs incurred.