Let me introduce sweet Ivy, Ivy appeared at one of our feral colonies last November. She was trapped and spayed on Dec 9th 2026. She was shy at first but then her personality came thru as she learned to trust. In foster momma's home, she was very engaging, talkative and the first one to great her. She loves pets all over and is very playful. She can get a little overstimulated at times throwing herself upside down, grabs foster mom's hand and love bites with excitement. So she may need a little work with this.....and patience and loving care. She should probably have an adopter who has some cat savvy. She had two other kittens as kennel mates that she loved! I'm sure she will miss them. She got along very well with the other kitties in foster mom's household as well, so this is a very good sign that she will make new friends easily. Also, she is due for Rev+. At the time she was spayed, triple snap test was positive for heartworms. Vet says she will need to be on prevention rest of her life. Heart worms will eventually die off. She is a healthy girl so no worries. Ivy hasn't had any interaction with kids or dogs. This sweet little face could be yours today. Ivy is waiting for her furrrever home----don't let her wait too long. If you are ready to adopt and make Ivy your new best friend, contact HAL now! Send us a message to learn more about how you can adopt her. Ivy has her bags packed and is ready for a Meet and Greet with you. If you would you like to meet her, please complete the Humane Association of the Lowcountry (HAL) adoption application located on our website. Here’s the link: https://halsc.org/adoption-form/ I look forward to meeting you! Ivy