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Name: Momma

  • Age: 1 year
  • Gender: female
  • Color: Gray Tabby
  • Type: Cats, Female
  • Vacinated: yes
Hi there, I’m Momma. At least that’s what the hoomans call me. I’m about two years old. Last summer, these funny looking guys started feeding me and my family outside of their apartment. I was always intrigued, but never comfortable enough to get too close. My one kitten was a really big fan of them and they treated her very nice. Eventually, the funny looking guys rescued my babies and got them into great homes so I figured I’d let them do the same with me. After a couple of days in the bathroom, I started coming in for head scratches and pets. It was pretty nice, but I was still a little scared. As time went on, the head scratches and pets continued along with plenty of food and water, blankets for napping and a bed to hide under. I started coming out from under the bed more and more and they kept spoiling me. It was great! One of the hoomans put me on top of the bed and I discovered a whole nother world of comfort! Now I can’t get enough.There’s some other cats in this place that I really have no interest in, but hoomans are great. I even beg for belly rubs sometimes now too, but head scratches are still the best. No, really.
They’re amazing. I can’t get enough. I love cuddling in bed at night, either with the hooman or the pillows. If you stop scratching/petting me before I’m satisfied, I will headbutt you, lick you and nibble on your hand to get my point across, but eventually I’ll just fall asleep on your arm. I’m told I make some funny noises. On top of being the loudest purrer east of the Mississippi, I grunt, groan, coo, snort, snore, chirp and even oink sometimes, but good luck hearing a meow. 
If you’re looking for a round nap and cuddle buddy and don’t have any high energy pets or children around, I’m your gal! 

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Stray Cat Relief, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is dedicated to providing medical care to stray cats who have been abandoned, neglected, or abused in the Philadelphia and New Jersey area. Our mission focuses on rehoming abandoned stray cats, offering them a chance for a loving home.

We are committed to community education on the welfare of stray animals and aim to enhance the quality of life for people by offering spay/neuter services, thereby reducing the number of homeless animals on the streets. Operating through foster homes and supported by donations, Stray Cat Relief is a rescue organization.

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