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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 a year and a half 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! My hoomans say experienced cat owners would be best since I still don’t know when my claws are required and when they’re not. Sorry, I’m still learning but will be your best friend 🤍

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SCRF’s mission is to prevent kittens being born into homelessness by providing Trap-Neuter-Return services. Additionally, SCRF provides medical care to urgently-sick strays in the Philadelphia and New Jersey areas. Our focus is to find homes for stray cats who would have been abandoned and give them a chance at a loving home. We are 100% foster and donation based. We do not have a physical shelter location.

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