Critter Details

&#226&#158&#161&#239&#184&#143 Our rescue is based out of Pikesville, Maryland! We typically do not adopt more than 45 minutes away from Baltimore, so please bear that in mind! Emma is a friendly, outgoing girl who loves to love. This petite sweetheart loves attention, snuggles, and napping in your lap. Despite her age*, she is active and loves rolling around with a catnip toy.   Emma is very easygoing and adaptable, and adjusted quickly to her new foster home and feline roommates. She is mostly quiet, but will let you know if dinner is late. Because she is diabetic, Emma is on a small dose of insulin and is fed mainly canned food. She tolerates the resident cats, so with slow introductions, she would likely do well with feline friends.   Emma is a sweet, snuggly baby and is the best patient when it's time for insulin. She loves the nightly treat routine and follows us around like a puppy, waiting to see if there will be any extras.   She's surprisingly active and prefers to leap onto the kitchen table to have her meals. She loves playing with wand toys and anything catnip. A big fan of snuggling in the lap, but she definitely also has the domineering tortie personality and will let the other cats know if they're overstepping   *We don't know Emma's exact age but she's definitely a senior kitty who is active, in good spirits, and has good bloodwork aside from the diabetes! Needs Must Cats will have received full vetting including spay or neuter, age-appropriate vaccines, FIV/FLV testing, microchip, and treatment for parasites by time of adoption. The adoption fee in the amount below helps us assist more cats and kittens in urgent need. These fees do not even begin to cover our expenses so please consider making an additional donate to support our life-saving efforts! Special Needs or Barn Cat – Donation Adult Cat / Kitten over 6 months – $90 (Pair: $155) Kitten under 6 months – $175 Pair of Kittens – $300 Please feel free to contact us by email with any questions, or submit your application here: http://www.needsmust.org/adopt