Grace, now called Gracie by her new family, was found by someone who spotted her in their backyard with a litter of five kittens.  She arrived at our facility malnourished and scared.  She has a cataract in her right eye and a deformed jaw that our medical staff believes is the result of an untreated injury.  "I absolutely adore Grace and see nothing but her beauty," says one JHS adoption counselor.  "She has a wonderful spirit for all she has endured in her life. She will make an awesome companion for some lucky family."

 

Gracie has indeed found a forever home with one of our volunteers and her family, who also fosters many of our pets.  She inquired about 'hard to place' cats, so one of our adoption counselors suggested Gracie as a match.  "Everyone started telling me how special she was," said Sherry, our dedicated volunteer.  She fosters a number of feral cats as well and found Gracie to be a breath of fresh air.  "She is a happy cat and keeps herself very entertained," said Sherry.  "She has lots of personality! Gracie is just what my family needed."