Fall River Kitten Surrendered to Shelter, Needs a Loving Home

Happy Wet Nose Wednesday! Let's talk animals.

There are hundreds of animals on the SouthCoast waiting for a place to call home, so if you are considering adding a pet to your family, consider adoption.

Every Wednesday, we give the spotlight to one animal in hopes of uniting them with the perfect family. This week, we give the spotlight to a sweet kitten that will steal your heart.

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Moby Kit Rescue

Meet Felix. Felix is nine months old and is currently under the care of Moby Kit Animal Rescue. He was surrendered to the shelter due to allergies in his previous home and he is officially ready to find his forever family.

Felix is friendly and curious. He thrives around other cats and will do best with a furry playmate to keep him company.

Felix is a ladies man. He seems to prefer the company of women, so his ideal home should have primarily females.

Felix loves his foster mom's 8-year-old niece and Moby Kit is confident that Felix would do well with older, more gentle children.

Felix is a lovable, adventurous, and sweet boy. Let's find him the perfect home.

Does Felix sound like a good fit for you and your family? Contact Moby Kit Rescue online and schedule a play date asap.

Felix cannot wait to meet you.

Moby Kit Rescue

57 Walnut Street, Fall River, MA

774-357-1535

Moby Kit is a foster-based rescue and does not have a physical shelter

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