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Picture of Vita, a female Domestic Shorthair

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"May 4, 2011 So happy Vita came for a visit!"

Home:Austin, TX

Age: 14 Years Sex: Female

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"March 15, 2011 Vita & Tabitha, our Maine Coon foster"

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"March 7, 2011 Simply gorgeous"

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"March 6, 2011 After recently escaping and being MIA for nearly 48 hours, Vita has been slipping outside at any chance."

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"March 2, 2011 Sunroom bliss"

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"March 2, 2011 Pretty in pink"

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"September 6, 2010 Not in the mood for pictures! MOL!"

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"October 2005 Halloween Ghost"

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"June 15, 2005 Pond perch"

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"May 2005 Paws crossed"

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Nicknames:
Pixie, Pretty Kitty, Princess.

Birthday:
January 1st 1999

Likes:
Affection, sunbathing, other kitties, sardines, cat nip (she's a lightweight! MOL!), and making biscuits.

Pet-Peeves:
Dogs! It's unfortunate that she lives with such a large pack but she keeps all them in check!

Favorite Toy:
Anything with catnip! It makes her even more crazy than most kitties. She's a lightweight! MOL!

Favorite Nap Spot:
Any sunny spot.

Favorite Food:
Sardines.

Skills:
She gives kisses!

Arrival Story:
Vita was chosen after many trips to Town Lake Animal Shelter. There were so many lovely kitties to chose from every visit but I immediately knew Vita was "the one." She was in a metal cage, "making biscuits" on her bed. So small with a pure white coat, big bright gold eyes, and a pink nose. She reminded me of a pixie fairy. We inquired with the shelter staff about adopting her and were informed that she had just been surrendered...with five kittens, only three weeks old. The shelter staff also explained that, if a foster home wasn't located for the whole family, all of them would be euthanized since the kittens weren't old enough for adoption and the shelter did not have the space or resources to rear them. We brought all of them home but ultimately found forever families for all of the kittens.

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Jack's Pack is a companion animal welfare organization funded solely by the companion animal services it offers and donations from the public. Jack's Pack's mission is to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome homeless companion animals in the Austin, TX area. Jack's Pack also offers daycare, boarding, basic grooming, photography, etc. in the comfort of our home so that your companion animals can avoid the chaos of boarding kennels and grooming shops.