In Fall 2013 the Community Peace Officer and a caring local citizen collaborated in order to trap and save some eight-week old kittens. The litter of kittens was headed for disaster as the cold weather approached.
Kalvin was very frightened and the experience of being trapped didn’t help his anxiety any. As the next few weeks went by, four more of his siblings arrived at the SPCA, but this didn’t seem to relieve any of his stress or shyness either.
Due to his quiet and shy demeanor, Kalvin has been passed by for adoption. Although he is more social, talkative and affectionate now, he still has an inherent anxiety about people. It takes Kalvin a long time to get to know you but when he does, his true sweet personality shines through.
Kalvin will do best in a quiet home with no other pets.
This will allow him to get to know his new family with no distractions and realize that “living” needn’t be terrifying – that he is safe and respected. He has a squeaky little meow and the most comforting purr. He is truly a little gentleman and has a lot more love and affection to share than even he realizes.
