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Rescues - Rascal's Rescue

RASCAL'S RESCUE
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2026

Click here for those rescued prior to the formation of Rascal's Rescue
Agave was surrendered in April, from an Amish home. He and his three sisters were said to have been born in the fall, so he is approximately seven months old. Because of the way in which he and his sisters conduct themselves, they were quickly dubbed "The Sweeties" before they ever got names. They just have so much love!

This boy is surprisingly compact compared to his sisters, but don't let his size fool you. He has a ton of love and energy to bring to any home. He has not met a cat that he can't get along with, and especially loves to play with other kittens.

Athos was surrendered along with two of his brothers from an Amish home this summer. They had been born to the barn cat in the spring.

Athos is a quiet and sometimes cautious boy that loves pets and snuggles. He also knows how to ham it up and throw cute to get attention when he wants it though.

He is good around other cats and likely fine with dogs given proper introductions.

Aramis was surrendered along with two of his brothers from an Amish home this summer. They had been born to the barn cat in the spring.

Aramis is shockingly calm for an orange kitten. He's a sweet boy that loves attention and a good play session. When nap time strikes, he can often be found in the midst of the largest kitten puddle.

He is good around other cats and likely fine with dogs given proper introductions.

Maple is an amazing girl, and one of the group named "the sweets."

She has become something of a big sister to many of the kittens in the rescue. They find comfort in her presence, and she has become something of a foster mom to many of them.

She is gentle and loving, but she also loves to play with them now that they are getting a bit older.

Maple is still very much a kitten herself, but she's mellow enough to enjoy a good snuggle session with a human.

Angel, Stitch's nearly twin sister, also gets most of her genes from her lynx point Siamese mother. When she was born, she only had a bit of coloration on her head and a couple light splotches on her tail. Now however, much of her tail is a warm grey so as she continues to grow, her coat will also continue to change.

Angel is sometimes a solitary girl, but at other times, she's in the midst of kitten puddles helping the other bigger girls care for the littles. She is a complex kitten.

She, like her brother, tends to make noises more akin to a bark than a meow, but she doesn't talk nearly as often as he does.

She's a special girl and the right home will enjoy the many various facets of her personality.

Stitch is the only male from his litter of three.

He definitely gets most of his genes from his mama, Nani, a lynx point Siamese. When born, Stitch only had coloration on the top of his head and a small spot at the base of his tail. Now though, there is color developing throughout the length of his tail so as he ages, his coat will certainly continue to change some.

Stitch is also a talker. Or rather, a barker.

He enjoys playing with the other kittens more than the toys so any home he goes to must have other felines.

Biscotti was born on April 15th to Gingersnap, a former Amish barn cat that had been surrendered while pregnant.

Biscotti is one of five girls, and one of the most loving. If there is something going on, she wants to be in the middle of it.

She is often seen playing with the other kittens, and when nap time comes around, she can be found in the midst of the cuddle puddle.

Thumbprint is so named because she is the only calico, like her mama, from her litter. Gingersnap had seven kittens, six surviving, and five of those were girls.

Thumbprint is something of a tom boy in that she has never been afraid to wrestle with the other kittens, often males, that were bigger than she was. Sometimes it almost seems as though she has a little bit of a chip on her shoulder.

Lately though, she has discovered an affinity for laps.

Cheddar and his brother Queso were surrendered from an Amish farm south of Berlin this summer. They were the only two survivors out of three litters of kittens.

Cheddar is a character. He definitely earns his orange fur.

One of his favorite pastimes is climbing atop the small scratcher and posing when he sees the camera out and facing him.

He loves to play and wrestle with the other kittens, and when nap time hits, he can usually be found in the midst of the largest kitten puddle.


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