Very pregnant and sick, Frida was rescued from an inner-city shelter. The shelter was only willing to release Frida after they spayed her, which unfortunately meant that Frida never had the chance to be a mom to her kittens. However, Frida overcame both the physical and emotional toll of a late-stage spay, and a severe upper respiratory infection and has blossomed into a very loving and devoted feline friend. She loves to follow her foster mom around, talk to her, sit on her lap and sleep with her. No need to ring the dinner bell, Frida will also let you know when its time to eat.
Contact the Animal Coalition of Delaware County at 610-876-1479 or visit www.acdc.ws for more information.
