Jodi Foster (Jo Jo no. 6) was found at rest stop number 6 on I-75.  She was named Jodi Foster by her three new aunts (Kaya, Cindy and Maria) to remind them she is a foster cat.  She was believed at the time to be pregnant…

Ten weeks later and no kittens, the vet confirmed on Monday she is not and has never been pregnant.  Apparently she is just a very enthusiastic eater.  (We are now properly proportioning her food.)

She needs a permanent home. She can’t stay with us as we already have three cats with territorial issues. She will make a good cat for someone as she is very affectionate. She is young, maybe under a year old. She is still skittish with the dogs, but getting along ok.

The vet confirmed she is negative for feline leukemia, kitty aids, and heart worms. She had an xray to confirm she is not pregnant and the vet believes she has been spayed.

For more information please call Kaya at 352-208-4011.

By: Cheryl
Cheryl is a computer networking professor at Sante Fe College for the past 14 years and is a highly sought after internet and computer consultant. Previous to her tenure at Sante Fe, Cheryl spent seven years working for the American Red Cross in Jacksonville. During that time she served as a founding member of the North Florida Aids Network, Vice-Chair of the North Florida Drowning Prevention Coalition and wrote many grants for HIV/AIDS education training. Cheryl has, also, had the privilege of being mother to two wonderful human beings. Her 19 year old son Sean and 17 year old daughter Jessie have been very supportive of her commitment to Wild Iris Books and have been very helpful its growth and success. Cheryl is the logistical and strategic thinker of the team who is one of the most non-judgmental, compassionate persons on the planet.
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