“I love to curl up next to you or fall asleep in your arms.”

Once Patience learned that petting was a good thing, she decided she can't get enough.  She loves climbing into her foster mothers lap to get petted while she kneads.  If "mom" doesn't start petting soon enough, Patience will start meowing with her soft meow. Now she's turning into a little attention hog.

We don't know much about Patience early life.  She and her siblings, Destiny and Chance, were "given" to the Purr Paws feral colony caretaker one night while on her rounds.  She immediately called one of the foster homes as they were FILTHY - covered in fleas, dirt, and what appeared to be engine oil.  Hissing and spitting, they did not appear to appreciate being defleaed but, in time, they settled down.

All fosters are spayed/neutered, current on shots, microchipped, dewormed and defleaed, and tested for FIV/Feline Leukemia.