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Sedgefield
Location: Greensboro, North Carolina, USA
This little girl was making a lot of noise high up in the barn at the Sedgefield Horse Showgronds. Of course, this got the attention of a bunch of little girls that were showing their horses that weekend. So out of their concern, I climbed up into the loft of the barn and found this 4-5 week old kitten crying in a muck bucket. She was a fighter, hissing at first and standing her ground. Once hoisted down to a throng of oohing and awing girls, she quickly calmed down. This picture was taken just after she ate some Gerber’s chicken and rice baby food. She was quickly adopted to one of the visiting stables that wanted a new barn cat. I’m sure she will have a long and happy life patrolling her new barn for mice.
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Awww
Adorable baby.. I hope she is well and happy.
Megacute! I love the tongue! And the name!
aw, poor little thing! I’m so pleased a new home was found for her where she’ll be cared for and with people around to give her treats and scritch her pretty calico chin
Mmm nummy for your little tummy Sedgie as you grow into the lucky barn’s beautie patootie as patrol kit! With your special survivor charm and enthusiastic catitude you are our Star-kit today at TDK!
Pounce! Such a sweety.
How sweet!!
The “Squeeky Wheel gets the Cat Food!” Sedgefield is most wondrous. I hope she has a very happy and loving life.
Awww, Sedgefield, the up-and-coming barn cat. After hearing her story, I’m sure she will be a purrfect fit for the job…and capture many hearts along the way! She is adorable!
Warm and dry, safe and sound. Sedgefield is where she belongs.
Barn Kitties can be everybody’s best friend!!
Wee and sweet Sedgefield!!! I love that she has plenty of catitude, too.
Barnyard FUZZ
Little girls love the FUZZ
What a beautiful kitten!
Awwwwww sooooo adorable! Glad she was rescued from that muck bucket!
Awwwww! Look at that little face!!!! Kitty Pie! More chicken and rice please. I love barn kitties, they have So much fun!
Sedgefield … such a big name for a little, bitty kitty, but it sounds like she’s got plenty of ‘catitude’ to fit that new name. What a beautiful baby she is … and what a cute pinky tongue. I hope she enjoys many happy years of love, attention and fun with her new barn buddies.
What a little sweetie. I hope we hear more about Sedgefield, her life could make a great children’s book. Love the wee tongue.
What a cutie-pie! Happy hunting little Sedgefield. Lots o snuggles!
Huh? You hope she gets spayed? Sorry CaM, but is that the best you could come up with for wee little Sedgefield?
That is one of the cutest stories and cutest kittens and cutest pictures of a kitten I’ve ever seen!! Thank you for rescuing!
Sedgefield is so cute, I’m glad she found a new home. Happy Hunting Sedgie!
What a wee calico cutie! Thank you for rescuing her. I agree with CaM, hopefully she’ll be spayed – she’ll enjoy a life of hunting mice and hopefully being appreciated by her new humans.
What a great story! Best of luck to little Sedgefield.
Awww, da Baby! Good luck to her!
I agree with CaM. Barn cats sometimes are forgotten and not neutered. Having this cute kitten spayed is one of the best things her rescuers could do for little Sedgefield.
CaM’s comment was most appropriate and caring.
Go Sedgefield! So small and already employed. There’s spirit of enterprise for you!
Spaying her will give her a longer, better quality life. She deserves it, as does every cat.
You are stronger than me. I would have had to keep her for myself.