KATE – A1042146

Kate, although she is not  a Middleton…. drew very quickly everyone ‘s attention at the care center…I met her  as she was waiting to get a bath. I petted her and she was all over me. I had no treat. Kate is just so needy. Our heart goes to her. This little white flower is all skin and bones, her eyes are cloudy, her coat is heavily stained, her legs are bent, she has been many times a mother, old scars dent her forehead..Sweet middle aged Kate deserves a break and a try at a better life…She is really easy going without being fearful or submissive. She accepts being shampooed and sprayed with tepid water without complain .She  gives kisses as a thank you…Kate loves a lot of handling…It really makes her feel good. Free in the yard, she explores a little  but then, follows me like a shadow  when I started feeding her. Kate is very hungry, understandably. She has so much weight to catch up with! In the street, we sat in the sun to dry up her coat.Few dogs came to sniff us and Kate was fine with the intrusion. She was in the arms of a human and forgot all about the rest of the world. Kate is at the Manhattan Care Center. We are very fond of her and would love to see her start a new life that will make up for all the bad times…Kate needs you, your compassion, care and love. Come and meet her today.

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