Some feral cat colonies can really thrive and be a good place for their residents to live for years.  Others are in places that are threatened by a lot of human activity nearby, or worse.  Around here it’s not uncommon to find coyotes in many areas, and the colony where Jet was living had that problem – which did not make for long life expectancies for its inhabitants.  Luckily for Jet, though, she was rescued by Shadow Cats, along with her daughter Tree Cat. 

You can see that Jet likes high places – she really loves the ramps that are all the way at the top of the Outback where she lives now.  It’s pretty common for formerly feral cats to stick to the high spots and nooks and crannies of the Outback, where they can easily avoid human interaction.  Not Jet, though – she just likes showing off her climbing skills, but is a versatile girl.  She’s also very affectionate and will usually come over when she sees you come out into the Outback.  Her fur is really soft and fluffy, so petting her is as much fun for you as it is for her.  For Jet, life at the sanctuary is the best of both worlds!



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