Sugar’s people must have had to push hard and harshly to get her away from their car.  Sugar’s only goal is to be close to someone, to touch a friend and be petted.  She must have been held and loved as a kitten, because Sugar prefers people over her own kind.  Sugar wouldn’t have voluntarily left her humans.

But Sugar’s people didn’t give her any choice.  They abandoned her at a gas station, an environment where Sugar was completely unequipped to survive.  She didn’t know about dodging cars.  Sugar didn’t even suspect that not every human loves cats.

Luckily, Sugar approached a human who did love cats.  She delivered Sugar, who’s now spayed and vaccinated, to the shelter.  There Sugar’s safe, but longing for love.

Click here to see a current list of animals held at the Grant County Animal Shelter.