Four-month-old, frost-colored Fog fades into the soft white background of her photo.  But little Fog, who’s spayed, wouldn’t do so well at fading into an outdoor background.  That could cost Fog her life if she tried to survive outside.  White animals are rare because it isn’t a safe color to wear.  They’re easier for predators to spot, from the ground or from the air.

So, Fog needs to be an always-indoor kitten.  Of course, anyone who adopts Fog should have intended that already.  After all, this kitten is pure elegance and sophistication on four dainty paws.  Fog is meant to be pampered.

In return, Fog will both decorate and add love to a home.  Fog’s vulnerable, but she isn’t weak when it comes to loving.

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