Welcome Gypsy to our rescue!  Gypsy and her sister Tigerlilly were pulled out of a tree stump with a backhoe so they are very lucky to be alive and unharmed.  Due to how bonded they are we really need this dynamic duo to be adopted together.  They literally do EVERYTHING together from eating their dry kibble to using the bathroom. 
Gypsy is a curious snuggle bug who loves to climb and give kisses. Tigerlilly just loves to play her heart out! She is a sweetie pie who enjoys a belly rub and sleeping around your neck.  Both purr and want to be wherever their people are. 
~This unique little pair came to us healthy but unsteady.  They were shakey and wobbley.  They were very young but after a few weeks their foster noticed there was still a slight balance issue.  It does NOT slow them down though. 
If you would like your heart to melt just apply for these little gals.  They are guaranteed to be a 1 of kind set of sisters. The adoption of a 2nd kitten is 1/2 price so both can be adopted for $135 total.
If you can foster to adopt Gypsy and Tigerlilly they have 2 vetting appointments left.  One is for a 3rd booster on July 17th and the last one is not scheduled until they weigh enough to be spayed.  

*Gypsy  has been using the litter box with no issues.  At the time of adoption she will be  done with all of her vetting which includes: a wellness exam, FIV/FeLV testing, vaccinations, spayed and microchipped (which includes a lifetime enrollment.)*

Gypsy is very young so she qualifies for Diamond in the Ruff's foster to adopt program.  This allows an approved applicant to become a temporary foster for a kitten that is not old enough to be spayed/neutered and adopted. The benefits to this program are: the potential adopter can bond with the young kitten for approximately  2 months while it is recieving its vet care and this also free's up a DITR foster to welcome another homeless animal into their home.  DITR provides transportation from a Fargo location to and from the vet so the foster/adopter must be able to meet the transport person a few times during this time period.  The typical vetting that is done during the foster to adopt timeframe is the 2nd and 3rd distemper boosters (which are 3 weeks apart) and the final vetting day is the alteration and microchip. DITR covers all vetting costs until the kitten is altered and at that point the adoption of the kitten is final and the adopter's full responsibilty.  

If you would like to apply to foster to adopt please go to My Rescue -> Forms -> Foster to Adopt.