Keeva might as well have been named Diva because she certainly is. 

She may be young, but she knows just what to do to make people do what she wants them to do

Keeva sidles up right next to you, so you have no choice but to pet her. And then Keeva asks with her eyes, "Please pick me up." Then she kisses your cheek and rubs up against you. When Keeva is ready for a nap, she doesn’t require her own bed. You’re pillow will do *just* fine.

Keeva and her sister, Aileen, were rescued from living in front of a Taco Cabana at a major intersection when they were just a few weeks old. Keeva had a rough time.  She was very sick requiring fluids, assisted feeding, and antibiotics. She then had a ruptured abscess which required weeks to heal, including daily cleanings and bandage changes for the first two weeks. She has also been spayed, microchipped, dewormed and defleaed, is current on vaccines, and tested negative for FIV and Feline Leukemia.