Single Adult Cat
Senior
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Adoption Information
ADOPTION APPLICATION
If you are interested in adopting a specific cat, please email a request for its adoption application.
Things to keep in mind before you submit an application for adoption:
- Submitting an application does not guarantee that you will be accepted as an adopter. We will contact you after you submit an application to further discuss the possibility of you adopting a cat from us. We reserve the right to deny adoption to anyone for any reason.
- Any cat you adopt must be an inside only cat.
- Any cat you adopt must never be declawed.
- If you decide that you cannot keep your adopted cat for any reason, you must return them to us. If you adopt a pair of cats together, you must return both.
- You may not surrender one of our cats to a shelter that employs eutheniasa as a population control.
ADOPTABLE CATS
Binx
Adopt Now!Bacon
Adopt Now!Saffron
Saffron was living in terror of two young boys and their dogs for three years under a bed. When she moved into a foster home earlier this year, she was instantly affectionate, having shed her persona of scardy cat in seconds. She is quite the cuddler, but always on her own terms.
Adopt Now!Pebbles
Pebbles is a beautiful lady who lost her entire litter of kittens due to an infection she had. She has now fully recovered from it and is ready to have a happy life in a new home. She is a little too curious for her own good. Door darting is one way she expresses her curiosity. She needs a home with plenty of toys and interesting things to do inside. She should be in an adults only home where her access to the outdoors should be preventede. She is a very affectionate girl and a purr master
Adopt Now!Basil
Adopt Now!Tomato
Tomato and his brother Basil -came to us from the humane society an a state of catatonia. They were so frightened at losing their home that they wouldn't move or speak. They have made great progress over the year we have spend with them and they are so much more confident that they are ready to move into a permanent home. . Although they may be timid at first, they are very sweet boys. You will enjoy seeing them blossom and flourish. We would suggest a relatively quiet home with no dogs or small children. They would be fine either as the only pets or with one or two other cats. They are neutered. up-to-date on vaccines, micro chipped and tested negative for FIV.FeLV. Like all of our cats, they must be kept indoors and never be declawed.
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