Palm Springs, CA - Domestic Mediumhair. Meet Phoenix a Pet for Adoption

My basic info

Breed

Domestic Mediumhair

Color

White

Age

Young

Sex

Female

Pet ID

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Hair Length

medium

My details

Good with cats

Shots current

Spayed / Neutered

My story

Here's what the humans have to say about me:

Pretty white heterochromic girl rescued in Dec 2012. She was about 6-8 weeks old then. Phoenix is 2 years old, spayed, utd on shots, microchipped, and Fiv/Felv negative. She is very sweet but shy. She is not deaf. Has a very silky medium coat and does not shed very much.

The landlord of the house her human is leasing just informed him that he is selling the house and he has to vacate by April 3rd. So if she can’t be re-homed she may have to go to the PS shelter. Please help this sweet girl!

Your contact is Michele - Call (760) 567-0768 with any questions about our cats (NO TEXTS PLEASE). Michele is with Tender Loving Critters Animal Rescue

Michele has kitty adoption events on Saturdays at Petsmart, Palm Desert from 11:00 to 4:00 while Ellen runs the adoptions in Palm Springs, Saturdays at Petsmart on Ramon Rd. from 11:00 to 4:00. Please drop by and see who is looking for a home! Of course, if you are interested in a particular kitty you see on the site, we can bring him/her to the store for you to meet.

Please, even If you aren't adopting on that day, do put something into our donation jar. Your donations are the cats lifeline - this money enables us to feed and care for the rescue cats we already have and makes it possible for us to save more.

We adopt to those that want INDOOR CATS ONLY. We like our kitties to be indoor kitties because we promise to keep them safe and they are not safe outside, no matter what. Even letting a kitty go out on the porch with you is dangerous - once they get a taste of outside they want more and can disappear in a flash in front of your eyes, as well as start to BOLT anytime the door is opened. We have found even the adult rescue cats that have been abandoned and left to fend for themselves have NO desire to go outside.

Kittens are really too small and vulnerable for younger children, kittens are easily frightened and can scratch a toddler resulting in trauma for both child and pet. We prefer to see the teen or adult cats go with the smaller children, they are bigger and not so afraid.