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Butterscotch is a Domestic Short Hair (DSH), female, DOB: 11/8/18.
Butterscotch has an engaging, larger-than-life personality that is both charming and delightful. Brashly curious and brazenly inquisitive, she likes to be busy, but she has a definite comfort zone in which she operates, and without a doubt, she will need some time to settle into her new environment and get comfortable before being willing to show the fun-loving, playfully impish side of her personality.
Not so-much afraid or shy but hesitant in new situations and having a definite comfort zone she likes to operate in, Butterscotch seeks encouragement from a gentle touch and soft-spoken words. Given that along with some time to gain her bearings and a bit of respect for any initial reservations with new people and surroundings, she will warm–up quickly, eagerly accepting and giving affection, enjoying attention and close contact, and will chose loving attention and interaction with her people over just about any other activity. Add to that a box-checked on her daily activity agenda for vigorous, sometimes ruff-n-tumble play sessions and you have a pretty undemanding, easy-to-please, happy-to-be-present feline looking for her forever home with a family willing to embrace her as a lifelong, cherished pet and family member.
Butterscotch along with siblings, Holly, and Ivy were all rescued as orphaned kittens. We treated Butterscotch for a particularly bad URI and bilateral eye infections, which she has fully recovered from, but she will likely have chronic watery eyes on occasion as a result. She was dewormed, treated for Giardia, Coccidia, and fleas/ticks while with us as well.
Butterscotch is best suited as an indoor pet and companion for a home with a calm, low-active to moderately active lifestyle and no active young children under the age of six (6). She is comfortable with other compatible cats and kittens, and she’ll be comfortable in the presence of well-mannered, cat-friendly dogs after being given some adjustment time to warm-up and settle into her new surroundings. As with all Monroe SPCA adoptable animals, a home visit and a meet-n-greet with any housemate pets will be required prior to adoption.
Butterscotch currently resides at Monroe SPCA’s Adoption Center and Retail Store. You can meet her by appointment with pre-approved adoption application. To start the adoption process, complete and submit Monroe SPCA’s adoption application linked above.
All Monroe SPCA cats available for adoption have an adoption fee of $85.00. This fee includes the cat being spayed or neutered, up-to-date on vaccinations, dewormed, tested for FeLV and FIV, and microchipped with lifelong registration prior to adoption.
Completed applications can be emailed to info@monroespca.org or dropped off at Monroe SPCA’s Adoption Center and Retail Store located at 293 W. Monroe Street, Dundee, MI.
For more information message us on Facebook or email info@monroespca.org.
Butterscotch is a Domestic Short Hair (DSH), female, DOB: 11/8/18.
Butterscotch has an engaging, larger-than-life personality that is both charming and delightful. Brashly curious and brazenly inquisitive, she likes to be busy, but she has a definite comfort zone in which she operates, and without a doubt, she will need some time to settle into her new environment and get comfortable before being willing to show the fun-loving, playfully impish side of her personality.
Not so-much afraid or shy but hesitant in new situations and having a definite comfort zone she likes to operate in, Butterscotch seeks encouragement from a gentle touch and soft-spoken words. Given that along with some time to gain her bearings and a bit of respect for any initial reservations with new people and surroundings, she will warm–up quickly, eagerly accepting and giving affection, enjoying attention and close contact, and will chose loving attention and interaction with her people over just about any other activity. Add to that a box-checked on her daily activity agenda for vigorous, sometimes ruff-n-tumble play sessions and you have a pretty undemanding, easy-to-please, happy-to-be-present feline looking for her forever home with a family willing to embrace her as a lifelong, cherished pet and family member.
Butterscotch along with siblings, Holly, and Ivy were all rescued as orphaned kittens. We treated Butterscotch for a particularly bad URI and bilateral eye infections, which she has fully recovered from, but she will likely have chronic watery eyes on occasion as a result. She was dewormed, treated for Giardia, Coccidia, and fleas/ticks while with us as well.
Butterscotch is best suited as an indoor pet and companion for a home with a calm, low-active to moderately active lifestyle and no active young children under the age of six (6). She is comfortable with other compatible cats and kittens, and she’ll be comfortable in the presence of well-mannered, cat-friendly dogs after being given some adjustment time to warm-up and settle into her new surroundings. As with all Monroe SPCA adoptable animals, a home visit and a meet-n-greet with any housemate pets will be required prior to adoption.
Butterscotch currently resides at Monroe SPCA’s Adoption Center and Retail Store. You can meet her by appointment with pre-approved adoption application. To start the adoption process, complete and submit Monroe SPCA’s adoption application linked above.
All Monroe SPCA cats available for adoption have an adoption fee of $85.00. This fee includes the cat being spayed or neutered, up-to-date on vaccinations, dewormed, tested for FeLV and FIV, and microchipped with lifelong registration prior to adoption.
Completed applications can be emailed to info@monroespca.org or dropped off at Monroe SPCA’s Adoption Center and Retail Store located at 293 W. Monroe Street, Dundee, MI.
For more information message us on Facebook or email info@monroespca.org.
Monroe SPCA does not receive government funding, and we are not affiliated with or funded by Monroe County Animal Control, the HSUS, the ASPCA, or any other humane organization. Monroe SPCA relies solely on the financial support and generosity of individuals and businesses in our community to conduct our daily operations and help animals. All donations to Monroe SPCA are tax-deductible.
Support Monroe SPCA’s mission to save, protect, and improve the lives of animals by donating online:
Their adoption process
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Submit Application
2.
Interview
3.
Approve Application
4.
Meet the Pet
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Home Check
6.
Take the Pet Home
Additional adoption info
You can meet our adoptable cats and kittens by appointment with pre-approved adoption application. To start the adoption process, complete and submit Monroe SPCA’s adoption application linked below.
Adopting an Animal from Monroe SPCA’s Adoption Center
The Process for Meeting and/or Adopting an Animal at Monroe SPCA’s Adoption Center: Prospective adopters will need to complete the following four (4) steps in order to meet and adopt one of our companion animals at our adoption center.
Step One: Review Adoption Policies.
Step Two: Fill-out and submit one of our Adoption Applications for the animal you wish to adopt.
After we receive the application, we will:
1. Review your application to make certain the information is complete.
2. Contact your references and conduct a veterinary check.
3. Contact you with any follow up questions.
4. Pre-approve your application.
You will need to provide us with a copy of your driver’s license or proof of residence, and if applicable, written proof that you are permitted to own/have the pet you wish to adopt on the premises where you reside.
Step Three: Once your application is pre-approved, we will schedule an appointment for you to visit our adoption center to meet the animal or animals you're interested in adopting.
Step Four: Provided the adoption is approved, we will schedule a home visit (video call) and a foster-to-adopt contract will need to be completed and a non-refundable adoption fee accepted.
All members of your household must meet the animal or animals you wish to adopt at our adoption center. If you already have a dog or dogs in the household, we will require a meet-n-greet at our adoption center with all canine members who currently reside in the household prior to adoption approval.
To start the adoption process, print and complete the appropriate application listed below. You can send it to info@monroespca.org or drop it off in person at our adoption center.
Dog Application: http://www.monroespca.org/Adoption%20Application%20-%20Dog.pdf
Cat Application: http://www.monroespca.org/Adoption%20Application%20-%20Cat.pdf
Once we receive your application, we will review it and call you within two (2) to three (3) business days.
Adopting an Animal from a Monroe SPCA Foster Home
The Process for Meeting and/or Adopting an Animal Residing in a Monroe SPCA Foster Home: Prospective adopters will need to complete the following four (4) steps in order to meet and adopt one of our companion animals in a foster home.
Step One: Review Adoption Policies.
Step Two: Fill-out and submit one of our Adoption Applications for the animal or animals you wish to adopt.
Once we receive the application, we will:
1. Review your application to make certain the information is complete.
2. Contact your references and conduct a veterinary check.
3. Contact you with any follow up questions.
4. Pre-approve your application.
Step Three: Schedule a meeting (meet-n-greet) with you, household family members, and pets so you can meet the animal you are interested in adopting.
You will need to bring your driver’s license or proof of residence to this meeting, and if applicable, written proof that you are permitted to own/have the pet you wish to adopt on the premises where you reside.
Step Four: Provided the meeting goes well and the adoption is approved, we will schedule a home visit (video call) and a foster-to-adopt contract will need to be completed and a non-refundable adoption fee accepted.
All members of the household must be present for at least one of the meetings. If you already have a dog or dogs in the household, we will require a meet-n-greet with all canine members who currently reside in the household.
Once we receive your application, we will review it and call you to conduct a phone screening and schedule a meeting within two (2) to three (3) business days.
You can meet our adoptable cats and kittens by appointment with pre-approved adoption application. To start the adoption process, complete and submit Monroe SPCA’s adoption application linked below.
Adopting an Animal from Monroe SPCA’s Adoption Center
The Process for Meeting and/or Adopting an Animal at Monroe SPCA’s Adoption Center: Prospective adopters will need to complete the following four (4) steps in order to meet and adopt one of our companion animals at our adoption center.
Step One: Review Adoption Policies.
Step Two: Fill-out and submit one of our Adoption Applications for the animal you wish to adopt.
After we receive the application, we will:
1. Review your application to make certain the information is complete.
2. Contact your references and conduct a veterinary check.
3. Contact you with any follow up questions.
4. Pre-approve your application.
You will need to provide us with a copy of your driver’s license or proof of residence, and if applicable, written proof that you are permitted to own/have the pet you wish to adopt on the premises where you reside.
Step Three: Once your application is pre-approved, we will schedule an appointment for you to visit our adoption center to meet the animal or animals you're interested in adopting.
Step Four: Provided the adoption is approved, we will schedule a home visit (video call) and a foster-to-adopt contract will need to be completed and a non-refundable adoption fee accepted.
All members of your household must meet the animal or animals you wish to adopt at our adoption center. If you already have a dog or dogs in the household, we will require a meet-n-greet at our adoption center with all canine members who currently reside in the household prior to adoption approval.
To start the adoption process, print and complete the appropriate application listed below. You can send it to info@monroespca.org or drop it off in person at our adoption center.
Dog Application: http://www.monroespca.org/Adoption%20Application%20-%20Dog.pdf
Cat Application: http://www.monroespca.org/Adoption%20Application%20-%20Cat.pdf
Once we receive your application, we will review it and call you within two (2) to three (3) business days.
Adopting an Animal from a Monroe SPCA Foster Home
The Process for Meeting and/or Adopting an Animal Residing in a Monroe SPCA Foster Home: Prospective adopters will need to complete the following four (4) steps in order to meet and adopt one of our companion animals in a foster home.
Step One: Review Adoption Policies.
Step Two: Fill-out and submit one of our Adoption Applications for the animal or animals you wish to adopt.
Once we receive the application, we will:
1. Review your application to make certain the information is complete.
2. Contact your references and conduct a veterinary check.
3. Contact you with any follow up questions.
4. Pre-approve your application.
Step Three: Schedule a meeting (meet-n-greet) with you, household family members, and pets so you can meet the animal you are interested in adopting.
You will need to bring your driver’s license or proof of residence to this meeting, and if applicable, written proof that you are permitted to own/have the pet you wish to adopt on the premises where you reside.
Step Four: Provided the meeting goes well and the adoption is approved, we will schedule a home visit (video call) and a foster-to-adopt contract will need to be completed and a non-refundable adoption fee accepted.
All members of the household must be present for at least one of the meetings. If you already have a dog or dogs in the household, we will require a meet-n-greet with all canine members who currently reside in the household.
Once we receive your application, we will review it and call you to conduct a phone screening and schedule a meeting within two (2) to three (3) business days.
Monroe SPCA (Monroe Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) is a 501c.3 tax-exempt, non-profit animal welfare and rescue organization incorporated in the State of Michigan in 2010. Monroe SPCA is governed by all-volunteer Board of Directors.
Monroe SPCA’s mission is to save, protect, and improve the lives of animals.
Monroe SPCA (Monroe Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) is a 501c.3 tax-exempt, non-profit animal welfare and rescue organization incorporated in the State of Michigan in 2010. Monroe SPCA is governed by all-volunteer Board of Directors.
Monroe SPCA’s mission is to save, protect, and improve the lives of animals.
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