Orange Kittens Just Rescued! Need Foster!
Hi, new rescues don’t always look so good upon rescue and need a place to be nurtured. Every new rescue has parasites and needs nutritious foods to flourish. You can be part of that process!
This litter of 2 orange and white and a buff orange need your help! Look at the poor things!
I hope you can become part of the life-saving process by helping to foster and getting first choice to adopt a pair! However, you must be in Orange County to foster cats for us!!
Our kittens are adopted in pairs because every young being needs a friend and an “equal energy playmate” is one that is well match in play energy. I’m sorry if you were just looking for one but people in the know will tell you to adopt kittens from the same litter in pairs! Just ask a crazy cat lady!
If you have an old cat and want to adopt a kitten always adopt a pair so your old cat can enjoy being a senior and snoozing and but enjoying watching and not being jumped on and chased all day or night. Just think of human grandparents enjoying the time with the children for a time and how they take them back to their parents and then get some rest.
Adopting a bonded pair of kittens that are well-matched by play energy helps avoid “unhappy” cats that just tolerate each other or terrorize each other. My specialty is, “Make Cats Happy!” It all starts with making the right choice to adopt based on your home, your lifestyle, the family members and other pets in your home.
These kittens are available for adoption, but we are seeking a foster to take them into their home until they are fully vetted and altered prior to going to their new homes. The foster will have first right to choose a pair!
Community Animal Network will be accepting pre-adoption applications and we abide by COVID-19 safety precautions when showing our animals because they live in private homes.
The adoption includes, spay/neuter, viral blood testing for FIV/FELv, vaccinations, two dewormings, nails trimmed and our animals have no fleas.
A 1 ½ hour feline pet-parenting consultation is included and there is a lot of veterinary medical information because a pet-parents largest expense is for sickness and hospitalizations. Much of the focus of the pet-parenting consultation is on symptoms of common diseases and foods to avoid that cause them.
We implant AVID microchips and the registration in the national 24-hour pet recovery data base is included, a 30-day health commitment and a 30-day return policy apply. The adoption papers disclose previous treatments and any disclosures.
Our vet is Dr. Elaine Wexler-Mitchell, an author and a board-certified feline specialist that owns, The Cat Care Clinic in the city of Orange. She is not taking any new patients, but does see those animals adopted from us!
Community Animal Network is a veterinary medical rescue founded in 1996 for abandoned and “at risk” shelter dogs and cats. In 2015 the board unanimously supported the birth of the veterinary internship program designed for aspiring veterinarian’s as young as 15.
When you adopt or donate to Community Animal Network you are helping a young person step into their future! The interns learn from studying vet records, following vet orders and receive hands-on animal handling experience; give medications, injections, draw blood and observe procedures and treatments.
Thank you for considering helping a local animal.
DiAnna Pfaff-Martin
Founder & Director
P.O. Box 8662
Newport Beach, Ca 92658
949-759-3646
www.communityanimalnetwork.org
www.PayPal.Me/CommunityAnimal
October 29, 2024, 7:02 am
