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My basic info
Breed
Domestic Mediumhair
Color
Brown Tabby
Age
Adult
Sex
Male
Pet ID
–
Hair Length
medium
My details
Not good with kids
Not good with dogs
Good with cats
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
These boys came from a feral colony in Clermont. The homeowner had taken care of the colony, then people kept dumping intact cats and the neighbor didn't fix his, so the colony expanded. The homeowner had the adults scheduled to be fixed, and we took the kittens, which she had socialized from birth.
Pawtrick is a short-haired classic brown tabby male who is very aloof but loves a good back scratch. He is SHY. He runs from us but then plants himself in a cat tree to look out the window, which is when we get to love on him and get him to purr.
Purrcy is a medium-haired brown tabby who loves attention and canned food. Once Purrcy bonds with you, he will be underfoot and asking for attention.
These cats have not been around dogs or small children. We insist on a cat-only household with children over 12.
Pawtrick and Purrcy are neutered, vaccinated, tested negative for FIV/FeLV and are microchipped. Approximate date of birth is late March 2023.
Adoption fee = $75 per feline
Please email centralinfostercats@gmail.com if you are interested in adopting Pawtrick and Purrcy.
These boys came from a feral colony in Clermont. The homeowner had taken care of the colony, then people kept dumping intact cats and the neighbor didn't fix his, so the colony expanded. The homeowner had the adults scheduled to be fixed, and we took the kittens, which she had socialized from birth.
Pawtrick is a short-haired classic brown tabby male who is very aloof but loves a good back scratch. He is SHY. He runs from us but then plants himself in a cat tree to look out the window, which is when we get to love on him and get him to purr.
Purrcy is a medium-haired brown tabby who loves attention and canned food. Once Purrcy bonds with you, he will be underfoot and asking for attention.
These cats have not been around dogs or small children. We insist on a cat-only household with children over 12.
Pawtrick and Purrcy are neutered, vaccinated, tested negative for FIV/FeLV and are microchipped. Approximate date of birth is late March 2023.
Adoption fee = $75 per feline
Please email centralinfostercats@gmail.com if you are interested in adopting Pawtrick and Purrcy.
Adoptable cats are available at PetSmart, 14720 US31 N., Carmel/Westfield, IN
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Additional adoption info
We do not have a shelter location; we are a foster-home based rescue. We require an application be completed prior to meeting any of our animals. We will verify home ownership or landlord approval, as well as veterinary reference, if applicable.
We have a NO DECLAW policy in our adoption contract.
We do not have a shelter location; we are a foster-home based rescue. We require an application be completed prior to meeting any of our animals. We will verify home ownership or landlord approval, as well as veterinary reference, if applicable.
We have a NO DECLAW policy in our adoption contract.
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PetSmart Carmel/Westfield, 14720 US31N., during normal store hours.
PetSmart Carmel/Westfield, 14720 US31N., during normal store hours.
More about this rescue
WE ARE ONLY ABLE TO TAKE KITTENS AS SPACE ALLOWS. WE DO NOT HAVE SPACE FOR ADULT CATS. WE ALSO DO NOT HAVE THE CAPACITY TO TAKE CATS WITH FIV/FeLV AT THIS TIME.
WE ARE ONLY ABLE TO TAKE KITTENS AS SPACE ALLOWS. WE DO NOT HAVE SPACE FOR ADULT CATS. WE ALSO DO NOT HAVE THE CAPACITY TO TAKE CATS WITH FIV/FeLV AT THIS TIME.
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