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Hamilton is a friendly, curious, talkative companion. He does enjoy other cats, but other cats may not appreciate his antics. Therefore, he may be best as an only cat. However, he is currently in a foster home with 4 resident cats. One will wrestle with him, and come back for more. The other 3 are tolerant but prefer to not be bothered by him. But sometimes there is a lot of running around. If in a home with others, they should not be left unattended all day. So having someone to monitor the situation most of the day is preferable.
Hamilton does love stimulation, so if an only cat, there should be plenty of that for him. We do not know how he is with dogs.
A patio, or screened-in porch is a plus but not a requirement. However, access to fresh air on window sills when weather permits is very much appreciated by Hamilton. He also loves to watch birds out the windows. Please check out his sort video: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/ZVjhlAa6YpQ .
Hamilton is FIV+, but that is no big deal. He can safely live with other animals and has been very healthy. Please check out the quick facts sheet about FIV+ cats. He does not seem to be a lap cat. But he does lay next to his foster mom occasionally. He enjoys being pet and getting his head scratched. He can be picked up, but he may complain a bit about that.
Hamilton should be with an experienced cat owner and would be best in a home without small children.
Hamilton especially loves to play with wand toys and likes tunnels. He is estimated to be about 1-2 yrs old and currently weighs 12 lbs. It's lean muscle, because he gets lots of exercise getting zoomies around the house. He loves to eat and does not seem to be picky. Hamilton is FIV+.
Hamilton is playing with his foster family. He is a really nice cat and is hoping you will ask to meet him. Please submit our no-obligation Adoption Application for a meet and greet or to adopt: https://forgottencats.org/adoption-application/. Thank you! (Foster: Jan R.)
November 6, 2024, 4:07 pm
Hamilton is a friendly, curious, talkative companion. He does enjoy other cats, but other cats may not appreciate his antics. Therefore, he may be best as an only cat. However, he is currently in a foster home with 4 resident cats. One will wrestle with him, and come back for more. The other 3 are tolerant but prefer to not be bothered by him. But sometimes there is a lot of running around. If in a home with others, they should not be left unattended all day. So having someone to monitor the situation most of the day is preferable.
Hamilton does love stimulation, so if an only cat, there should be plenty of that for him. We do not know how he is with dogs.
A patio, or screened-in porch is a plus but not a requirement. However, access to fresh air on window sills when weather permits is very much appreciated by Hamilton. He also loves to watch birds out the windows. Please check out his sort video: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/ZVjhlAa6YpQ .
Hamilton is FIV+, but that is no big deal. He can safely live with other animals and has been very healthy. Please check out the quick facts sheet about FIV+ cats. He does not seem to be a lap cat. But he does lay next to his foster mom occasionally. He enjoys being pet and getting his head scratched. He can be picked up, but he may complain a bit about that.
Hamilton should be with an experienced cat owner and would be best in a home without small children.
Hamilton especially loves to play with wand toys and likes tunnels. He is estimated to be about 1-2 yrs old and currently weighs 12 lbs. It's lean muscle, because he gets lots of exercise getting zoomies around the house. He loves to eat and does not seem to be picky. Hamilton is FIV+.
Hamilton is playing with his foster family. He is a really nice cat and is hoping you will ask to meet him. Please submit our no-obligation Adoption Application for a meet and greet or to adopt: https://forgottencats.org/adoption-application/. Thank you! (Foster: Jan R.)
People can view our cats on-line and can see some of them in the adoption centers. An application can be for a particular cat or a TBD.
2.
Approve Application
Processing takes about 3-5 business days. Upon approval, a meet & great and/or adoption will be arranged.
3.
Meet the Pet
An approved app is needed to meet cats that are with fosters & those that are in our clinic/shelters, but not to meet adoption center cats.
4.
Sign Adoption Contract
The adoption counselor will review the paperwork and the medical form with the adopter. This is a good time to ask questions before signing.
5.
Pay Fee
Adoption fees are based upon the age of the cat - kitten, adult, 7+ yrs. - how many cats are being adopted and special needs cats.
6.
Take the Pet Home
An adopted pet must be taken home in a carrier. If there are other pets at home, please give them a slow intro period of about 2 weeks.
Additional adoption info
All cats offered for adoption have been spayed or neutered, tested for Feline Leukemia and FIV, dewormed and have received rabies and distemper vaccines.
During the application process, our volunteers will check vet info, medical history and rental contracts, if applicable, and personal references. Please allow up to 5 days for us to process your application.
Every cat has received at least $400.00 worth of medical treatment. Our modest adoption fees are:
$120.00 for 1 kitten
$210.00 for 2 kittens
$145.00 for 1 kitten and 1 adult
$60.00 for 1 adult cat under 7 years old
$90.00 for 2 adult cats under 7 years old
$50.00 for 1 adult cat over 7 years old or with special needs
$80.00 for 2 cats over 7 or with special needs
All cats offered for adoption have been spayed or neutered, tested for Feline Leukemia and FIV, dewormed and have received rabies and distemper vaccines.
During the application process, our volunteers will check vet info, medical history and rental contracts, if applicable, and personal references. Please allow up to 5 days for us to process your application.
Every cat has received at least $400.00 worth of medical treatment. Our modest adoption fees are:
$120.00 for 1 kitten
$210.00 for 2 kittens
$145.00 for 1 kitten and 1 adult
$60.00 for 1 adult cat under 7 years old
$90.00 for 2 adult cats under 7 years old
$50.00 for 1 adult cat over 7 years old or with special needs
$80.00 for 2 cats over 7 or with special needs
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Willow Grove
3995 Welsh Road
Willow Grove, PA 19090
215-659-2952
More about this rescue
Founded in 2003, Forgotten Cats, Inc. is the leading trap, neuter, vaccinate, return (TNVR) nonprofit in the region. Servicing Delaware, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and New Jersey, Forgotten Cats specializes in TNVR in order to humanely reduce the homeless cat population. Valuing all lives, Forgotten Cats is a no kill organization.
Forgotten Cats’ TNVR services involve working with colony caregivers to identify all cats within a colony, after which we trap, transport, sterilize, vaccinate, recuperate, and return feral cats to caregivers. Our goal is to stabilize each colony and ensure zero population growth. We achieve this by trapping and sterilizing every single cat in the entire colony.
About 20 percent of the cats that enter our clinics each year are not feral. Stray cats, or homeless domesticated cats, and feral kittens under 12 weeks old, are held and placed into our adoption network. With ten off-site adoption centers, our dedicated staff and volunteers work hard to prepare our cats for adoption and ensure they go to loving, forever homes.
Forgotten Cats serves the community by offering affordable TNVR services, low cost spay/neuter services for pet & stray cats, and spay/neuter education.
Forgotten Cats has over 700 volunteers that are committed to helping this organization fulfill its mission. We receive no government funding, and depend solely on private donations, grants, fundraising events, and bequests to complete our mission.
Since 2003, Forgotten Cats has sterilized over 130,000 cats across the region, which has prevented the birth and suffering of millions of kittens. Additionally, we have placed over 14,000 cats into loving, forever homes. At our no-kill clinic/shelters, we welcome the FIV+ & FeLV+ cats, the blind, the 3-legged, the lost, those that have been abused, and those that have been abandoned. We offer love and hope to the Forgotten Cats from all walks of life.
Vision:
We envision a day when kittens are no longer born on the streets but rather in loving homes to responsible owners.
Mission:
Our mission is to humanely reduce the homeless cat population and to stop the suffering of the thousands of kittens born to abandoned, homeless cats.
Not quite sure you are ready to be a full-time cat parent? Please consider our foster program! You can care for a cat/kitten for as little as two days, a couple of weeks, or longer. It's up to you. Please contact us! https://forgottencats.org/foster-a-cat/
Founded in 2003, Forgotten Cats, Inc. is the leading trap, neuter, vaccinate, return (TNVR) nonprofit in the region. Servicing Delaware, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and New Jersey, Forgotten Cats specializes in TNVR in order to humanely reduce the homeless cat population. Valuing all lives, Forgotten Cats is a no kill organization.
Forgotten Cats’ TNVR services involve working with colony caregivers to identify all cats within a colony, after which we trap, transport, sterilize, vaccinate, recuperate, and return feral cats to caregivers. Our goal is to stabilize each colony and ensure zero population growth. We achieve this by trapping and sterilizing every single cat in the entire colony.
About 20 percent of the cats that enter our clinics each year are not feral. Stray cats, or homeless domesticated cats, and feral kittens under 12 weeks old, are held and placed into our adoption network. With ten off-site adoption centers, our dedicated staff and volunteers work hard to prepare our cats for adoption and ensure they go to loving, forever homes.
Forgotten Cats serves the community by offering affordable TNVR services, low cost spay/neuter services for pet & stray cats, and spay/neuter education.
Forgotten Cats has over 700 volunteers that are committed to helping this organization fulfill its mission. We receive no government funding, and depend solely on private donations, grants, fundraising events, and bequests to complete our mission.
Since 2003, Forgotten Cats has sterilized over 130,000 cats across the region, which has prevented the birth and suffering of millions of kittens. Additionally, we have placed over 14,000 cats into loving, forever homes. At our no-kill clinic/shelters, we welcome the FIV+ & FeLV+ cats, the blind, the 3-legged, the lost, those that have been abused, and those that have been abandoned. We offer love and hope to the Forgotten Cats from all walks of life.
Vision:
We envision a day when kittens are no longer born on the streets but rather in loving homes to responsible owners.
Mission:
Our mission is to humanely reduce the homeless cat population and to stop the suffering of the thousands of kittens born to abandoned, homeless cats.
Not quite sure you are ready to be a full-time cat parent? Please consider our foster program! You can care for a cat/kitten for as little as two days, a couple of weeks, or longer. It's up to you. Please contact us! https://forgottencats.org/foster-a-cat/
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