My name is Big Has!

Posted over 2 weeks ago

Cared for by The Forgotten Pet Advocates

My basic info

Breed

Russian Blue

Color

Gray or Blue

Age

Kitten

Sex

Male

Pet ID

20569727

Hair Length

medium

My details

Good with kids

Good with dogs

Good with cats

Shots current

Housetrained

My story

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

Big Has got his name because he’s such a huge kitten! He came to the rescue at about 2 weeks old with his family. We were all amazed that he was about the size of a 5 week old kitten and had just barely opened his eyes! He’s continued to grow and is a whole pound bigger than all his siblings. We can’t tell for sure but we anticipate Big Has to be larger than the average cat. He is a total goof ball that loves playing with his siblings! He runs, pounces, and chases toys all over the house. He will be a great adds to any family!

He is currently in a foster home with kids and dogs and does great with them!

The first step to meeting and adopting Big Has is to fill out our no obligation application at: http://www.forgottenpetadvocates.com/cat-adoption-application/

Rescue

The Forgotten Pet Advocates

Contact info

Pet ID

20569727

Contact

Marlene Marino

Phone

—

forgottenpetadvocates@yahoo.com

Website

http://www.forgottenpetadvocates.com

Address

P.O. Box 3037, Pearland, TX 77588

Donation

Their adoption process

Additional adoption info

1. Be at least 21 years old.

2. Live in the Texas area. Or, be willing to drive here to meet in person.

3. Fill out an application, found on our website: www.forgottenpetadvocates.com

4. Have good vet references.

5. Must own or have landlord approval.

6. Be interviewed by one of our volunteers.

7. Agree to a home check before and after adoption.

8. Pay an adoption donation fee.

9. Sign a legally binding adoption contract.

Go meet their pets

Any pet is available to meet by appointment.

More about this rescue

We are an organization that supports animal welfare. We are the voice to those animals that have no one to advocate for them.

These animals have been abandoned in boarding facilities, in Houston and surrounding areas.

"Kennel life is NO LIFE for any animal, it is lonely and heart breaking.
Sleeping alone each night hearing amplified barks of other dogs.
Having to go potty, but no one hears your cries.
The pain of being in there another night, and another and another.
Cats meowing in their cages, wanting to stretch out.
Seeing animals come and go and no one ever comes for you.
Wondering how did I end up here and how do I get out!
We are their voice now and we will not stop until they all have homes and families of their own".