Lil Man was found in someones garage when he was just four days old. Since he was too little to fend for himself, the woman brought him here to us at Jellys Place where he was put into a foster home to be bottle fed.
He was a very strong little guy from the day we got him, always a very good eater and had no problem learning to bottle feed. He came in covered in fleas but other than that he was in fairly good shape for being abandoned so young.
He did great with his foster mom and stole her heart the very second she saw him. But at approximately two weeks of age he suddenly lost his appetite and became very weak, the owner of the shelter had to take him to her house to see if she could help him. With some determination and dedication she was able to nurse him back to health within a few days. As he started feeling better and back to normal it was time for him to return to the shelter, a mother cat and her kittens were brought to Jellys after being in a foster home around the same time,and the staff made the decision to see if he would be accepted by her. Luckily this mother cat was kind enough to take Lil Man in as one of her own to give him some much needed mothers milk which has all the good stuff for their immune and digestive systems, stuff Lil Man wasn't able to get with bottle feeding. The mama cat treated him like her own from the second we introduced them, and raised him amongst her other kittens who all accepted him as their brother.
They all have all since been adopted. We couldn't stand to see Lil Man alone after all his adoptive siblings and mother had gone to their new homes, so he has been introduced to some of the other kittens his age, and has been having fun making lots of new friends.
Although he has fun here, Lil Man is ready and waiting to be united with his new family and to go to his furever home. After spending basically his whole life here in the shelter, he needs and deserves to know what it's like to have a place and family to call his own.
He's a very entertaining guy and always has the staff members giggling with all the funny things he does and his reactions to the world around him. He is very affectionate and loves to nuzzle up to us when we hold him and purr and knead. He also makes little chirps and noises to have conversations with us as we work which are always very informative :) At times he can be a bit aloof and distant but that is only because he is easily distracted and gets kind of lost in his own little world, but with a quick pet, or a "meow" to him, he's brought back to earth and is right back to being his lovey affectionate self.
Lil Man is fully vaccinated, has been dewormed and treated for fleas, and will receive a microchip and neuter which is all included in his adoption fee.
If your interested in learning more, or in meeting him or any of our other adoptable cats and dogs please fill out an adoption application here on our site, once received, a staff member will reach out to you to schedule an appointment where we have you come spend some one on one time with any of the available animals your interested in. We do also accept walk-ins but we never know what the day will bring and shelter life can get pretty hectic at times, so there is usually more of a waiting period for our walk-ins vs those who have scheduled an appointment. If you have any questions about the adoption process or about any of our animals feel free to give us a call and one of our staff members would be more than happy to help.
Lil Man was found in someones garage when he was just four days old. Since he was too little to fend for himself, the woman brought him here to us at Jellys Place where he was put into a foster home to be bottle fed.
He was a very strong little guy from the day we got him, always a very good eater and had no problem learning to bottle feed. He came in covered in fleas but other than that he was in fairly good shape for being abandoned so young.
He did great with his foster mom and stole her heart the very second she saw him. But at approximately two weeks of age he suddenly lost his appetite and became very weak, the owner of the shelter had to take him to her house to see if she could help him. With some determination and dedication she was able to nurse him back to health within a few days. As he started feeling better and back to normal it was time for him to return to the shelter, a mother cat and her kittens were brought to Jellys after being in a foster home around the same time,and the staff made the decision to see if he would be accepted by her. Luckily this mother cat was kind enough to take Lil Man in as one of her own to give him some much needed mothers milk which has all the good stuff for their immune and digestive systems, stuff Lil Man wasn't able to get with bottle feeding. The mama cat treated him like her own from the second we introduced them, and raised him amongst her other kittens who all accepted him as their brother.
They all have all since been adopted. We couldn't stand to see Lil Man alone after all his adoptive siblings and mother had gone to their new homes, so he has been introduced to some of the other kittens his age, and has been having fun making lots of new friends.
Although he has fun here, Lil Man is ready and waiting to be united with his new family and to go to his furever home. After spending basically his whole life here in the shelter, he needs and deserves to know what it's like to have a place and family to call his own.
He's a very entertaining guy and always has the staff members giggling with all the funny things he does and his reactions to the world around him. He is very affectionate and loves to nuzzle up to us when we hold him and purr and knead. He also makes little chirps and noises to have conversations with us as we work which are always very informative :) At times he can be a bit aloof and distant but that is only because he is easily distracted and gets kind of lost in his own little world, but with a quick pet, or a "meow" to him, he's brought back to earth and is right back to being his lovey affectionate self.
Lil Man is fully vaccinated, has been dewormed and treated for fleas, and will receive a microchip and neuter which is all included in his adoption fee.
If your interested in learning more, or in meeting him or any of our other adoptable cats and dogs please fill out an adoption application here on our site, once received, a staff member will reach out to you to schedule an appointment where we have you come spend some one on one time with any of the available animals your interested in. We do also accept walk-ins but we never know what the day will bring and shelter life can get pretty hectic at times, so there is usually more of a waiting period for our walk-ins vs those who have scheduled an appointment. If you have any questions about the adoption process or about any of our animals feel free to give us a call and one of our staff members would be more than happy to help.
Apply for adoption at www.jellysplace.org/forms.
You can also visit us Wed-Sun 11-3 and meet our pets without an appt.
2.
Meet the Pet
Once contacted for an appointment, come meet our pets. Our staff and volunteers will show you our pets.
3.
Interview
Meet and talk with our shelter staff.
4.
Pay Fee
Adoption fees vary by age and breed. Fees cover spay/neuter, vaccinations, and microchip.
5.
Take the Pet Home
Enjoy your new best friend.
Additional adoption info
Adoption process requires an interview with adopter, ad adoption agreement, plus spay/neuter deposit if animal is not spayed/neutered.
Fees:
Cats over 1 year old: $125
Kittens: $175
Senior cats 7 years and older: $75
Dogs and puppies: $350-1200 depending on breed
Senior Dogs: $250-$450 depending on breed
Adoption process requires an interview with adopter, ad adoption agreement, plus spay/neuter deposit if animal is not spayed/neutered.
Fees:
Cats over 1 year old: $125
Kittens: $175
Senior cats 7 years and older: $75
Dogs and puppies: $350-1200 depending on breed
Senior Dogs: $250-$450 depending on breed
At 2905 San Pablo Dam Rd
San Pablo CA 94803
Wed-Sun 11-3
At 2905 San Pablo Dam Rd
San Pablo CA 94803
Wed-Sun 11-3
More about this shelter
Jelly's Place is a rescue and No-kill shelter founded in 2017 to be an advocate for the lives and dignity of urban animals who are homeless, abandoned, impounded, sick, or injured, by providing responsible care, placement, and community education. Its founder, Julie Bainbridge, has been rescuing and fostering animals since childhood. She has rescued, fostered, and /or raised all kinds of animals, including baby squirrels, raccoons, pigeons, chickens, geese, ducks, skunks (yes- skunks), wild and tropical birds, pigmey goats, mice, snakes, rabbits, dogs, and cats. Some animals are cared for by volunteers in their homes.
Jelly's Place is named in memory of her beloved English Bulldog who crossed over the Rainbow bridge in 2016. Jelly's Place is a 501 (3)(c) nonprofit organization and donations are tax deductible.
Jelly's Place depends on donations, grants, and volunteers to foster and care for animals.
Jelly's Place is a rescue and No-kill shelter founded in 2017 to be an advocate for the lives and dignity of urban animals who are homeless, abandoned, impounded, sick, or injured, by providing responsible care, placement, and community education. Its founder, Julie Bainbridge, has been rescuing and fostering animals since childhood. She has rescued, fostered, and /or raised all kinds of animals, including baby squirrels, raccoons, pigeons, chickens, geese, ducks, skunks (yes- skunks), wild and tropical birds, pigmey goats, mice, snakes, rabbits, dogs, and cats. Some animals are cared for by volunteers in their homes.
Jelly's Place is named in memory of her beloved English Bulldog who crossed over the Rainbow bridge in 2016. Jelly's Place is a 501 (3)(c) nonprofit organization and donations are tax deductible.
Jelly's Place depends on donations, grants, and volunteers to foster and care for animals.
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