For Adopt a Pet and the PEDIGREE® brand, October is all about finding homes for dogs in shelters. Adopt this month for a PEDIGREE® Wet Food Pouch and a chance to win a Homecoming-style photo shoot and shelter donation.
Chaucer & Betty might not be litter-mates, but they certainly are bffs! Both cats are about 2 years old, and are looking for an adult-only home (that is going remain adult-only).
Betty is spunky and curious. She's always the first one to investigate anything new at her foster home, and is a mighty hunter of feathered toys and any poor bug that happens to cross her path! She's the perfect mix of sassy and sweet.
Chaucer is sweet and shy to start, but is such a loving boy. He loves playing with fishing pole toys and burrowing under blankets. At Chaucer's first vet visit we found he had a heart murmur, then his cardiologist found the reason is because he has a hole in his heart. But his recent cardiologist visit showed only minimal progression, and possibly even a little closing of the hole! With once daily medicine (a pill which he takes very easily in a pill pocket treat) and a low sodium diet (non prescription), his cardiologist believes he may very well lead a normal life! Chaucer will just need to have an ultrasound of his heart yearly to keep tabs on any changes.
If you're interested in giving Chaucer & Betty a home together, please fill out an application!
If you're reading this ad, we're still accepting applications! The first step to meeting them and adoption is to fill out an application here:
APPLICATION --> https://tinyurl.com/yvys3tnr
Application Process:
1) Fill out an application
2) We will call your vet for a reference (if you have or had pets--PLEASE CALL YOUR VET TO GIVE THEM PERMISSION TO TALK TO US!)
3) If we think you might be a good match for any of our cats, we'll contact you to chart further.
Adoption fee is $300 for the pair.
All our cats have had an exam, are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, FIV/FeLv tested, microchipped, and dewormed.
Chaucer & Betty might not be litter-mates, but they certainly are bffs! Both cats are about 2 years old, and are looking for an adult-only home (that is going remain adult-only).
Betty is spunky and curious. She's always the first one to investigate anything new at her foster home, and is a mighty hunter of feathered toys and any poor bug that happens to cross her path! She's the perfect mix of sassy and sweet.
Chaucer is sweet and shy to start, but is such a loving boy. He loves playing with fishing pole toys and burrowing under blankets. At Chaucer's first vet visit we found he had a heart murmur, then his cardiologist found the reason is because he has a hole in his heart. But his recent cardiologist visit showed only minimal progression, and possibly even a little closing of the hole! With once daily medicine (a pill which he takes very easily in a pill pocket treat) and a low sodium diet (non prescription), his cardiologist believes he may very well lead a normal life! Chaucer will just need to have an ultrasound of his heart yearly to keep tabs on any changes.
If you're interested in giving Chaucer & Betty a home together, please fill out an application!
If you're reading this ad, we're still accepting applications! The first step to meeting them and adoption is to fill out an application here:
APPLICATION --> https://tinyurl.com/yvys3tnr
Application Process:
1) Fill out an application
2) We will call your vet for a reference (if you have or had pets--PLEASE CALL YOUR VET TO GIVE THEM PERMISSION TO TALK TO US!)
3) If we think you might be a good match for any of our cats, we'll contact you to chart further.
Adoption fee is $300 for the pair.
All our cats have had an exam, are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, FIV/FeLv tested, microchipped, and dewormed.
Fine Feline Cat Rescue's purpose is to operate as a non-profit cat rescue that will find permanent adoptive homes for stray and unwanted cats, to help end medically unnecessary (or convenience) euthanasia of cats by offering alternative placement within our organization's volunteer foster-homes, and to reduce cat overpopulation through spay/neuter initiatives.
Fine Feline Cat Rescue's purpose is to operate as a non-profit cat rescue that will find permanent adoptive homes for stray and unwanted cats, to help end medically unnecessary (or convenience) euthanasia of cats by offering alternative placement within our organization's volunteer foster-homes, and to reduce cat overpopulation through spay/neuter initiatives.
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We'll also keep you updated on Nathan & Jacob's adoption status with email updates.
