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What is Rehome?
If you see pets listed by a private owner, it means that they’re adoptable through Adopt a Pet’s Rehome program – the safe and reliable way to find a loving new home for your pet.
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Oscar is a 5 year-old Tabby I previously rescued - as he was found abandoned in a dumpster when he was a kitten. Due to this - I named him Oscar after "Oscar the Grouch" - but it's ironic because the is a total misnomer for this sweet boy.
Oscar is super friendly and cuddly, and he always wants to be in the same room as me, if not sitting next to me. He curls up and sleeps with me every night, and he is overall a very well-behaved cat. Due to the fact he was abandoned as a kitten, he does eat anything he can get into, so you just need to be careful with leaving out food (he will try to eat most human food).
The reason I am looking to rehome Oscar is that I am going to be moving into a new house with my girlfriend, and she is very allergic to cats. As difficult as the situation is and as much as I love Oscar, I know he needs to find a new loving home.
I am only going to rehome him if I can find someone to adopt him and his brother Arnold (black cat pictured) - as they are bonded.
Oscar is a 5 year-old Tabby I previously rescued - as he was found abandoned in a dumpster when he was a kitten. Due to this - I named him Oscar after "Oscar the Grouch" - but it's ironic because the is a total misnomer for this sweet boy.
Oscar is super friendly and cuddly, and he always wants to be in the same room as me, if not sitting next to me. He curls up and sleeps with me every night, and he is overall a very well-behaved cat. Due to the fact he was abandoned as a kitten, he does eat anything he can get into, so you just need to be careful with leaving out food (he will try to eat most human food).
The reason I am looking to rehome Oscar is that I am going to be moving into a new house with my girlfriend, and she is very allergic to cats. As difficult as the situation is and as much as I love Oscar, I know he needs to find a new loving home.
I am only going to rehome him if I can find someone to adopt him and his brother Arnold (black cat pictured) - as they are bonded.
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What is Rehome?
If you see pets listed by a private owner, it means that they're available through the Rehome program - the safe, reliable, and free way to find a loving new home for your pet.
Adoption fee $0