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Biscuits just celebrated her 1 yr birthday and is a total angel!! She is so unique looking with white with tabby markings and a black and grey striped tail. She is beautiful and sweet. Biscuits had a pretty rough start. She was found in a local neighborhood very thin, very dirty, and very pregnant. It was discovered right away that she was chipped and therefore LOCRA could trace her origins. She was from TEXAS! We don’t know how she made her way to Michigan. Her former adopters were not very nice when we contacted them.. they denied they ever adopted a kitten.
When Biscuits came to her foster mom’s home she was in bad shape. She only weighed 6lbs (heavily pregnant with 5 kittens), she had an upper respiratory infection, an eye infection, and wound on her back paw. She had also been wearing a collar that had rubbed her neck fur completely off. But it was the unseen wounds that were the most traumatic. Biscuits was afraid of hands and would flinch when her foster mom tried to touch her. She was very protective of her paws, not wanting them to be touched or handled in any way. This type of behavior is indicative of a cat who has probably suffered some kind of abuse.
With a gentle touch and a quiet manner Biscuits’ foster mom was able to gain her trust and love very quickly. They worked on desensitizing her to being touched on her paws (she still doesn’t love her back paws being touched but she’s come a long way). And she learned that pets were a good thing. She now loves being pet and stritched as long as it comes from under her chin, on her back, along her tail, or even her belly. Any hands coming towards her face or the top of her head are still scary.
Biscuits gave birth to 5 extremely healthy babies and has been an incredible mama. She loves people and other cats. She's cautious around dogs and curious about little kids. She has spent time on the streets so she’s a scavenger and enjoys people food. She’s still very much a kitten and loves to play and explore. Biscuits would do well with a calm home with pet parents who would keep her past in mind and be conscious of her possible triggers, taking care to not cause her any more fear.
All of our cats and kittens are spayed/neutered, microchipped, testedfor FIV/FELV, and up to date on vaccinations including rabies, distemper, and de-wormer.
You can meet some of our adorable cats and kittens during store hours at PetSmart, 385 Haggerty Rd. in Commerce Township.
If you are interested in adopting one or more of our lovable cats, please complete an Adoption Application form which can be found on our website atwww.locrami.comunder Forms/Applications.
You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.
Biscuits just celebrated her 1 yr birthday and is a total angel!! She is so unique looking with white with tabby markings and a black and grey striped tail. She is beautiful and sweet. Biscuits had a pretty rough start. She was found in a local neighborhood very thin, very dirty, and very pregnant. It was discovered right away that she was chipped and therefore LOCRA could trace her origins. She was from TEXAS! We don’t know how she made her way to Michigan. Her former adopters were not very nice when we contacted them.. they denied they ever adopted a kitten.
When Biscuits came to her foster mom’s home she was in bad shape. She only weighed 6lbs (heavily pregnant with 5 kittens), she had an upper respiratory infection, an eye infection, and wound on her back paw. She had also been wearing a collar that had rubbed her neck fur completely off. But it was the unseen wounds that were the most traumatic. Biscuits was afraid of hands and would flinch when her foster mom tried to touch her. She was very protective of her paws, not wanting them to be touched or handled in any way. This type of behavior is indicative of a cat who has probably suffered some kind of abuse.
With a gentle touch and a quiet manner Biscuits’ foster mom was able to gain her trust and love very quickly. They worked on desensitizing her to being touched on her paws (she still doesn’t love her back paws being touched but she’s come a long way). And she learned that pets were a good thing. She now loves being pet and stritched as long as it comes from under her chin, on her back, along her tail, or even her belly. Any hands coming towards her face or the top of her head are still scary.
Biscuits gave birth to 5 extremely healthy babies and has been an incredible mama. She loves people and other cats. She's cautious around dogs and curious about little kids. She has spent time on the streets so she’s a scavenger and enjoys people food. She’s still very much a kitten and loves to play and explore. Biscuits would do well with a calm home with pet parents who would keep her past in mind and be conscious of her possible triggers, taking care to not cause her any more fear.
All of our cats and kittens are spayed/neutered, microchipped, testedfor FIV/FELV, and up to date on vaccinations including rabies, distemper, and de-wormer.
You can meet some of our adorable cats and kittens during store hours at PetSmart, 385 Haggerty Rd. in Commerce Township.
If you are interested in adopting one or more of our lovable cats, please complete an Adoption Application form which can be found on our website atwww.locrami.comunder Forms/Applications.
The process begins with the completion of our Adoption Application form on our website (locrami.com).
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Approve Application
We will do a vet check if you now own or have owned pets in the past.
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Sign Adoption Contract
At the adoption you will sign our adoption contract, be given an adoption booklet with the cat's medical records, and pay the adoption fee.
Additional adoption info
After we receive your application we should get back to you in 2 days at most.
You will fill out a preliminary Getting to Know You pre-adoption form. We will interview you and possibly co-adopter, We will talk to your vet, make sure the address you give us is legitimate. When you are approved for adoption you will fill out a Final adoption Form. All of our cats who are adopted have a trial period and may be returned.
In general, we ask $150 for kittens and $130 for cats over a year of age. Our cats and kittens are spay/neutered, microchipped, up to date on rabies and distemper vaccines, tested for FIV and FeLV, and dewormed.
After we receive your application we should get back to you in 2 days at most.
You will fill out a preliminary Getting to Know You pre-adoption form. We will interview you and possibly co-adopter, We will talk to your vet, make sure the address you give us is legitimate. When you are approved for adoption you will fill out a Final adoption Form. All of our cats who are adopted have a trial period and may be returned.
In general, we ask $150 for kittens and $130 for cats over a year of age. Our cats and kittens are spay/neutered, microchipped, up to date on rabies and distemper vaccines, tested for FIV and FeLV, and dewormed.
Our cats can be adopted at any time by arranging an appointment at a foster home or meeting at PetSmart, 385 Haggerty Road between 14 and 15 Mile Roads, in Commerce Twp. If you would like to see one of the cats you viewed online contact us via phone or email so we can make arrangements for you to meet them.
Our cats can be adopted at any time by arranging an appointment at a foster home or meeting at PetSmart, 385 Haggerty Road between 14 and 15 Mile Roads, in Commerce Twp. If you would like to see one of the cats you viewed online contact us via phone or email so we can make arrangements for you to meet them.
More about this rescue
We branched off of another rescue group in Oct of 2015, in order to concentrate solely on cats and kittens. We are a 501c3 foster-based group of dedicated volunteers, and our mission is finding homes for stray, abandoned, no longer wanted cats and kittens. We are a foster-based Rescue, meaning we have no brick and mortar facility. All our cats are cared for by foster caregivers in loving homes. We give medical help to sick and injured cats as needed. Donations, grants, and adoption fees are our sole means of income for our group. Volunteers are always welcomed and needed.
We branched off of another rescue group in Oct of 2015, in order to concentrate solely on cats and kittens. We are a 501c3 foster-based group of dedicated volunteers, and our mission is finding homes for stray, abandoned, no longer wanted cats and kittens. We are a foster-based Rescue, meaning we have no brick and mortar facility. All our cats are cared for by foster caregivers in loving homes. We give medical help to sick and injured cats as needed. Donations, grants, and adoption fees are our sole means of income for our group. Volunteers are always welcomed and needed.
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