Philly Jenkins Rescue is a 501(c)(3) San Francisco-based Cat Rescue founded in 2024. It is dedicated to rescuing cats needing high-risk medical aid and helping cats facing euthanasia find loving homes.
Philly Jenkins Rescue will provide a medical history; each adoption will include microchipping. All cats will undergo spaying or neutering before being placed in their new home. Cats that have not been spayed are available for pre-adoption.
Email: PhillyJenkinsRescue@PhillyJenkinsRescue.Org Please include the Cat’s name in the subject line and your phone number.
Adoption Status: Available for Adoption
Estimated Birthdate: 2022
In early 2023, a resident in Central Valley, California, observed a feral cat known as Mom Cat with a litter of kittens; however, the kittens disappeared. Several months later, Mom Cat gave birth to another litter in the resident’s backyard, prompting contact with our Founder prior to the establishment of Philly Jenkins Rescue.
When the kittens reached an appropriate age, our Founder traveled to Central Valley to rescue. Four kittens were successfully rescued and have since been placed in forever homes. In January 2024, Mom Cat was rescued along with two of her kittens from her third litter as well as her mate, Mr. Jenkins, who our founder a rescued and adopted in January 2024.
Learn more about the Jenkins Family in our other posts.
About Mom Cat
Mom Cat was extremely feral cat when rescued. Mom Cat does well with small breed dogs ( not yet introduced to large breeds). Mom Cat has experience with teens 14 and over. Prefers not to be picked up and inciates pets at her leisure. She enjoys quiet environments and would make a single house companion.
Dislikes: No Environments with elevated noise levels or significant foot traffic. Mom Cat would benefit from an owner who possesses experience in managing timid cats or those that require a patient approach to acclimatize effectively.
All medical documentation is provided with adoption.
Health: Philly Jenkins Rescue has provided a comprehensive range of medical care for Mom Cat: Spaying, microchipping, flea treatment, and blood testing,FIV testing (yielding a negative result), deworming, dental examinations, parasitology testing and ear cleaning
Home Requirements: The household does not include small children, operates as a single-cat environment, and is conducive to a calm atmosphere. The owner possesses substantial experience in caring for cats, particularly those with shy dispositions.
Note: Indoor Only - Available to Meet by Appoinment Only
December 9, 2024, 1:40 pm
