Fabulous balls of fur!

These are our current Adopt-A-Pet fosters:

Aldo

Look at this handsome guy! Aldo is a VERY sweet and friendly older energetic kitten who plays gently and LOVES to have human company. He is very affectionate and could be held all day…just in case you don’t have anything else to do 🙂 Aldo’s family moved and just left him outside to fend for himself…so sad. We’re happy that a caring person took him in and reached out to us for help in finding Aldo a new family that will care for him for the rest of his life!

Aldo’s estimated date of birth is 6/1/18. His adoption fee of $150.00 includes his vet exam, rabies vaccination, FVRCP vaccination, FIV & Feline Leukemia testing (neg), routine deworming, microchip and neuter.

 

Skippy

Skippy is a handsome grey tabby with adorable white “socks” and a perfect white “bib.” Skippy enjoys all his cat toys but can also make a toy out of just about anything lying around including pieces of paper, bags or boxes. He’s especially happy when someone plays string toy with him and will carry it around the house by himself if no one is available. He also keeps his foster mom company as she works in her home office. Heights don’t scare this intrepid cat as he likes to jump to the top of bookcases so that he can survey all the activity in his foster home from on high. And he’s a tidy boy who always uses the litterbox.

Skippy appreciates being petted and will sit on his foster mom’s lap for a while, but he also likes snuggling with the resident cat. He also enjoys curling up in a cat bed to take a long snooze. Skippy would be happiest in a home with another friendly cat.

Skippy’s estimated date of birth is 4/17/18. His adoption fee of $130 includes his vet exam, FVRCP vaccinations, FIV & Feline Leukemia testing (neg), routine deworming, microchip and neuter.

We have everything you need to get started, and, when you adopt any cat you’ll get a coupon book filled with tons of savings.

 Please understand that though you may want to take these adorable animals home with you when you see them, you will first have to go through the application process through Adopt-A-Pet. Applications can be found here; fill it out and send it to volunteers at Adopt-A-Pet. One of their adoption councilors will contact you. 

We are one of the many foster homes for Adopt-A-Pet, and rarely know the adoption status of these cats. You can see all of the animals that Adopt-A-Pet has and contact them regarding the availability of a particular cat on their main site here.

Check out our foster dogs here.