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My basic info
Breed
American Shorthair
Color
Black & White or Tuxedo
Age
Kitten
Sex
Male
Pet ID
–
Hair Length
short
My details
Good with kids
Good with cats
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
Has special needs
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
This boy is very sweet. We have done a fecal, wormed and tested neg for felv but positive for FIV-feline aids that he got from mom. She got it from the street from sex. That's how aids in contracted and will not affect other cats once neutered. He will be hard to place through this because of lack of education of this feline aids. It does not affect humans.
He has gotten 1 booster shot so far.
These babies need TLC till they are about 4 months old. They need to be fed 2 times a day. All kittens should have kitten food till at least 4 months of age. Dry food and water all day. Wet food as needed. All cats should have wet food (canned food) with their diet to prevent blockage or kidney failure when they get older. Cats can not digest dry food without water and wet food with helps digest! Please bare this in mind.
We expect you to not have allergies-no guessing please, never ever surrender our pet for your new girlfiend/boyfriend for allergies or not liking cats. Think before you adopt such as, for example, we are moving and can not take our cat with us! This is why they are in shelters and on the streets! No thought process here! Think please before you adopt!
We need you to have a vet! Why, please google Kitten Care and read up on FIP and other things please. Not everything can be tested or diagnosed! Rescuers are not vets.Panluke is deadly and can not be detected till to late. Again, think what you can afford if something should go wrong! Consider a cat fund jar in your home!
Now what we will do: We will give you shots- 3 distemper shots every three to four weeks till your kitty has 3 shots. You must keep your Kitty records and bring them back with you. At 4-6 months old, we will spay or neuter your kitty for proper health reasons! We have to have the kitty back for spay and neuter when ready! That is a must! We can book a month for you when adopting! No spays on weekends!
Now after all this thought process and you wish to adopt, then please call me! We like our clients to be educated!
For an appointment (we are not a shelter open to the public), please call Mary at 917-579-5718
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