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My basic info
Breed
Domestic Shorthair
Color
Brown Tabby
Age
Young
Sex
Female
Pet ID
–
Hair Length
short
My details
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Lucille Ball - Lucy - is a perky brown tabby with enough red in her coat and humorous antics to earn her the name Lucille Ball. Lucy is 2 years old, spayed and very talkative. She was rescued near the same fast-food chicken restaurant that Mitzi was rescued from. This place is a mecca for stray cats looking for some nourishment. However, Lucy wasn't getting nearly enough nourishment on the streets. She was emaciated when we found her. As you can see, over the past three months she has packed on the pounds and is now full-figured and happy.
Lucy may have lost her bony look during her time in our care, but she hasn't lost that charming cross-eyed gaze. We find her little crossed eyes super charming and hope you will too.
If you would like to adopt Lucille Ball, please download an application from our website www.preciouspetsalmosthome.org and fax or email it back to us.
Adoption fee of $100 per cat includes: spay/neuter, micro-chip, flea and parasite treatment, and all necessary vaccines. Cats are tested for FIV/Leukemia. Dogs are Heartworm tested.
Precious Pets Almost Home (PPAH) is an all-volunteer, 501(c)3 non-profit cat and dog rescue comprised of a group of dedicated volunteers joined together by their compassion and love for animals. PPAH relies on donations for its operations and all donations to PPAH are tax-deductible. PPAH reserves the right to approve or decline any adoption applications that do not meet the organization’s adoption criteria, as determined in its sole discretion.
