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Posted over 7 years ago
| Updated over 5 years ago
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My basic info
Breed
Abyssinian
Color
Tan or Fawn Tabby
Age
Adult
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:
Exotic Cassatt and her kittens were saved from euthanasia at an area shelter. She was then adopted out but returned due to a death in the family. Cassatt appears to be a gorgeous Abyssinian Mix with a ruddy ticked tabby coat and green eyes. Her estimated date of birth is 5/16/15 and she weighs 11.5 pounds. She has been spayed, vaccinated, dewormed and tested negative for feline leukemia virus. Cassatt is a young active cat. She is curious, playful and friendly. She's a great companion cat! She is a very nice lap cat and likes to be near and sleep on the bed with you. She is doing well living with easy-going male cats and plays with a 9 month old male kitten. Living life in a rescue environment is not the same as living in its own home, a cat needs someone to spend time with it, give it one on one attention and play with it and it will blossom in its own home and become a wonderful companion cat. $50 adoption fee, cash only, which is to help reimburse for a portion of expenses of cat rescue and rehabilitation. Adoption contract required. Location: Quail Valley/Menifee, Southwest Riverside County. We are looking for adopters who are willing and able to care for this pet for its lifetime (15+ years). If interested, please email us with a little info about you, your family, your other pets, where you live, etc. and what type of cat you are looking for--indoor, outdoor, or? Thank you.
Our adoption process involves meeting the animal by appointment. We have the best interest of the animal in mind and our goal is to find a good, permanent home for each of our rescued animals. We have the right to decline an application if we feel it is not a good match/fit or suitable home. If you like the animal and we both feel it is a good match, an application and adoption contract is completed. A convenient day/time is arranged for us to deliver the animal to its new home to do a home/yard check (to make sure the home and yard is safe and secure). We will collect the adoption fee (cash only) when we deliver the animal to its new home. All our adoptions are on a trial basis because our goal is to have a successful adoption where the animal has a good permanent home and never ends up in a bad situation again. We ask that you give the animal a chance to adjust and settle in his new home and environment. Going to a new home with new people and a new environment is traumatic and stressful. It will take time for the animal to become comfortable around you and his/her new home. This should be a bonding period where you get to know the animal and connect with it, spend time with it and take things slow. He/she will need to get to know and trust you and learn the rules of the house and what is expected of him/her. This takes time, sometimes 2-3 weeks. During this time we will hold the adoption fee and if the adoption is not working out, we ask that you contact us and return the animal and we will refund your adoption fee.
