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Posted over 7 years ago
| Updated over 7 years ago
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My basic info
Breed
Domestic Shorthair
Color
Gray, Blue or Silver Tabby
Age
Kitten
Sex
Male
Pet ID
16-140
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:
We had kind of a rough start in life. We came from a really big family (thirty cats and forty four kittens). Food was scarce and medical care was nonexistent but we were well loved and it shows. We love everyone!! Now that we are well fed and well cared for, we are looking for a special family that we can love. Could that be you?
Albus came to ADOPT in May from River Cats. He was born around April 2016
THINGS TO CONSIDER BEFORE ADOPTING A KITTEN:
1. The average life span of a cat is sixteen to twenty years. Will your life style continue to accommodate a cat for the next twenty years?
2. While your house may be child proof, is it kitten proof? Clothes washers, dryers, refrigerators and toilets can be hazardous or deadly to kittens.
3. It is natural for a cat to gravitate to high places such as counter-tops, tables, etc.. The best way to alleviate such problems is to provide your kitten with a cat tree.
4. Cats have a natural need to scratch. Providing a good scratching post or cat tree along with regular nail trims is a great way to protect your furniture.
5. Folks who have not been exposed to cats may be allergic. Ask a counselor about the pillow test to check for allergies.
6. Active children may not mix well with small kittens. You may want to consider an older kitten or adult cat.
7. Young kittens (under five months of age) are very active and would benefit from the company of another kitten or young cat to keep them busy and develop normal cat social skills. We typically require that kittens be adopted in pairs.
For more information about this animal, email: lharper6@aol.com
For information about adoption procedure e-mail catquestions@adoptpetshelter.org. Go to our website at www.adoptpetshelter.org and look under the Adoptions menu for information on how to adopt an animal.
