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Posted over 7 years ago
| Updated over 6 years ago
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My basic info
Breed
Domestic Shorthair
Color
Gray or Blue (Mostly)
Age
Young
Sex
Male
Pet ID
–
Hair Length
short
My details
Good with kids
Good with cats
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Chaplain (on the left in the picture) was born June 2016 (approx) and was rescued off the streets of Azusa by a homeless gentleman. He asked someone volunteering with The TNR Project to give them a better life than on the streets with him when he was 4 months old with his sister, Maggie. They would curl up at the man's feet every night and sleep with him. Chaplain is really good with kids and he is not used to dogs. He travels in a carrier well and enjoys lots of play and snuggle time with you and his sister. We really want Chaplain to go into a home with his sister, because they are a bonded pair. .
Chaplain will warm your heart and is nothing short of amazing. He is friendly little guy who gets sweeter and more loving with each day. We would love to find him a home ASAP so he can bond with you!
* Date of Birth: June 2016 (approx)
* Color/Breed: Grey & White w/Green Eyes
* Litterbox Trained
* FELV/FIV Negative
* Microchipped
Please contact Chaplain's foster with any and all questions. Then, go here to fill out our Adoption Application:
http://www.thetnrproject.org/adoption-application/
Adoption Donation: This allows us to rescue the next kitty from the streets and pay for their spay/neuter/shots/deworming/flea meds/microchip so they can find their furrever home! We offer a 2-for-1 so our fosters can go in pairs for less anxiety and we have a 2-week trial so we make sure it's a good fit!
Who We Are: The TNR Project is a 100% community volunteer operated group who practice TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) in the San Gabriel Valley. We are furthering the Community Cat Movement. Each person who traps is independent and they are using their own money, time and gas to save the homeless cats & kittens in our local communities.
The TNR Project is always adding volunteers who want to learn to TNR in their neighborhoods and help others control the feral, stray & homeless cat populations. We offer FREE classes on our Events page. TNR has been proven to be the ONLY effective method to controlling the ever-mounting cat populations. We have saved 1000+ cats & kittens lives every year since 2015.
If you would like more information on TNR or learn how you can help your community cats, please visit: www.thetnrproject.org and fill out a contact us/join us form. Save a stray, save a life! Thank you for rescuing!! Big Kitty Love!
