In this time of crazy, never-ending kitten seasons, when there are kittens of every shape, size and color coming out of the woodwork meowing for homes, we present to you a senior boy who has been waiting for a lifetime home for a very long time. Some may think, why bother? Put him outside, there are too many. Yes, its true there are too many cats - and many cats more desirable than this Jojen. But inside, Jojen is a cat like any other. He too wants to love and be loved. He too wants to be cared for like a baby. He too wants creature comforts that mean so so much to him, that people can easily provide - a soft warm bed, a kind pet, a kind voice, a nice window to look out - this is the world and more to him. What we want to save is that cat inside him, his soul. Isn't that what its about for all cats? Jojen included? We say Yes!
Jojen is a small brown (grey) tiger strip boy. He's a senior of approximately 11-12 years. (DOB 11.29.13) He's in good shape per bloodwork and body condition.
Jojen teaches us about resiliency, compassion, aging with grace and loving kindness.
He's been extremely resilient throughout his life.
A stray through no fault of his own. He was someone's pet once and neutered as a kitten. He had a taste of what it meant to be loved and cared for. Later abandoned, he survived on the streets being fed along with other cats in the neighborhood. He survived.
As many cats living outdoors in the sub-tropical Florida environment, he was subject to picking up intestinal parasites. He suffered a rectal prolapse. This is when our small rescue stepped up for him. Left untreated, it likely would have led to death due to bleeding. He underwent repair, was treated for the parasites and infection and lived on. He survived.
He is totally 100% healed from this condition for quite a long time. It's no longer an issue. Jojen is a happy and healthy senior!
As a senior and as a 'generic' tabby, Jojen has been overlooked when adopters have been in favor of younger cats and kittens, more colorful felines and ones who maybe didn't need to survive the way he did.
Through all this, Jojen has shown resiliency. He's willing to trust. Trust is key. He needs a person who is willing to give him the time and space to trust as he is naturally a bit slow to trust and shy. Give him a week, maybe two and then he's a really cute sweet boy.
Jojen tested negative for the feline leukemia virus and feline immunodeficiency virus. He is sweet with other cats and can be mixed with your felines, if you have any. He can also be with you, his person, as an only, being the sole recipient of your kindness and compassion.
He's neutered, microchipped, current on rabies and FVRCP vaccines, had deworming protocol and as mentioned Jojen has a fecal pcr and was treated for intestinal infection. He's had normal senior blood panel and is on a monthly flea preventative revolution plus.
We can do a senior blood panel prior to adoption and we can also offer to cover lifetime vetting if his adopter is local. (so we can take him to our vet).
Adoption process includes adoption interest form followed by meet and greet.
Looking for a unicorn adopter for this sweet boy.
Why unicorn?
In this time of crazy, never-ending kitten seasons, when there are kittens of every shape, size and color coming out of the woodwork meowing for homes, we present to you a senior boy who has been waiting for a lifetime home for a very long time. Some may think, why bother? Put him outside, there are too many. Yes, its true there are too many cats - and many cats more desirable than this Jojen. But inside, Jojen is a cat like any other. He too wants to love and be loved. He too wants to be cared for like a baby. He too wants creature comforts that mean so so much to him, that people can easily provide - a soft warm bed, a kind pet, a kind voice, a nice window to look out - this is the world and more to him. What we want to save is that cat inside him, his soul. Isn't that what its about for all cats? Jojen included? We say Yes!
Jojen is a small brown (grey) tiger strip boy. He's a senior of approximately 11-12 years. (DOB 11.29.13) He's in good shape per bloodwork and body condition.
Jojen teaches us about resiliency, compassion, aging with grace and loving kindness.
He's been extremely resilient throughout his life.
A stray through no fault of his own. He was someone's pet once and neutered as a kitten. He had a taste of what it meant to be loved and cared for. Later abandoned, he survived on the streets being fed along with other cats in the neighborhood. He survived.
As many cats living outdoors in the sub-tropical Florida environment, he was subject to picking up intestinal parasites. He suffered a rectal prolapse. This is when our small rescue stepped up for him. Left untreated, it likely would have led to death due to bleeding. He underwent repair, was treated for the parasites and infection and lived on. He survived.
He is totally 100% healed from this condition for quite a long time. It's no longer an issue. Jojen is a happy and healthy senior!
As a senior and as a 'generic' tabby, Jojen has been overlooked when adopters have been in favor of younger cats and kittens, more colorful felines and ones who maybe didn't need to survive the way he did.
Through all this, Jojen has shown resiliency. He's willing to trust. Trust is key. He needs a person who is willing to give him the time and space to trust as he is naturally a bit slow to trust and shy. Give him a week, maybe two and then he's a really cute sweet boy.
Jojen tested negative for the feline leukemia virus and feline immunodeficiency virus. He is sweet with other cats and can be mixed with your felines, if you have any. He can also be with you, his person, as an only, being the sole recipient of your kindness and compassion.
He's neutered, microchipped, current on rabies and FVRCP vaccines, had deworming protocol and as mentioned Jojen has a fecal pcr and was treated for intestinal infection. He's had normal senior blood panel and is on a monthly flea preventative revolution plus.
We can do a senior blood panel prior to adoption and we can also offer to cover lifetime vetting if his adopter is local. (so we can take him to our vet).
Adoption process includes adoption interest form followed by meet and greet.
Please call or email a request for an application or complete one here:
https://form.jotform.com/233454813758161
2.
Meet the Pet
Meet and greets are scheduled by appointment at the local Pet store.
3.
Sign Adoption Contract
4.
Pay Fee
5.
Take the Pet Home
Additional adoption info
Adoption fees as listed for the cat or kitten marked. In general, kittens under 6 months of age have an adoption fee of $130-140. Long hair kittens, siamese type kittens adoption fees are generally $150-$175. Young adult cats $95-$100. Adult cats and seniors $75-$95.
All adoption fees and donations go to the rescue and care of kittens and cats, including veterinary exams and treatment of any veterinary need, the testing for feline leukemia and feline immunodeficiency virus, spay, and neuter, microchipping, vaccinations, worming, fecal testing and flea treatment. In addition we feed the cats and kittens quality wet food. Litter, scratching posts and toys are provided to them while they await their forever home.
Adoption screening and contract documents are required.
If you are interested in meeting a pet, please call, text or e-mail to ask questions about the kitty, ask for an application and arrange a meet and greet.
If you are interested in adopting a pet, an application needs to be filled out prior to the scheduled meet and greet. Once approved by an adoption counselor, a meet and greet can be scheduled and possible adoption may take place. An adoption contract is required. Please call, text or e-mail for further information or to begin the adoption process.
Adoption fees as listed for the cat or kitten marked. In general, kittens under 6 months of age have an adoption fee of $130-140. Long hair kittens, siamese type kittens adoption fees are generally $150-$175. Young adult cats $95-$100. Adult cats and seniors $75-$95.
All adoption fees and donations go to the rescue and care of kittens and cats, including veterinary exams and treatment of any veterinary need, the testing for feline leukemia and feline immunodeficiency virus, spay, and neuter, microchipping, vaccinations, worming, fecal testing and flea treatment. In addition we feed the cats and kittens quality wet food. Litter, scratching posts and toys are provided to them while they await their forever home.
Adoption screening and contract documents are required.
If you are interested in meeting a pet, please call, text or e-mail to ask questions about the kitty, ask for an application and arrange a meet and greet.
If you are interested in adopting a pet, an application needs to be filled out prior to the scheduled meet and greet. Once approved by an adoption counselor, a meet and greet can be scheduled and possible adoption may take place. An adoption contract is required. Please call, text or e-mail for further information or to begin the adoption process.
Prospective adopters and cats meet each other by appointment. Please e-mail cecdev@hotmail.com or text 561-517-7609. We will respond within 24 hours.
Prospective adopters and cats meet each other by appointment. Please e-mail cecdev@hotmail.com or text 561-517-7609. We will respond within 24 hours.
More about this rescue
We are very sensitive to the cat overpopulation crisis and the harsh reality of cats and kittens living on the streets of south Florida.
We are a small foster based self-funded rescue. Cats and kittens are in foster homes where they receive socialization, love and care while awaiting their forever homes. We do everything possible to match them into a compatible home.
The cats are spayed / neutered up to date on vaccinations. Medical needs are met. These are wonderful, loving animals in need of good homes. They would be grateful to be loved by a permanent pet parent - and family! Kitties are seen by appointment. - just e-mail or text!
We do what we do because nothing makes us happier than to see a cat in need go from homeless and helpless to being loved forever.
We are currently not accepting cats into the rescue program due to space requirements. We are currently adopting out cats from my rescue program. All cats and kittens are in foster homes.
We are very sensitive to the cat overpopulation crisis and the harsh reality of cats and kittens living on the streets of south Florida.
We are a small foster based self-funded rescue. Cats and kittens are in foster homes where they receive socialization, love and care while awaiting their forever homes. We do everything possible to match them into a compatible home.
The cats are spayed / neutered up to date on vaccinations. Medical needs are met. These are wonderful, loving animals in need of good homes. They would be grateful to be loved by a permanent pet parent - and family! Kitties are seen by appointment. - just e-mail or text!
We do what we do because nothing makes us happier than to see a cat in need go from homeless and helpless to being loved forever.
We are currently not accepting cats into the rescue program due to space requirements. We are currently adopting out cats from my rescue program. All cats and kittens are in foster homes.
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