Monrovia, CA - Domestic Shorthair. Meet Yolani (ADOPTED!) a Pet for Adoption

My basic info

Breed

Domestic Shorthair

Color

Black (All)

Age

4 years 4 months old, Adult

Sex

Male

Pet ID

Yolani

Hair Length

short

My details

Good with kids

Good with cats

Shots current

Spayed / Neutered

My personality

My story

Here's what the humans have to say about me:

* COURTESY POST FOR INDEPENDENT TRAPPER/FOSTER/ADOPTER **

Yolani is another handsome love who was born on the streets in a colony. He was so happy that he got scooped up and brought inside by a foster mom. He loves to get attention and make muffins. He has this little strut that is adorable and he knows he's super cute. He will need a buddy because he loves being around other kitties and having kitty playtime. He is full of cuteness and prefers people...he will always come and snuggle on your lap for hours if you let him. He's great when watching movies! Yolani is a lovebug who never disappoints and is a favorite. This mini-panther is amazing and someone will be very lucky to have him!

* Date of Birth: April 2021 (approx)
* Breed/Color: DSH Black
* Neutered
* Vaccinated
* SNAP FELV/FIV Tested: Negative/Negative
* Microchipped
* Flea Treated
* Dewormed
* Litterbox Trained
* Litter Preference: All Natural, Non Scented
* Scratch Post Preference: Rope Sisal & Cardboard
* Best Friends: Gremlin
* Ask About Our Adopt-a-Pair Program to keep siblings & best friends together!

Another unwanted life saved from the streets….

ADOPT-A-PET FORMS EXPLANATION:

* ADOPTION APPLICATIONS:
. Applications get the adoption process moving
. Applications receive priority over inquiries
. Fill Out an Adoption Application on our website: www.thetnrproject.org/adoption-application

* INQUIRY FORMS:
. Please include your phone number (in case you don’t receive our emails)
. Inquiries don’t start the adoption process
. Inquiries are additional questions you may have about the kitty

FACT: Did you know 80-90% of the cats in the shelters are from the streets? Please consider fostering with us to save more lives. Always remember to Sterilize....Don't Euthanize!