My name is Wally W -C!

Posted 1 year ago | Updated 7 hours ago

I'm being cared for by

Cinderella Pet Rescue

Facts about me

Breed

Domestic Shorthair

Color

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Age

1 year 11 months old, Young

Sex

Male

Pet ID

ps_38077139

Hair Length

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My info

Good with dogs

Good with cats

Shots current

Spayed / Neutered

My story

Wally is a handsome, healthy tabby boy with white highlights. He, his male tabby brothers, and their small black sister, Oliva, have grown up in foster care and are well socialized and affectionate. They get along with other cats and with friendly dogs. Any one of them would make a great companion!

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Rescue

Cinderella Pet Rescue

Contact info

Rescue

Cinderella Pet Rescue

Pet ID

ps_38077139

Contact

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Phone

(956) 391-4399

contact@cinderella-pet-rescue.org

Website

http://www.cinderella-pet-rescue.org

Address

Mission, TX 78574

Donation

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Their adoption process

Additional adoption info

Requirements based on needs of pet.

1) Complete application
2) Pay adoption fee (range of $75 - $175)
3) Schedule home visit
4) Place animal or refund fee.

Adopter has 30 days for 100% refund or exchange for different pet.

Go meet their pets

Located in the Mission area, Cinderella Pet Rescue, as an all-volunteer organization, schedules appointments for people to meet the animals at the shelter or in a foster home. Additionally pets are taken twice monthly to pet store for adoption events. Dates and locations are posted on our website and Facebook page.

More about this rescue

Formed in 2008, Cinderella Pet Rescue was established to rescue animals from abuse, neglect and abandonment and to help prepare the for adoption. Additionally CPR promotes spay/neuter to reduce the serious homeless pet crisis in the Rio Grande Valley of South Texas. An all volunteer organization, there are normally between 55 and 65 dogs at our no-kill shelter as well as a couple dozen cats. Even more pets are placed in foster homes in preparation for adoption. Not funded by anyone, Cinderella Pet Rescue counts on donations and fundraisers to support the needs of the animals in care, from food to veterinary treatment. More volunteers and foster homes are always needed.