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Alejandro here! I thought I’d take a break from being hard at work in the office to remind everyone the SPCA has some really great F.I.V cats available for adoption!
Don’t know what F.I.V is? I know all about it! I found out I had it when coming to the SPCA but they told me not to worry, I’ll be just fine. FIV just means that my immune system is not as strong as regular cats'. FIV is a strictly cat thing - it's spread by deep, penetrating bite wounds and cannot be given to people, dogs, marmots, or pandas. But it means that very gradual introductions to other cats are required to make sure that everyone gets along and is content!
FIV cannot be spread through mutual grooming, sharing dishes or litter boxes, regular roughhousing, joint credit accounts, or one cat trying to squish into a shoebox that is already occupied by another cat.
I know I speak for all the guys here who also have F.I.V that we also require lots of love and positive reinforcement such as being told regularly that we are good cats, that we are pretty cats, that we are the bestest cats.
(While there are some great cats up for adoption, I’d just like to point out that I too am ready for my furr-ever home. I’m 4 years old, neutered, and up-to-date on my vaccines…whatever those are. They also tell me all F.I.V cats are only $35 thanks to our F.I.V to H.O.M.E.S discount.)
Alejandro here! I thought I’d take a break from being hard at work in the office to remind everyone the SPCA has some really great F.I.V cats available for adoption!
Don’t know what F.I.V is? I know all about it! I found out I had it when coming to the SPCA but they told me not to worry, I’ll be just fine. FIV just means that my immune system is not as strong as regular cats'. FIV is a strictly cat thing - it's spread by deep, penetrating bite wounds and cannot be given to people, dogs, marmots, or pandas. But it means that very gradual introductions to other cats are required to make sure that everyone gets along and is content!
FIV cannot be spread through mutual grooming, sharing dishes or litter boxes, regular roughhousing, joint credit accounts, or one cat trying to squish into a shoebox that is already occupied by another cat.
I know I speak for all the guys here who also have F.I.V that we also require lots of love and positive reinforcement such as being told regularly that we are good cats, that we are pretty cats, that we are the bestest cats.
(While there are some great cats up for adoption, I’d just like to point out that I too am ready for my furr-ever home. I’m 4 years old, neutered, and up-to-date on my vaccines…whatever those are. They also tell me all F.I.V cats are only $35 thanks to our F.I.V to H.O.M.E.S discount.)
Adoption fees are: Cats over a year old $70, Kittens under 1 year old $100, (ALL ADOPTED CATS MUST LEAVE THE SPCA IN A CARRIER) Dogs over a year old $155, Puppies under a year are $200. (Fees may vary depending on age, breed, if adopter adopts multiple animals, etc) Feel free to download an adoption application to bring with you when you come to our shelter by visiting our website at www.medinacountyspca.com and click on the "adopt" page.
Adoption fees are: Cats over a year old $70, Kittens under 1 year old $100, (ALL ADOPTED CATS MUST LEAVE THE SPCA IN A CARRIER) Dogs over a year old $155, Puppies under a year are $200. (Fees may vary depending on age, breed, if adopter adopts multiple animals, etc) Feel free to download an adoption application to bring with you when you come to our shelter by visiting our website at www.medinacountyspca.com and click on the "adopt" page.
Go meet their pets
We are open to the public every day of the week from 12-4 except for Mondays & Wednesdays. Besides having a shelter full of animals, the Medina County SPCA has two or three cats at the Medina Petsmart, Medina Pet Supplies Plus and Wooster Petsmart on a regular bases. On the first Saturday of each month we also hold onsite adoptions at the Medina Petsmart.
We are open to the public every day of the week from 12-4 except for Mondays & Wednesdays. Besides having a shelter full of animals, the Medina County SPCA has two or three cats at the Medina Petsmart, Medina Pet Supplies Plus and Wooster Petsmart on a regular bases. On the first Saturday of each month we also hold onsite adoptions at the Medina Petsmart.
More about this rescue
The Medina County SPCA, founded in 1985, is a nonprofit organization supported solely by private donations and grants. We are not a part of any national associations or animal welfare groups. We are committed to sheltering and finding homes for sick, injured, abused and abandoned animals of Medina County.
Over the years, we have served thousands of injured,
abandoned, abused and neglected animals throughout Medina County. We also focus on pet-owner education and animal abuse prevention. Our Humane Officers employed by the MSPCA are used to investigate and pursue cases of animals in need.
The Medina County SPCA, founded in 1985, is a nonprofit organization supported solely by private donations and grants. We are not a part of any national associations or animal welfare groups. We are committed to sheltering and finding homes for sick, injured, abused and abandoned animals of Medina County.
Over the years, we have served thousands of injured,
abandoned, abused and neglected animals throughout Medina County. We also focus on pet-owner education and animal abuse prevention. Our Humane Officers employed by the MSPCA are used to investigate and pursue cases of animals in need.
