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My basic info
Breed
Domestic Shorthair
Color
Black (All)
Age
Young
Sex
Male
Pet ID
3280
Hair Length
–
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Almond joy- little Almond has come such a long way from hiding out around... well, really anything. Almond enjoys playing with his brothers, and once you have some time with him, he lets you hold him and has so much love to give. The house asked to be patient with him as he was somewhat nervous at first.
Willow - Willow keeps growing taller! He will be a tall cat, but he is sure beautiful. We have an adult cat in the house who Willow adores and may benefit from going to a house with another cat. Willow is a little cuddle bug, and it's very playful.
Oakley- he is a beautiful cat with a beautiful personality. He enjoys playing with his brothers and taking long naps perched up high. He is still a little nervous around new people, so he will need some time to adjust, but once he is comfortable, he has a ball of joy.
Douglas- this little love bug is the youngest of the group and, therefore, the smallest, but is by no means the runt of the litter. Douglas loves playing with his brothers, and he keeps growing. He's no longer at the bottom of the cat pile.
These boys have all been neutered and microchipped, are current on vaccinations, and have been preventatively treated for fleas and worms. FIV/FELV tests can be performed upon request for a fee. If you are interested in adopting any of these boys, please submit an adoption application and attend our adoption events. With questions or inquiries, please email the adoption coordinator, Jenavieve, at jrutherford@tvar.org.
Almond joy- little Almond has come such a long way from hiding out around... well, really anything. Almond enjoys playing with his brothers, and once you have some time with him, he lets you hold him and has so much love to give. The house asked to be patient with him as he was somewhat nervous at first.
Willow - Willow keeps growing taller! He will be a tall cat, but he is sure beautiful. We have an adult cat in the house who Willow adores and may benefit from going to a house with another cat. Willow is a little cuddle bug, and it's very playful.
Oakley- he is a beautiful cat with a beautiful personality. He enjoys playing with his brothers and taking long naps perched up high. He is still a little nervous around new people, so he will need some time to adjust, but once he is comfortable, he has a ball of joy.
Douglas- this little love bug is the youngest of the group and, therefore, the smallest, but is by no means the runt of the litter. Douglas loves playing with his brothers, and he keeps growing. He's no longer at the bottom of the cat pile.
These boys have all been neutered and microchipped, are current on vaccinations, and have been preventatively treated for fleas and worms. FIV/FELV tests can be performed upon request for a fee. If you are interested in adopting any of these boys, please submit an adoption application and attend our adoption events. With questions or inquiries, please email the adoption coordinator, Jenavieve, at jrutherford@tvar.org.
Please browse our adoptable animals. We make every effort to keep our listings updated.
Each of our animals has contact information in the description - either referencing the phone number of the foster volunteer who is fostering the animal or East County Animal Shelter contact information if a shelter animal.
If you have questions, please use the contact information in the description directly. We attempt to forward emails sent to contact@tvar.org to the foster though it is not necessarily before the animal is adopted. Also, volunteers who monitor this email do not know the animals whereas the fosters do!
If a dog or puppy is in foster with TVAR, please fill out an adoption application (available here: https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/TVAR/Dog). We consider each application and pick the best one for the animal in question. In general, we do not do out of area adoptions. Kittens do not need applications completed - just contact the foster!
If an animal is at ECAS, they have their own adoption process. Please go to ECAS (they are open daily 11:30am to 5:30pm except holidays) to meet the animal and learn about ECAS's adoption process.
All TVAR animals are spayed/neutered, up-to-date on vaccines, treated for worms and fleas, and microchipped. Felines are FIV/FeLV tested. Many of our pets also come with a "packed bag" that can include a variety of goodies like bedding, food, toys, leashes, and even private training sessions with our professional trainers. Adoption fees vary by species. Our fee range is $120-$350. The foster volunteer can provide specifics for the animals in their care.
Please browse our adoptable animals. We make every effort to keep our listings updated.
Each of our animals has contact information in the description - either referencing the phone number of the foster volunteer who is fostering the animal or East County Animal Shelter contact information if a shelter animal.
If you have questions, please use the contact information in the description directly. We attempt to forward emails sent to contact@tvar.org to the foster though it is not necessarily before the animal is adopted. Also, volunteers who monitor this email do not know the animals whereas the fosters do!
If a dog or puppy is in foster with TVAR, please fill out an adoption application (available here: https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/TVAR/Dog). We consider each application and pick the best one for the animal in question. In general, we do not do out of area adoptions. Kittens do not need applications completed - just contact the foster!
If an animal is at ECAS, they have their own adoption process. Please go to ECAS (they are open daily 11:30am to 5:30pm except holidays) to meet the animal and learn about ECAS's adoption process.
All TVAR animals are spayed/neutered, up-to-date on vaccines, treated for worms and fleas, and microchipped. Felines are FIV/FeLV tested. Many of our pets also come with a "packed bag" that can include a variety of goodies like bedding, food, toys, leashes, and even private training sessions with our professional trainers. Adoption fees vary by species. Our fee range is $120-$350. The foster volunteer can provide specifics for the animals in their care.
**Please go to www.tvar.org to check adoption event status before going** Dog adoptions take place at the Pleasanton Farmers Market, at the park on the corner of First and Angela streets, every Saturday morning from 10am to 1pm. All of our adoptable dogs (and selected ECAS dogs) are available on our website and on adopt-a-pet.com.
Kittens adoptions take place every Saturday and Sunday from 11 am to 3 pm at the Dublin PetSmart, pending availability. During kitten season (March to December), we have way more kittens than we could ever hope to post online, so come visit us at PetSmart to see our selection.
All of our adoptable animals can also be met/adopted by appointment made directly with the foster volunteers.
**Please go to www.tvar.org to check adoption event status before going** Dog adoptions take place at the Pleasanton Farmers Market, at the park on the corner of First and Angela streets, every Saturday morning from 10am to 1pm. All of our adoptable dogs (and selected ECAS dogs) are available on our website and on adopt-a-pet.com.
Kittens adoptions take place every Saturday and Sunday from 11 am to 3 pm at the Dublin PetSmart, pending availability. During kitten season (March to December), we have way more kittens than we could ever hope to post online, so come visit us at PetSmart to see our selection.
All of our adoptable animals can also be met/adopted by appointment made directly with the foster volunteers.
More about this rescue
Tri-Valley Animal Rescue (TVAR) was founded in 1992 and is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization serving the East Bay (San Francisco Bay Area). We primarily place shelter animals in foster care of TVAR volunteers while trying to find them permanent homes. Although we do not have a facility of our own, we help over 1000 animals find forever homes yearly through the hard work and dedication of our East County Animal Shelter shelter volunteers who socialize shelter animals daily and assist the public in selecting a pet to adopt.
We have a variety of volunteer programs including a shelter program and four foster programs. We are always looking for more volunteers - especially fosters. If you are interested in volunteering with us, please check out our volunteer page (https://www.tvar.org/volunteer/) for information.
Tri-Valley Animal Rescue (TVAR) was founded in 1992 and is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization serving the East Bay (San Francisco Bay Area). We primarily place shelter animals in foster care of TVAR volunteers while trying to find them permanent homes. Although we do not have a facility of our own, we help over 1000 animals find forever homes yearly through the hard work and dedication of our East County Animal Shelter shelter volunteers who socialize shelter animals daily and assist the public in selecting a pet to adopt.
We have a variety of volunteer programs including a shelter program and four foster programs. We are always looking for more volunteers - especially fosters. If you are interested in volunteering with us, please check out our volunteer page (https://www.tvar.org/volunteer/) for information.
