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This helps Homes for Orphaned Pets Exist (HOPE) with pet care costs.
My basic info
Breed
Domestic Shorthair
Color
Black (All)
Age
Adult
Sex
Male
Pet ID
1328
Hair Length
–
My details
Spayed / Neutered
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Hello friend...
My name is Casserole, my friends call me Cass. I am a very sweet, special needs 3-year-old boy looking for the puuurfect home!
You see, I have moderate/high level Cerebellar Hypoplasia, C.H. for short. C.H. is a neurological disorder. I am not in any pain, even though it may look like it at times. CH effects my mobility. I wobble around, I fall down and sometimes I am all over the place. This is why someone with prior experience with my condition would be best!
I need a home that is preferably a 1 story house, as I will not do well with stairs and could fall down them. I would not do well in an apartment because I like to yell pretty loud sometimes. A home with older children would be best too, because I sometimes give love nips. I do love bunny hopping into your lap and stealing ALL of your attention.
I get along with other cats, but I am not fond of dogs. With my condition, either one other cat friend or being the only cat in the house, would be best. Someone who works from home or someone who is able to have someone home 24 hours per day would be ideal as I am VERY accident prone and could seriously hurt myself if I'm not monitored constantly. I would also need to be in a confined in a safe room at night when you're sleeping so I don't get hurt. All i want to do is play like crazy and cuddle you during the night! I just need someone who understands me and my needs, could it be you?
Casserole needs a home with a human who has experience with CH cats.
Hello friend...
My name is Casserole, my friends call me Cass. I am a very sweet, special needs 3-year-old boy looking for the puuurfect home!
You see, I have moderate/high level Cerebellar Hypoplasia, C.H. for short. C.H. is a neurological disorder. I am not in any pain, even though it may look like it at times. CH effects my mobility. I wobble around, I fall down and sometimes I am all over the place. This is why someone with prior experience with my condition would be best!
I need a home that is preferably a 1 story house, as I will not do well with stairs and could fall down them. I would not do well in an apartment because I like to yell pretty loud sometimes. A home with older children would be best too, because I sometimes give love nips. I do love bunny hopping into your lap and stealing ALL of your attention.
I get along with other cats, but I am not fond of dogs. With my condition, either one other cat friend or being the only cat in the house, would be best. Someone who works from home or someone who is able to have someone home 24 hours per day would be ideal as I am VERY accident prone and could seriously hurt myself if I'm not monitored constantly. I would also need to be in a confined in a safe room at night when you're sleeping so I don't get hurt. All i want to do is play like crazy and cuddle you during the night! I just need someone who understands me and my needs, could it be you?
Casserole needs a home with a human who has experience with CH cats.
We get all vet information so we can perform a Vet Check.
4.
Meet the Pet
Cats are usually met in our adoption facility and dogs are met at an adoption event or with their foster.
5.
Approve Application
6.
Sign Adoption Contract
The fee is paid at the same time as signing the contract.
7.
Take the Pet Home
Additional adoption info
We require an application to be submitted. We will call your landlord, if applicable, and your veterinarian. We will visit your home prior to placing a pet with you to ensure as perfect a match as we can. Applying for a pet does not guarantee adoption. Our adoption fee is $100 for cats and $225 for dogs. We have a Senior to Senior adoption program - all pets 7 years of age up may be placed free of charge to a qualified senior citizen (age 65 and older).
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All HOPE animals are spayed or neutered prior to adoption. All HOPE animals are tested for heartworm, Lymes, feline leukemia, etc. and have been vaccinated as appropriate for the pet's age and species.
We require an application to be submitted. We will call your landlord, if applicable, and your veterinarian. We will visit your home prior to placing a pet with you to ensure as perfect a match as we can. Applying for a pet does not guarantee adoption. Our adoption fee is $100 for cats and $225 for dogs. We have a Senior to Senior adoption program - all pets 7 years of age up may be placed free of charge to a qualified senior citizen (age 65 and older).
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All HOPE animals are spayed or neutered prior to adoption. All HOPE animals are tested for heartworm, Lymes, feline leukemia, etc. and have been vaccinated as appropriate for the pet's age and species.
You can always see our pets on our website www.hopeanimalrescue.org, and meet our cats at our adoption center in the Wilton Mall.. To meet a specific pet, you can call to set up an appointment with the pet's foster home. We also regularly have adoption clinics in the local area. These are listed on our website, www.hopeanimalrescue.org, or you may call us at (518)-450-7013. Be sure to check us out on Facebook & Instagram.
You can always see our pets on our website www.hopeanimalrescue.org, and meet our cats at our adoption center in the Wilton Mall.. To meet a specific pet, you can call to set up an appointment with the pet's foster home. We also regularly have adoption clinics in the local area. These are listed on our website, www.hopeanimalrescue.org, or you may call us at (518)-450-7013. Be sure to check us out on Facebook & Instagram.
More about this rescue
We mainly rescue dogs and cats from local Animal Shelters/Control when those facilities are overcrowded. Our adoptable cats are located in our H.O.P.E. Pet Adoption Center in the Wilton Mall and dogs are in individual foster homes.
We have educational programs for children and adults about choosing a pet and the responsibilities of pet ownership, and safety around animals.
We welcome volunteers for any of these programs or for our fundraising committee.
We mainly rescue dogs and cats from local Animal Shelters/Control when those facilities are overcrowded. Our adoptable cats are located in our H.O.P.E. Pet Adoption Center in the Wilton Mall and dogs are in individual foster homes.
We have educational programs for children and adults about choosing a pet and the responsibilities of pet ownership, and safety around animals.
We welcome volunteers for any of these programs or for our fundraising committee.
