This helps Humane Society of West Michigan with pet care costs.
My basic info
Breed
Domestic Mediumhair/Domestic Mediumhair
Color
Black (All)/White
Age
12 years 7 months old, Senior
Sex
Female
Pet ID
8169
Hair Length
–
My details
Good with dogs
Spayed / Neutered
Has special needs
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Meet Sweetie, a 12-year-old delight who truly lives up to her name! This affectionate, gentle girl has a knack for comforting her humans—if you’re ever having a nightmare, she’ll curl up beside you and purr you back to sleep.
Sweetie is incredibly affectionate once she’s had time to settle in. She may be cautious with new people and places at first, often taking a few days to feel safe enough to come out of hiding. But with a soft voice and a little patience, her sweet, social nature shines through. Since adjusting to her foster home, she’s become a total snuggle bug who loves curling up on your chest and purring for pets.
She thrives in a home where she can be the only cat, as other cats have caused her stress in the past. Sweetie was surrendered for litter box issues, but since receiving medical care and living in a cat-free foster home, she’s been using her litter box reliably. She’s currently coexisting peacefully with the foster’s older dog and may do well with another calm dog after a slow introduction.
Sweetie’s favorite hobbies include basking in sunny spots, napping on cozy furniture, and playing with her beloved string toy. She hasn't lived with children before, but she may be a good fit for a quiet home with respectful, older kids—an intro is recommended.
P.S. Sweetie’s adoption fee has been mostly covered by a kindhearted friend—there’s just a small fee to help with her dental care. Think of it as her smile fund!
Meet Sweetie, a 12-year-old delight who truly lives up to her name! This affectionate, gentle girl has a knack for comforting her humans—if you’re ever having a nightmare, she’ll curl up beside you and purr you back to sleep.
Sweetie is incredibly affectionate once she’s had time to settle in. She may be cautious with new people and places at first, often taking a few days to feel safe enough to come out of hiding. But with a soft voice and a little patience, her sweet, social nature shines through. Since adjusting to her foster home, she’s become a total snuggle bug who loves curling up on your chest and purring for pets.
She thrives in a home where she can be the only cat, as other cats have caused her stress in the past. Sweetie was surrendered for litter box issues, but since receiving medical care and living in a cat-free foster home, she’s been using her litter box reliably. She’s currently coexisting peacefully with the foster’s older dog and may do well with another calm dog after a slow introduction.
Sweetie’s favorite hobbies include basking in sunny spots, napping on cozy furniture, and playing with her beloved string toy. She hasn't lived with children before, but she may be a good fit for a quiet home with respectful, older kids—an intro is recommended.
P.S. Sweetie’s adoption fee has been mostly covered by a kindhearted friend—there’s just a small fee to help with her dental care. Think of it as her smile fund!
You are more than welcome to come down and see our adoptable animals. If you see one that you're interested in you will fill out an adoption survey which gives us information on what you are looking for and what best suites you. If you are approved you can meet with an animal and go with the adoption process from there.
Our adoption fees are as follows:
Puppies under 4 months - $250; Dogs (over 4 months) - $175; Dogs over 7 years - $75
Kittens (under 1 year) - $75; Cats (over 1 year) - $45
Rabbits-Neutered: $30, Spayed: $50, Neither: $15
Guinea Pigs-$10
Other small critters and birds-fees vary
You are more than welcome to come down and see our adoptable animals. If you see one that you're interested in you will fill out an adoption survey which gives us information on what you are looking for and what best suites you. If you are approved you can meet with an animal and go with the adoption process from there.
Our adoption fees are as follows:
Puppies under 4 months - $250; Dogs (over 4 months) - $175; Dogs over 7 years - $75
Kittens (under 1 year) - $75; Cats (over 1 year) - $45
Rabbits-Neutered: $30, Spayed: $50, Neither: $15
Guinea Pigs-$10
Other small critters and birds-fees vary
Go meet their pets
You are welcome to visit our facility and see the animals we have available. We are located at 3077 Wilson Dr NW Walker, MI 49534. This is on Wilson, north of 3 Mile.
We are open:
Tues - Fri: 2-7
Sat: 10-4
Closed for adoptions Sunday & Monday
WE DO STOP CONDUCTING ADOPTION CONSULTS A HALF HOUR BEFORE WE CLOSE EACH EVENING.
You are welcome to visit our facility and see the animals we have available. We are located at 3077 Wilson Dr NW Walker, MI 49534. This is on Wilson, north of 3 Mile.
We are open:
Tues - Fri: 2-7
Sat: 10-4
Closed for adoptions Sunday & Monday
WE DO STOP CONDUCTING ADOPTION CONSULTS A HALF HOUR BEFORE WE CLOSE EACH EVENING.
More about this shelter
We are a private, non-profit organization. We do no recieve any funding from the governemnt, we rely solely on the generous donations of people like you!
The Humane Society of West Michigan is dedicated to the protection and care of all animals. We give voice to creatures who cannot speak for themselves.
We do this by:
Promoting responsible pet care through public education and services
Working to reduce unwanted pet populations
Providing humane care to abandoned, injured or relinquished pets
Finding homes for adoptable pets
Our vision is a community in which:
All pets are provided with adequate food, shelter, medical care, companionship, and appropriate training
All companion pets are spayed or neutered
All pets are wanted and considered a part of the family
We are a private, non-profit organization. We do no recieve any funding from the governemnt, we rely solely on the generous donations of people like you!
The Humane Society of West Michigan is dedicated to the protection and care of all animals. We give voice to creatures who cannot speak for themselves.
We do this by:
Promoting responsible pet care through public education and services
Working to reduce unwanted pet populations
Providing humane care to abandoned, injured or relinquished pets
Finding homes for adoptable pets
Our vision is a community in which:
All pets are provided with adequate food, shelter, medical care, companionship, and appropriate training
All companion pets are spayed or neutered
All pets are wanted and considered a part of the family
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We'll also keep you updated on Jackie-Foster's adoption status with email updates.