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Meet gorgeous "I love everybody" Leo (estimated DOB: 7/27/2022), an easygoing, curious, and confident orange boy. Leo loves to be loved and is a purr machine. He enjoys human interaction and loves to play. He asks for his laser toy by standing and staring purposefully at his toy box. Whether chasing the laser pointer or knocking his favorite little ball down the stairs and carrying it back up, it is not uncommon for him to play for a solid 20 minutes straight! Leo’s independent time is spent napping in his chosen chair or cat bed and watching the squirrels and birds from the window. He is not a lap cat, but he likes having his humans close by.
Leo was rescued in the summer of 2023, along with 30 other abandoned cats and kittens. Soon after his rescue, we noticed that Leo had episodes of an unknown origin that came on suddenly, lasted a few moments, and abruptly stopped. Following a series of diagnostic tests, the vet concluded that Leo suffers from focal seizures. His seizures are brought on spontaneously and by excitement. Specifically, he becomes happy and excitable in the morning which brings on a small series of mini seizures that last 10 seconds or less. Additionally, he sometimes becomes overexcited when being pet, which can trigger a seizure. Leo is treated with two dosages of phenobarbital each day. This medication, along with the wonderful relationship with his foster family, has improved his strength, weight, vigor, and management of his seizures.
Given his medical needs, Leo needs an experienced adopter. Because he will need careful attention and has historically not done well with other cats, he will need to be the only cat in his home. He is still a young cat with lots of energy, so his adopter will need to be able to give him the attention he needs. It is our opinion that play keeps him sharp mentally and may help with his seizures; surprisingly, he does not seize during or after playtime. For all that he deals with on a daily basis, Leo is a happy, easygoing boy who is looking for his forever home.
For more information and pictures, go to our website: http://www.ppahrescue.org/adoptable-pets/
To submit an adoption application online: http://www.ppahrescue.org/adoptapp/
If you cannot adopt, please share to help Leo find a "furrever" home.
To make a donation via PayPal, USPS, or one of our current campaigns; to provide an item from our Amazon Wish List, or to sponsor an animal, please do so here: http://www.ppahrescue.org/donation/
All animals are already spayed/neutered, FIV/FeLV tested negative, micro-chipped, de-wormed and have all necessary shots. They are ready to go to a loving home. Adoption fee is $175.00.
If you have any questions, please email Admin@PPAHrescue.org.
Thank you.
Meet gorgeous "I love everybody" Leo (estimated DOB: 7/27/2022), an easygoing, curious, and confident orange boy. Leo loves to be loved and is a purr machine. He enjoys human interaction and loves to play. He asks for his laser toy by standing and staring purposefully at his toy box. Whether chasing the laser pointer or knocking his favorite little ball down the stairs and carrying it back up, it is not uncommon for him to play for a solid 20 minutes straight! Leo’s independent time is spent napping in his chosen chair or cat bed and watching the squirrels and birds from the window. He is not a lap cat, but he likes having his humans close by.
Leo was rescued in the summer of 2023, along with 30 other abandoned cats and kittens. Soon after his rescue, we noticed that Leo had episodes of an unknown origin that came on suddenly, lasted a few moments, and abruptly stopped. Following a series of diagnostic tests, the vet concluded that Leo suffers from focal seizures. His seizures are brought on spontaneously and by excitement. Specifically, he becomes happy and excitable in the morning which brings on a small series of mini seizures that last 10 seconds or less. Additionally, he sometimes becomes overexcited when being pet, which can trigger a seizure. Leo is treated with two dosages of phenobarbital each day. This medication, along with the wonderful relationship with his foster family, has improved his strength, weight, vigor, and management of his seizures.
Given his medical needs, Leo needs an experienced adopter. Because he will need careful attention and has historically not done well with other cats, he will need to be the only cat in his home. He is still a young cat with lots of energy, so his adopter will need to be able to give him the attention he needs. It is our opinion that play keeps him sharp mentally and may help with his seizures; surprisingly, he does not seize during or after playtime. For all that he deals with on a daily basis, Leo is a happy, easygoing boy who is looking for his forever home.
For more information and pictures, go to our website: http://www.ppahrescue.org/adoptable-pets/
To submit an adoption application online: http://www.ppahrescue.org/adoptapp/
If you cannot adopt, please share to help Leo find a "furrever" home.
To make a donation via PayPal, USPS, or one of our current campaigns; to provide an item from our Amazon Wish List, or to sponsor an animal, please do so here: http://www.ppahrescue.org/donation/
All animals are already spayed/neutered, FIV/FeLV tested negative, micro-chipped, de-wormed and have all necessary shots. They are ready to go to a loving home. Adoption fee is $175.00.
If you have any questions, please email Admin@PPAHrescue.org.
Once you have chosen a pet from online or visited at one of our adoption centers, you may decide to submit an application.
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Interview
Your application will be acknowledged and a request made for a convenient time to set up a phone interview.
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Home Check
We do not visit your home, but we do check vet and personal references.
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Approve Application
Once approved, you will meet with our adoption manager, sign your contract, pay your $175 donation fee, and pick up your new baby!
Additional adoption info
Adoption application is required. If approved for an adoption there is an adoption contract and a $175.00/$400.00 adoption fee. The $175.00 adoption fee for cats includes the spay/neuter, AKC micro-chipping, FIV/FeLV testing (Feline) or Heartworm testing (Canine), deworming, de-fleaing and vaccines.
Adoption application is required. If approved for an adoption there is an adoption contract and a $175.00/$400.00 adoption fee. The $175.00 adoption fee for cats includes the spay/neuter, AKC micro-chipping, FIV/FeLV testing (Feline) or Heartworm testing (Canine), deworming, de-fleaing and vaccines.
Precious Pets, Almost Home Association is a rescue group/foster home program. We consist of dedicated individuals that are joined together by their compassion and love for homeless cats and dogs! Precious Pets, Almost Home Association is a 501(c)3 non-profit charity. We are completely volunteer run. All donations are fully tax-deductible. We do not receive any city, state or federal funding. All of our support comes from concerned and involved individuals like you that share our compassion and love for homeless cats and dogs
Precious Pets, Almost Home Association is a rescue group/foster home program. We consist of dedicated individuals that are joined together by their compassion and love for homeless cats and dogs! Precious Pets, Almost Home Association is a 501(c)3 non-profit charity. We are completely volunteer run. All donations are fully tax-deductible. We do not receive any city, state or federal funding. All of our support comes from concerned and involved individuals like you that share our compassion and love for homeless cats and dogs
