My name is Spinach!

Posted over 2 weeks ago

Cared for by Tails High, Inc.

My basic info

Breed

Tabby

Color

Gray, Blue or Silver Tabby

Age

Kitten

Sex

Male

Pet ID

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Hair Length

short

My details

Shots current

Spayed / Neutered

My story

Here's what the humans have to say about me:

Spinach, Kale and Butterhead were rescued with their momma, Arugula, near a Hydroponic Farm and boy were they scaredy cats at first. Spinach is still a little shy but comes out for Churu and playtime. Once he's in your lap, he purrs so loudly and wiggles around to show his belly for skritches. We know he just needs a little more time to open up because he's a playful little guy once he's comfortable. It would help him tremendously to be adopted along with one of his brothers to continue building his confidence. He LOVES his crinkle balls and is an expert soccer player! This trio is so adorable and deserving of wonderful homes. We would love if someone wanted 3 kittens, but know that can be a tall order! They must be adopted into a home with other cats as they're playful and love to be with one another so they would enjoy company.

To be considered as a potential adopter, complete an adoption application. Completing the application does not guarantee it will be approved.

We are an all volunteer group and unfortunately are unable to answer every phone call, adoption inquiry, or application.

Please understand you will be contacted only if your application is approved.

Rescue

Tails High, Inc.

Contact info

Pet ID

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Contact

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Phone

(703) 819-5240

meow@tailshigh.org

Website

http://www.tailshigh.org

Address

708 Timber Branch Drive, This is a mail-only address not a shelter., Alexandria, VA 22302

Donation

Their adoption process

Additional adoption info

We have a Foster-To-Adopt program that allows you to test the cat in your home for a period of time on a trial basis before finalizing the adoption. In fact, when you have another pet in the home (whether it’s a dog, another cat, birds, rabbit, ferret, etc.) or you have young kids or elderly parents living with you, we recommend that you do a Foster-To-Adopt to make sure it is a good fit for you and your family as well as resident pets and the Tails High cat or kitten(s) you’ve selected. Our goal is to make every effort to match people with the cats or kittens that fit their lifestyle and vice versa.

What costs are involved in adopting a cat from Tails High?

All of the cats and kittens at Tails High are fully vetted at the time of adoption. They are FELV/FIV combo tested, vaccinated against rabies and distemper, and they have been spayed or neutered to protect against the feline population increasing.

As of May 2015, the adoption fee is $145 for single cat or kitten and $225 for a pair. This is a huge savings to the adopter considering if you took the same cat to a veterinarian for a spay or neuter surgery and vaccinations the cost would be upwards of $300-500 per cat.

Visit our web site to complete an adoption application. or send an email to us at meow@tailshigh.org and a Tails High representative will contact you promptly.

Go meet their pets

Check our web site for adoption event dates and locations.

More about this rescue

Our Organization

Tails High is a cat rescue and adoption organization based in Alexandria, Virginia founded and staffed by compassionate volunteers who find joy in placing stray, abandoned, or homeless cats and kittens in permanent loving homes. We know that there is a perfect rescue cat for everyone.

In making wonderful feline-human matches, Tails High is dedicated to helping both rescued cats and kittens and their human families by providing wonderful cats to people looking for a sympathetic ear and a soft purr. We believe that cats are ideal companions: highly intelligent, and therapeutic.

Our Cats

All our cats and kittens have tested negative for feline leukemia and FIV, are current on their vaccinations, and have been or will be spayed or neutered prior to adoption. We spend a lot of time playing and cuddling with our rescue kitties, as well as socializing them, and making sure they learn to love their people as much as their people love them.