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Schmatta was running around the neighborhood and being fed in our neighbor’s backyard. Around 4 months ago we took over some of the care of that neighbor’s cats when she became very ill. Schmatta continued to be fed outside by us, in the neighbor’s yard and on a street nearby. We became particularly concerned about him because he didn’t get along with the other street cats and didn’t have good street crossing instincts. We had already started feeding on our front porch and hoped that he would start feeding at our house and stop crossing the street. He started eating on our porch and following us, like a dog, to our neighbor’s house. He was adapting to us, but we were not convinced that he’d ever get along with other cats or happily stay indoors. He has since come into our house. He’s turned out to get along with other cats…mostly. He does not appear to have any interest in outside. He also has turned out to be a lap cat that likes tummy rubs. Who knew? We are guessing that his age is between 1-2 years old. Sadly, that means that he’s too young for people of our age. This is why we’re looking for a permanent home for him. Someone will end up with a great cat.
IF INTERESTED, Email : amada1021@gmail.com Or text (201) 867-8543
Adoption fee and adoption protocol is mandatory
Schmatta was running around the neighborhood and being fed in our neighbor’s backyard. Around 4 months ago we took over some of the care of that neighbor’s cats when she became very ill. Schmatta continued to be fed outside by us, in the neighbor’s yard and on a street nearby. We became particularly concerned about him because he didn’t get along with the other street cats and didn’t have good street crossing instincts. We had already started feeding on our front porch and hoped that he would start feeding at our house and stop crossing the street. He started eating on our porch and following us, like a dog, to our neighbor’s house. He was adapting to us, but we were not convinced that he’d ever get along with other cats or happily stay indoors. He has since come into our house. He’s turned out to get along with other cats…mostly. He does not appear to have any interest in outside. He also has turned out to be a lap cat that likes tummy rubs. Who knew? We are guessing that his age is between 1-2 years old. Sadly, that means that he’s too young for people of our age. This is why we’re looking for a permanent home for him. Someone will end up with a great cat.
IF INTERESTED, Email : amada1021@gmail.com Or text (201) 867-8543
Fees: Cat over 1 year is $150, Kittens are $175 each. Initial adoption application is required with 3 references and a vet reference. All references are checked and we do a home check as well. If all goes well, an adoption contract is signed.
Fees: Cat over 1 year is $150, Kittens are $175 each. Initial adoption application is required with 3 references and a vet reference. All references are checked and we do a home check as well. If all goes well, an adoption contract is signed.
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We do not have a shelter, all of our animals are fostered. We will make arrangements with the foster for a meeting. We are very active on Facebook and post our pets regularly with updates, photos, and videos. Email is jerseytailscats@gmail.com
We do not have a shelter, all of our animals are fostered. We will make arrangements with the foster for a meeting. We are very active on Facebook and post our pets regularly with updates, photos, and videos. Email is jerseytailscats@gmail.com
More about this rescue
We are a support group for TNR and animal rescue. We support the stray and feral cat community through fundraising and advocating on social media, caretaking several colonies, and finding good homes for adoptable cats.
We are a support group for TNR and animal rescue. We support the stray and feral cat community through fundraising and advocating on social media, caretaking several colonies, and finding good homes for adoptable cats.
