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My basic info
Breed
Domestic Shorthair
Color
Calico or Dilute Calico
Age
12 years old, Adult
Sex
Female
Pet ID
–
Hair Length
short
My details
Not good with kids
Good with dogs
Good with cats
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
My personality
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
321-419-9262
This adoption is NOT through Furry Nation Salvation and is a Courtesy Post. Please call the individual listed below with any further questions or to set up a time to meet the pet.
Thank you.Please call/text this number if interested: 3214199262
Cat located in this city: Port st john florida
Cat’s Name:Nala
Cat’s Age & Sex: 12 female
Cat’s vetting history (spayed/neutered, vaccinated, microchipped): spayed, and initially vaccinated. NOT microchipped
Animals story: (where found and reason for wanting to rehome): she's my brother in laws cat that lives with us. One of his old girlfriends just left her here at a few years old. We have 10 month old twin boys, and Nala is starting to swipe at them as they scare her, and she just doesn't have her own space to be herself and at peace with our two babies and three dogs. So please NO small kids for her. She doesn’t want all the noise !!
Personality (shy, social, likes to be held, lap cat? Likes or dislikes): shy, but once she's seen you a few times, social & loving. So just needs a little warm up time. Loves to lay in bed with people and be pet. Will let you pick her up, but doesn't love being held. If more consistent with picking up -she would start to enjoy it more.
Any Supplies that go with pet (food, litter, leash, cat box, bedding, toys): bag or two of meow mix, litter box, some treats and toys.
What food is the cat eating (dry only, dry and wet): dry only, usually meow mix indoor cat or hairball control. PLEASE KNOW I just learned how important it is for cats to get wet food so they can avoid any future health issues. So maybe in next home, you can give wet food daily (limiting the dry food so hungry enough). More below:
:::::::::::Please know that cats need canned wet food given DAILY. Why? Because cats have a low thirst drive and actually NEED the moisture from the wet food! Wet food is 75 % water (dry FOOD only 10%) and giving them wet food daily will help them avoid Urinary tract issues (which can lead to litter box avoidance), kidney disease, obesity issues linked to diabetes and cardiac issues. You will save on vet bills too! Limit the overly processed dry foodand ensure cat eats all the wet food daily. At the VERY minimum each cat should get one 3oz. can of wet food a day or HALF of a 5.5oz. can a day (although we recommend double this).
:::::::::::: More info here: FurryNationSalvation.Org/wetfood
IF YOU WANT TO ADOPT:
1) Please show up with a cat carrier
2) Small adoption fee of: $15
3) I will call/text one month from adoption day just to make sure everything is going well
4) Please show up with your Driver's License
. 5) Information sheet will be filled out (your information as well as mine)
*Please know, that when you bring your newly adopted cat or kitten home, it is always BEST to place him/her in a very small room (bathroom works great) with their litter box, food, water, and bed for a few days to a few weeks. This way the animal can adjust much quicker and get acclimated to the new environment with less stress. All cats/kittens need time to adjust, so if you adopt please allow this.
Thank you.
Call/text me if interested in this kitty: 3214199262
321-419-9262
This adoption is NOT through Furry Nation Salvation and is a Courtesy Post. Please call the individual listed below with any further questions or to set up a time to meet the pet.
Thank you.Please call/text this number if interested: 3214199262
Cat located in this city: Port st john florida
Cat’s Name:Nala
Cat’s Age & Sex: 12 female
Cat’s vetting history (spayed/neutered, vaccinated, microchipped): spayed, and initially vaccinated. NOT microchipped
Animals story: (where found and reason for wanting to rehome): she's my brother in laws cat that lives with us. One of his old girlfriends just left her here at a few years old. We have 10 month old twin boys, and Nala is starting to swipe at them as they scare her, and she just doesn't have her own space to be herself and at peace with our two babies and three dogs. So please NO small kids for her. She doesn’t want all the noise !!
Personality (shy, social, likes to be held, lap cat? Likes or dislikes): shy, but once she's seen you a few times, social & loving. So just needs a little warm up time. Loves to lay in bed with people and be pet. Will let you pick her up, but doesn't love being held. If more consistent with picking up -she would start to enjoy it more.
Any Supplies that go with pet (food, litter, leash, cat box, bedding, toys): bag or two of meow mix, litter box, some treats and toys.
What food is the cat eating (dry only, dry and wet): dry only, usually meow mix indoor cat or hairball control. PLEASE KNOW I just learned how important it is for cats to get wet food so they can avoid any future health issues. So maybe in next home, you can give wet food daily (limiting the dry food so hungry enough). More below:
:::::::::::Please know that cats need canned wet food given DAILY. Why? Because cats have a low thirst drive and actually NEED the moisture from the wet food! Wet food is 75 % water (dry FOOD only 10%) and giving them wet food daily will help them avoid Urinary tract issues (which can lead to litter box avoidance), kidney disease, obesity issues linked to diabetes and cardiac issues. You will save on vet bills too! Limit the overly processed dry foodand ensure cat eats all the wet food daily. At the VERY minimum each cat should get one 3oz. can of wet food a day or HALF of a 5.5oz. can a day (although we recommend double this).
:::::::::::: More info here: FurryNationSalvation.Org/wetfood
IF YOU WANT TO ADOPT:
1) Please show up with a cat carrier
2) Small adoption fee of: $15
3) I will call/text one month from adoption day just to make sure everything is going well
4) Please show up with your Driver's License
. 5) Information sheet will be filled out (your information as well as mine)
*Please know, that when you bring your newly adopted cat or kitten home, it is always BEST to place him/her in a very small room (bathroom works great) with their litter box, food, water, and bed for a few days to a few weeks. This way the animal can adjust much quicker and get acclimated to the new environment with less stress. All cats/kittens need time to adjust, so if you adopt please allow this.
Thank you.
Call/text me if interested in this kitty: 3214199262
1) Please show up with a cat carrier for the animals safe return to their new home
2) Contract must be filled out
3) Adoption fee of 15-150 depending on the animal you are adopting. Amount is always shown in our description.
4) 1 month after the adoption takes place we contact you to make sure the adoption is going well. This is the time you can share any cute stories as that is what we will share on our Facebook and IG pages.
5) Please remember, if the adoption is not going well we will take the animal back.
1) Please show up with a cat carrier for the animals safe return to their new home
2) Contract must be filled out
3) Adoption fee of 15-150 depending on the animal you are adopting. Amount is always shown in our description.
4) 1 month after the adoption takes place we contact you to make sure the adoption is going well. This is the time you can share any cute stories as that is what we will share on our Facebook and IG pages.
5) Please remember, if the adoption is not going well we will take the animal back.
We foster out of our own homes within Volusia County and surrounding areas. Within the description or title, we have the city the animal is located in.
We foster out of our own homes within Volusia County and surrounding areas. Within the description or title, we have the city the animal is located in.
More about this rescue
Furry Nation Salvation, Inc. is a foster based all-volunteer non-profit animal rescue organization located in Florida. We commit our resources throughout Volusia County and surrounding areas in finding permanent homes for abandoned, unwanted, and neglected animals. Run by dedicated volunteers, our work is a heartfelt collaboration in making a difference for the innocent animals without a voice. Our foster volunteers “one on one” care help us to determine the animals true personality to best fit them into their forever home. We also promote, practice, and work, in the area of TNR (trap, neuter, return). This method of population reduction and control for feral cats has proven to be successful and we are committed to this method. FNS strives to educate the public on the importance of spay and neutering their pets and provide locations where they are able to do so at a discounted price. We assist in transporting animals to and from veterinary clinics, and help individuals place their unwanted pet who would otherwise be dumped at an animal shelter with an uncertain future. We do so by utilizing social media and animal adoption sites and always making ourselves available with support and advice. We love what we do and together we make a difference for so many. Furry Nation Salvation does not have a facility and rely on foster homes for our rescued animals. Our current goal is to establish a dedicated rescue facility to be able to help even more animals in need.
Furry Nation Salvation, Inc. is a foster based all-volunteer non-profit animal rescue organization located in Florida. We commit our resources throughout Volusia County and surrounding areas in finding permanent homes for abandoned, unwanted, and neglected animals. Run by dedicated volunteers, our work is a heartfelt collaboration in making a difference for the innocent animals without a voice. Our foster volunteers “one on one” care help us to determine the animals true personality to best fit them into their forever home. We also promote, practice, and work, in the area of TNR (trap, neuter, return). This method of population reduction and control for feral cats has proven to be successful and we are committed to this method. FNS strives to educate the public on the importance of spay and neutering their pets and provide locations where they are able to do so at a discounted price. We assist in transporting animals to and from veterinary clinics, and help individuals place their unwanted pet who would otherwise be dumped at an animal shelter with an uncertain future. We do so by utilizing social media and animal adoption sites and always making ourselves available with support and advice. We love what we do and together we make a difference for so many. Furry Nation Salvation does not have a facility and rely on foster homes for our rescued animals. Our current goal is to establish a dedicated rescue facility to be able to help even more animals in need.
