My name is Fern!

Posted 1 week ago | Updated 1 week ago

Cared for by Pets Lifeline

Adoption process

Submit Application

Visit the Facility and Find a Pet

Approve Application

Or Apply to Adopt

My basic info

Breed

Domestic Shorthair/Domestic Shorthair

Color

Black (All)

Age

Young

Sex

Female

Pet ID

55463586

Hair Length

–

My details

Spayed / Neutered

My story

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

Meet Fern, a vibrant and lively feline who has an infectious zest for life. She is a true character, always ready to entertain with her playful antics. Fern is wonderfully mellow, able to find contentment in the simplest of things, especially crunchy treats! She has a unique ability to brighten up any room with her presence and gorgeous green eyes. For those she deems worthy, she's happy to get some head scratches and purr away as she relaxes. Adopting Fern means welcoming a bundle of joy, energy, and laughter into your home. She would do best in a home where she is either the only cat or lives with another calm cat in a quiet home without small children.

Come meet Fern and all our lovely kittens and cats Thursday through Sunday from 11am to 4pm. We recommend completing an adoption application in advance at petslifeline.org.

Shelter

Pets Lifeline

Contact info

Pet ID

55463586

Contact

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Phone

(707) 996-4577

info@petslifeline.org

Website

http://www.petslifeline.org

Address

19686 8th Street East, Sonoma, CA 95476

Donation

Donate to This Shelter

Their adoption process

1.
Submit Application

Please submit an adoption application on our website Petslifeline.org

2.
Visit the Facility and Find a Pet

We are open to the public Thursday- Sunday from 11-4. Dogs are viewable to the public Saturday and Sunday 11-4.

3.
Approve Application

Our goal is to match the best possible adopter to each of our available animals to ensure a happy ever after.

Additional adoption info

We adopt dogs and cats into loving permanent homes. All shelter animals are spayed/neutered BEFORE adoption, behaviorally assessed, as well as current on vaccines. Shelter animals are de-wormed, and treated for fleas as well. To ensure success, we provide every adopter with behavior support post adoption.

Fees and contracts vary between cat and dog/ age / health / special needs.

Adoption application

https://www.petslifeline.org/adopt

Go meet their pets

Pets Lifeline Adoption Center
19686 Eighth Street East,Sonoma, CA 95476
Open: Thu-Sun, 11-4pm
Closed: Mon-Wed
707.996.4577
Email: info@petslifeline.org
For events dates and times visit www.petslifeline.org

More about this shelter

MISSION
Pets Lifeline exists to protect and care for stray and abandoned dogs and cats in the Sonoma Valley while working to reduce pet homelessness through shelter, rehabilitation, community education and public service.

SERVICES
We take in and care for stray and abandoned dogs and cats, by providing them with food, shelter, medical attention and loving attention. Shelter dogs are walked daily and receive obedience training while they are with us. Our resident cats and kittens are highly socialized by volunteers and visitors.

We adopt these dogs and cats into loving permanent homes. All shelter animals are spay/neutered BEFORE adoption. In addition they are seen by a vet before adoption and receive all necessary vaccinations. Shelter animals are de-wormed, and treated for fleas as well.

We coordinate a very active pet lost and found program to help reunite pets with their owners. Staff and volunteers take both lost and found animal reports on a daily basis and maintain files. When people call in to report a lost pet, we can quickly check our files and often make a same day link between owner and pet. Similarly, when lost animals are brought into the Shelter, our lost animal reports expedite the process of reuniting pets with their owners.

We provide, personalized ID tags for dogs and cats and offer low cost microchipping identification services to pet owners.

We offer sliding scale spay/neuter services, and free low-income vaccination clinics.

We coordinate a program to trap, spay/neuter and maintain feral (wild) cats. The cats are then released and maintained by a colony caretaker. We also rent traps to people who wish to trap and fix feral cats on their property.

We help area residents to find and adopt non-shelter animals. We maintain files for both persons requesting a certain type of animal and owners who need to release a pet for whatever reason. Often we are able to link the two and facilitate an adoption of a non shelter animal. We also refer people to the other shelters and pet rescue services within Sonoma County to maximize pet adoptions.

We conduct ongoing community education services to raise the level of public awareness about responsible pet ownership. We speak in the schools and before community service organizations. We host humane education camps and classes for youth. We conduct tours of the Shelter for interested groups.

We provide information and assistance to pet owners. We offer ongoing consulting and assistance to those who have adopted a shelter animal and to the community at large.

We provide free pet food to low income families.