This helps League City Pets Alive aka FLCAS with pet care costs.
My basic info
Breed
Domestic Longhair
Color
White/Gray or Blue
Age
6 years 1 month old, Adult
Sex
Male
Pet ID
13284
Hair Length
–
My details
Spayed / Neutered
Has special needs
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Angel is a very sweet, calm 6-year-old male longhaired beauty with a soft fur. Small for his age, his heart is big and he loves gentle petting. He is looking for the person whose heart he can warm and live in a safe, comfortable loving forever home. He was pulled by a shelter from a less desirable home of many cats with little good food, and treated to bring him back to better health, but being over capacity, they could not keep him.
His first adopter wasn't familiar with older cats that needed needed TLC, a good diet, and the cost of a dental cleaning. His new foster who picked him up from the vet, has covered the dental cleaning and all 3 vaccines, run an extra Elisa blood test to ensure he is FeLV / FIV negative, and seen that he has now regained his health, with regular good diet. He had lost most teeth other than the big 4 canines before, but loves to eat wet food (pate best) and even nibbles down some kibble. His fur is shining again, and he loves rubbing gently on your hand, and responds well to petting. He is getting along fine with other adult cats and can handle rambunctious kittens jumping around him on a cat tree - cool as a cucumber.
In fairness, he has a sensitive bowel, and it is best to maintain a strict feeding time and amount of wet and dry to keep it calm, with periodic probiotics. He regularly uses the litter box, but does have one unsettling habit, perhaps from his original home - to sometimes poop in a bathtub (not elsewhere beyond the litter box and bathtub). This is solved by keeping 1/2 inch of water in the tub. He handles an occasional bath well, if needed - scruff and dunk the back end or back paws in a mopping bucket of warm water, as it is harder for him to groom there. We haven't seen issues on a carpet but suggest a home with tile or solid floors.
To fill out our brief, no-obligation application, go to www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/PALC/Cat
Angel is a very sweet, calm 6-year-old male longhaired beauty with a soft fur. Small for his age, his heart is big and he loves gentle petting. He is looking for the person whose heart he can warm and live in a safe, comfortable loving forever home. He was pulled by a shelter from a less desirable home of many cats with little good food, and treated to bring him back to better health, but being over capacity, they could not keep him.
His first adopter wasn't familiar with older cats that needed needed TLC, a good diet, and the cost of a dental cleaning. His new foster who picked him up from the vet, has covered the dental cleaning and all 3 vaccines, run an extra Elisa blood test to ensure he is FeLV / FIV negative, and seen that he has now regained his health, with regular good diet. He had lost most teeth other than the big 4 canines before, but loves to eat wet food (pate best) and even nibbles down some kibble. His fur is shining again, and he loves rubbing gently on your hand, and responds well to petting. He is getting along fine with other adult cats and can handle rambunctious kittens jumping around him on a cat tree - cool as a cucumber.
In fairness, he has a sensitive bowel, and it is best to maintain a strict feeding time and amount of wet and dry to keep it calm, with periodic probiotics. He regularly uses the litter box, but does have one unsettling habit, perhaps from his original home - to sometimes poop in a bathtub (not elsewhere beyond the litter box and bathtub). This is solved by keeping 1/2 inch of water in the tub. He handles an occasional bath well, if needed - scruff and dunk the back end or back paws in a mopping bucket of warm water, as it is harder for him to groom there. We haven't seen issues on a carpet but suggest a home with tile or solid floors.
To fill out our brief, no-obligation application, go to www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/PALC/Cat
Visit our adoptable cats/kittens at one of six pet supply stores including PETCO, PetSmart, and Pet Supplies Plus
2.
Submit Application
https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/PALC/Cat
https://www.LeagueCityAnimalShelter.org
Most applications are same day response.
3.
Meet the Pet
Confirm you've met your match with hands on meet and greet.
4.
Sign Adoption Contract
All adoption documents and payment are electronically processed and signed. Most adoptions are same day.
5.
Take the Pet Home
Typically you are able to take your new friend home the same day depending on the time of day and volunteers schedules.
Additional adoption info
We make the process easy and quick. Adoption fee includes spaying/neutering, rabies vaccination, other standard vaccinations, treatment for intestinal parasites, flea prevention, and microchip.
We make the process easy and quick. Adoption fee includes spaying/neutering, rabies vaccination, other standard vaccinations, treatment for intestinal parasites, flea prevention, and microchip.
PetSmart League City
PetSmart Clear Lake City
PETCO League City
PETCO Kemah
Pet Supplies Pus League City
Pet Supplies Plus Clear Lake City
Apply: www.LeagueCityPetsAlive.org/adopt
Seven Days a Week 9AM-7PM except Sunday 10AM-7PM
PetSmart League City
PetSmart Clear Lake City
PETCO League City
PETCO Kemah
Pet Supplies Pus League City
Pet Supplies Plus Clear Lake City
Apply: www.LeagueCityPetsAlive.org/adopt
More about this rescue
League City Pets Alive is a 100% volunteer non-profit supporting the "NO KILL " initiative of the League City Community. Our mission is to stop animal shelters from euthanizing or releasing to the streets, friendly cats, as they are doing now.
To enlighten the public about the differences between Nonprofit low cost spay/neuter/wellness vet clinics and For-profit full service vet hospitals. Each provides a needed service the public needs to know the difference.
League City Pets Alive is a 100% volunteer non-profit supporting the "NO KILL " initiative of the League City Community. Our mission is to stop animal shelters from euthanizing or releasing to the streets, friendly cats, as they are doing now.
To enlighten the public about the differences between Nonprofit low cost spay/neuter/wellness vet clinics and For-profit full service vet hospitals. Each provides a needed service the public needs to know the difference.
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