Trish, born summer 2023, was on her own living outdoors for a while. Now safe and warm in foster care, she is relaxed being around humans she is used to and is responsive to their attention but not yet comfortable being picked up and held. She would likely need a little extra time to adjust to a new home. She`s playful, gentle and gets along well with all the other cats in the foster home. She`s vet checked, spayed, microchipped, core vaccinated, treated for parasites and ready for her chance at some much deserved love and companionship in a caring forever home. For adoption details, email (labaie@spcans.ca), leave voice message (902-770-0099) or Facebook message (Nova Scotia SPCA - La Baie foster). La Baie branch (short for La Baie Sainte Marie, Saint Mary`s Bay) is in the municipality of Clare, between Digby and Yarmouth, southwest NS.
Trish, born summer 2023, was on her own living outdoors for a while. Now safe and warm in foster care, she is relaxed being around humans she is used to and is responsive to their attention but not yet comfortable being picked up and held. She would likely need a little extra time to adjust to a new home. She`s playful, gentle and gets along well with all the other cats in the foster home. She`s vet checked, spayed, microchipped, core vaccinated, treated for parasites and ready for her chance at some much deserved love and companionship in a caring forever home. For adoption details, email (labaie@spcans.ca), leave voice message (902-770-0099) or Facebook message (Nova Scotia SPCA - La Baie foster). La Baie branch (short for La Baie Sainte Marie, Saint Mary`s Bay) is in the municipality of Clare, between Digby and Yarmouth, southwest NS.
Donations are gratefully accepted and cheques can be mailed to La Baie SPCA, PO Box 159, Saulnierville, NS, B0W 2Z0
Their adoption process
1.
Submit Application
usually by email or Facebook messenger.
2.
Approve Application
We ask for 2 personal references and permission given to your vet clinic so that we can check vet visit history.
3.
Sign Adoption Contract
usually by email
4.
Meet the Pet
5.
Take the Pet Home
Additional adoption info
All our adoptable foster cats are vet checked, spayed/neutered, microchipped, received FVRCP core vaccine, treated for parasites and tested for feline leukemia. There is an adoption application process involving filling out 2 forms requesting 2 personal references familiar with your household and pet handling experience as well as permission to request previous vet visit history. After approval a meeting is arranged at a mutually convenient time and date for the applicant and foster home, at which point, the cat maybe adopted. Our cat adoption fee is $200 cash.
All our adoptable foster cats are vet checked, spayed/neutered, microchipped, received FVRCP core vaccine, treated for parasites and tested for feline leukemia. There is an adoption application process involving filling out 2 forms requesting 2 personal references familiar with your household and pet handling experience as well as permission to request previous vet visit history. After approval a meeting is arranged at a mutually convenient time and date for the applicant and foster home, at which point, the cat maybe adopted. Our cat adoption fee is $200 cash.
Go meet their pets
We do not have a shelter so events are held in various locations throughout the year. All our pets are fostered in private voluteer homes. We post our animals up for adoption on our website as well as posters in the area.
We do not have a shelter so events are held in various locations throughout the year. All our pets are fostered in private voluteer homes. We post our animals up for adoption on our website as well as posters in the area.
More about this rescue
We have been a branch of the NS SPCA since 2005, run entirely by volunteers. We are foster-based, situated in the municipality of Clare, between Digby and Yarmouth, in southwestern Nova Scotia. Finding homes for the many rescued or surrendered cats is ongoing with our branch. Educating the public on importance of neutering/spaying animals is a top priority. We follow the main branch guidelines of the NS SPCA.
We have been a branch of the NS SPCA since 2005, run entirely by volunteers. We are foster-based, situated in the municipality of Clare, between Digby and Yarmouth, in southwestern Nova Scotia. Finding homes for the many rescued or surrendered cats is ongoing with our branch. Educating the public on importance of neutering/spaying animals is a top priority. We follow the main branch guidelines of the NS SPCA.
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We'll also keep you updated on Cora's adoption status with email updates.
