🌟 Meet Rango! 🌟
He’s a bundle of love wrapped in fur with floppy ears! and he’s pure joy from head to toe!
Rango was born with a neurological condition called Cerebellar Hypoplasia, more commonly known as “Wobbly Cat Syndrome” in cats. His case is considered severe, he can’t walk but that doesn’t slow him down! Rango scoots, rolls, and wiggles his way to whatever (or whoever) he wants! You've never seen a puppy scoot so fast as you will when Rango sees food!
Rango’s playful, vocal, and an expert snuggler. He has a big personality, a happy heart, and a whole lot of love to give. Rango reminds me every day that different doesn’t mean broken, it means extra special.
I think Rango could fit in with any family that has the time to give, he does need a lot of attention. He loves everyone and everything! He hasn't been around children yet but he does great with adults and other animals.
🌟 Meet Rango! 🌟
He’s a bundle of love wrapped in fur with floppy ears! and he’s pure joy from head to toe!
Rango was born with a neurological condition called Cerebellar Hypoplasia, more commonly known as “Wobbly Cat Syndrome” in cats. His case is considered severe, he can’t walk but that doesn’t slow him down! Rango scoots, rolls, and wiggles his way to whatever (or whoever) he wants! You've never seen a puppy scoot so fast as you will when Rango sees food!
Rango’s playful, vocal, and an expert snuggler. He has a big personality, a happy heart, and a whole lot of love to give. Rango reminds me every day that different doesn’t mean broken, it means extra special.
I think Rango could fit in with any family that has the time to give, he does need a lot of attention. He loves everyone and everything! He hasn't been around children yet but he does great with adults and other animals.
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Their adoption process
1.
Submit Application
2.
Approve Application
3.
Meet the Pet
4.
Pay Fee
5.
Sign Adoption Contract
6.
Take the Pet Home
Additional adoption info
Each adoption is different because each family is different. I'll always try to do what's best in each situation to make the process as easy as possible.
Each adoption is different because each family is different. I'll always try to do what's best in each situation to make the process as easy as possible.
I began my life in cat rescue in 2018 after seeing a feral colony spiral out of control. The cats were inbreeding, and everywhere I looked, kittens were dying. It was heartbreaking and I felt helpless. I reached out to every resource I could find, but they all had waiting lists a year long. Thankfully, my dog groomer at the time told me The Mighty Mouser Program. I bought a few traps and got to work.
As I started trapping those cats, I shared what I was doing online and quickly realized this is a very common issue in the area. The response was overwhelming. So many people reached out! It broke my heart to see so many animals suffering. I began trapping for others who contacted me, and I never looked back. I had found my purpose, a way to make a difference doing something I love which is helping animals.
Starting in September 2024, I’ve shifted my focus to fostering special needs cats (and sometimes small dogs). I’ll still try to help "normal" pets when I can, but my priority will be animals who are often overlooked or euthanized simply because they have disabilities. These pets deserve a chance at a happy life, and I want to give it to them.
I also want to continue helping reduce the feral cat population. The situation is worse than most people realize, so many animals are suffering simply because of humans being irresponsible. I’m determined to "leave this place a little better than I found it".
I began my life in cat rescue in 2018 after seeing a feral colony spiral out of control. The cats were inbreeding, and everywhere I looked, kittens were dying. It was heartbreaking and I felt helpless. I reached out to every resource I could find, but they all had waiting lists a year long. Thankfully, my dog groomer at the time told me The Mighty Mouser Program. I bought a few traps and got to work.
As I started trapping those cats, I shared what I was doing online and quickly realized this is a very common issue in the area. The response was overwhelming. So many people reached out! It broke my heart to see so many animals suffering. I began trapping for others who contacted me, and I never looked back. I had found my purpose, a way to make a difference doing something I love which is helping animals.
Starting in September 2024, I’ve shifted my focus to fostering special needs cats (and sometimes small dogs). I’ll still try to help "normal" pets when I can, but my priority will be animals who are often overlooked or euthanized simply because they have disabilities. These pets deserve a chance at a happy life, and I want to give it to them.
I also want to continue helping reduce the feral cat population. The situation is worse than most people realize, so many animals are suffering simply because of humans being irresponsible. I’m determined to "leave this place a little better than I found it".
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