Poor Bisque has had a rough start! She had shown up at a feeding station outside a soup kitchen in Buffalo. She was hungry, pregnant and tired! 😞 She gave birth to four tiny babies but lost one immediately. She was a kind and loving mom to the remaining three and raised them up big and strong!
But unfortunately Bisque's bad luck wasn't quite over! When she was vetted, she tested positive for FIV 😿 Not uncommon among cats surviving on the street, FIV is a virus that affects a cat's immune system. Cats can live a normal life with FIV, but they may be more prone to infections or dental issues down the line. They are not likely to spread the virus to existing household cats.
Bisque is a mellow, sweet and gentle cat. She does well with other cats and will likely do fine with dogs as well.
Poor Bisque has had a rough start! She had shown up at a feeding station outside a soup kitchen in Buffalo. She was hungry, pregnant and tired! 😞 She gave birth to four tiny babies but lost one immediately. She was a kind and loving mom to the remaining three and raised them up big and strong!
But unfortunately Bisque's bad luck wasn't quite over! When she was vetted, she tested positive for FIV 😿 Not uncommon among cats surviving on the street, FIV is a virus that affects a cat's immune system. Cats can live a normal life with FIV, but they may be more prone to infections or dental issues down the line. They are not likely to spread the virus to existing household cats.
Bisque is a mellow, sweet and gentle cat. She does well with other cats and will likely do fine with dogs as well.
Potential adopters must complete an adoption application and in some cases we may require a home visit (mostly dogs). For current adoption fee info and promotions, we recommend going to our website at http://PetsAliveWNY.org. As of 2013, dog adoption fees range from $225 for dogs to $325 for puppies, and some dogs may have reduced or waived adoption fees. Cat adoption fees range from $25 for older adult cats to $140 for young kittens, with some cats' adoption fees waived.
Potential adopters must complete an adoption application and in some cases we may require a home visit (mostly dogs). For current adoption fee info and promotions, we recommend going to our website at http://PetsAliveWNY.org. As of 2013, dog adoption fees range from $225 for dogs to $325 for puppies, and some dogs may have reduced or waived adoption fees. Cat adoption fees range from $25 for older adult cats to $140 for young kittens, with some cats' adoption fees waived.
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Dogs are in foster homes and may be seen by appointment. Contact us by email at adoptions@PetsAliveWNY.org or call us at (716) 247-5090 and leave a message. Cats can be seen at our building on Mon - Fri, 5pm - 7pm and Sat, 11am-3pm or by appointment: Pets Alive WNY, 7007 Campbell Blvd, Pendleton, NY
Dogs are in foster homes and may be seen by appointment. Contact us by email at adoptions@PetsAliveWNY.org or call us at (716) 247-5090 and leave a message. Cats can be seen at our building on Mon - Fri, 5pm - 7pm and Sat, 11am-3pm or by appointment: Pets Alive WNY, 7007 Campbell Blvd, Pendleton, NY
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Pets Alive WNY (formerly Buffalo Humane) is an all-volunteer nonprofit no-kill animal rescue organization. In addition to adoptions, we also do some sanctuary work as well as behavioral consultations for persons in the community.
Pets Alive WNY (formerly Buffalo Humane) is an all-volunteer nonprofit no-kill animal rescue organization. In addition to adoptions, we also do some sanctuary work as well as behavioral consultations for persons in the community.
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