This helps Companions Animal Center with pet care costs.
My basic info
Breed
Domestic Shorthair
Color
Gray or Blue/Gray or Blue (Mostly)
Age
4 years 3 months old, Adult
Sex
Female
Pet ID
5572
Hair Length
–
My details
Spayed / Neutered
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Kangaroo is extremely skittish and startles very easily. Sudden movements, noises, or unfamiliar environments tend to overwhelm her. She often seeks out hiding spots and may take significant time before feeling safe enough to emerge or engage. It's important to move slowly and speak softly around her to avoid causing distress.
This behavior is not unexpected in cats with an unknown or likely traumatic background. It will take a considerable amount of time, patience, and consistency for her to become comfortable and start to trust people. She may benefit from a quiet, low-traffic environment where she can decompress at her own pace. Before considering adding me to your life, please make sure you have the appropriate amount of time, space, and resources available to care for me for my lifetime.
Kangaroo is extremely skittish and startles very easily. Sudden movements, noises, or unfamiliar environments tend to overwhelm her. She often seeks out hiding spots and may take significant time before feeling safe enough to emerge or engage. It's important to move slowly and speak softly around her to avoid causing distress.
This behavior is not unexpected in cats with an unknown or likely traumatic background. It will take a considerable amount of time, patience, and consistency for her to become comfortable and start to trust people. She may benefit from a quiet, low-traffic environment where she can decompress at her own pace. Before considering adding me to your life, please make sure you have the appropriate amount of time, space, and resources available to care for me for my lifetime.
To view our available animals visit: https://www.companionsanimalcenter.org/Adopt for more information come into the center.
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Meet the Pet
If all goes well during your meet n' greet, you will finish the adoption process and take your new pet home.
Additional adoption info
Our current adoption fees are:
Dogs over 5mo & over 35lb - $125
Dog over 5mo & under 35 - $175
Senior Dog (7 yrs and older) - $75
Puppy (5 mo and under) - $200
Cats (over 5 mo to 1 yr) - $65
Cats (over 1 yr) - $50
Senior Cat (7 yrs and older) - $35
Kitten (5 mo and under) - $85
All adoption fees include spay/neuter, vaccinations, Rabies vaccine, and microchip.
Dogs coming from out-of-state will have an additional $20 charge to cover a six-month prescription of heartworm prevention.
Adoptions are based on a first come first serve basis after a successful meet n' greet. Please check out our new adoption process at https://www.companionsanimalcenter.org/adoption-process
Our current adoption fees are:
Dogs over 5mo & over 35lb - $125
Dog over 5mo & under 35 - $175
Senior Dog (7 yrs and older) - $75
Puppy (5 mo and under) - $200
Cats (over 5 mo to 1 yr) - $65
Cats (over 1 yr) - $50
Senior Cat (7 yrs and older) - $35
Kitten (5 mo and under) - $85
All adoption fees include spay/neuter, vaccinations, Rabies vaccine, and microchip.
Dogs coming from out-of-state will have an additional $20 charge to cover a six-month prescription of heartworm prevention.
Adoptions are based on a first come first serve basis after a successful meet n' greet. Please check out our new adoption process at https://www.companionsanimalcenter.org/adoption-process
Go meet their pets
Public walk-through viewing of the animals is available on Tue-Sat 12-6 pm, Sun 12-4 pm, Closed Monday.
Adoptions are on a first come first serve basis. Please visit https://www.companionsanimalcenter.org/Adopt for information on our Adoption Process, Pre-Adoption Questionnaire, and Available Animals.
Public walk-through viewing of the animals is available on Tue-Sat 12-6 pm, Sun 12-4 pm, Closed Monday.
Adoptions are on a first come first serve basis. Please visit https://www.companionsanimalcenter.org/Adopt for information on our Adoption Process, Pre-Adoption Questionnaire, and Available Animals.
More about this shelter
Companions Animal Center is a non-profit organization funded exclusively by donations and grants. Every day we receive numerous homeless animals. We shelter, feed, and provide medical care for these animals while searching for loving homes for them.
As a "No-Kill" shelter, animals who are in our facility do not face a "be adopted quick or else" ultimatum but rather are cared for until they can be placed.
Our Mission - is to focus all of our efforts and resources toward directly benefiting the quality of life for all abandoned or mistreated pets with the ultimate goal of finding each one a loving household in which to share their lives.
Companions Animal Center is a non-profit organization funded exclusively by donations and grants. Every day we receive numerous homeless animals. We shelter, feed, and provide medical care for these animals while searching for loving homes for them.
As a "No-Kill" shelter, animals who are in our facility do not face a "be adopted quick or else" ultimatum but rather are cared for until they can be placed.
Our Mission - is to focus all of our efforts and resources toward directly benefiting the quality of life for all abandoned or mistreated pets with the ultimate goal of finding each one a loving household in which to share their lives.
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