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My basic info
Breed
Domestic Shorthair
Color
Tortoiseshell
Age
Young
Sex
Female
Pet ID
3971
Hair Length
short
My details
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
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Author of From the Home Front
So now I have justa nuff time (and space) to tell y’all ‘bout a real sweetheart of a kit who just arrived. She’s actually only been here a little over a week, but she’s had all her vet visits and vaccines, been spayed, and ready to find her new furrever home. Her name is Freddie. Yes, I know: Freddie isn’t usually a girl kit’s name, but that’s the name she came with, and she seems to like it. So Freddie, it is!
She’s just a youngster—’bout two years old, and she’s got a real nice short dark tortie coat and a cute short tail (not a Manx—just short). She’s got a grrreat, loving purrsonality, and became a favorite of the caretakers real fast.
Somehow, she’s not quite sure ’bout the details, she ended up in a feral cat colony. Now I hafta tell you, this llitte gal is definitely NOT feral—no way! But ‘cause she wasn’t spayed then, she got pregnant and was real close to having her babies when she ended up in one of the Havahart traps—I think they use them for TNR work (trap-neuter-return). And she had her babies in the trap!
She says she was OK with this. I hafta say, nothing seems to bother her! She’s just a real happy little gal. And did I mention she’s a tortie? Y’all may have guessed by now—no tortitude for our Freddie!
So if you’d like to meet her, she’d love to meet you. Just pick up the phone, give us a call, make an appointment and come on down!
Description, brought to you by
Wills
Author of From the Home Front
So now I have justa nuff time (and space) to tell y’all ‘bout a real sweetheart of a kit who just arrived. She’s actually only been here a little over a week, but she’s had all her vet visits and vaccines, been spayed, and ready to find her new furrever home. Her name is Freddie. Yes, I know: Freddie isn’t usually a girl kit’s name, but that’s the name she came with, and she seems to like it. So Freddie, it is!
She’s just a youngster—’bout two years old, and she’s got a real nice short dark tortie coat and a cute short tail (not a Manx—just short). She’s got a grrreat, loving purrsonality, and became a favorite of the caretakers real fast.
Somehow, she’s not quite sure ’bout the details, she ended up in a feral cat colony. Now I hafta tell you, this llitte gal is definitely NOT feral—no way! But ‘cause she wasn’t spayed then, she got pregnant and was real close to having her babies when she ended up in one of the Havahart traps—I think they use them for TNR work (trap-neuter-return). And she had her babies in the trap!
She says she was OK with this. I hafta say, nothing seems to bother her! She’s just a real happy little gal. And did I mention she’s a tortie? Y’all may have guessed by now—no tortitude for our Freddie!
So if you’d like to meet her, she’d love to meet you. Just pick up the phone, give us a call, make an appointment and come on down!
Prospective adopters meet with our Shelter Manager to determine an appropriate match for our animals. The adopters sign an adoption contract that identifies the condition of the animal, approximate age, any health issues, and conditions of adoption (e.g. indoor only, no declawing, etc). Adoption fee is $150.00 for kittens, and $85.00 for young, adult and senior kitties.
PFOA prefers to adopt to homes on the North Olympic Peninsula, but we do make (lots of) exceptions. Please call (360) 452-0414 to learn more about this kitty. A staff member will return your call.
All PFOA animals are vet-checked, current on vaccinations, spayed or neutered, microchipped, and combo tested for FIV / FeLV.
Prospective adopters meet with our Shelter Manager to determine an appropriate match for our animals. The adopters sign an adoption contract that identifies the condition of the animal, approximate age, any health issues, and conditions of adoption (e.g. indoor only, no declawing, etc). Adoption fee is $150.00 for kittens, and $85.00 for young, adult and senior kitties.
PFOA prefers to adopt to homes on the North Olympic Peninsula, but we do make (lots of) exceptions. Please call (360) 452-0414 to learn more about this kitty. A staff member will return your call.
All PFOA animals are vet-checked, current on vaccinations, spayed or neutered, microchipped, and combo tested for FIV / FeLV.
More about this rescue
Peninsula Friends of Animals is a cageless, no-kill, non profit animal welfare group serving the community since 2000. Our mission is to prevent the birth of unwanted cats and dogs through progressive spay/neuter and educational programs, and to place as many homeless, neglected or abused animals as possible in safe, loving, permanent homes.
Peninsula Friends of Animals is a cageless, no-kill, non profit animal welfare group serving the community since 2000. Our mission is to prevent the birth of unwanted cats and dogs through progressive spay/neuter and educational programs, and to place as many homeless, neglected or abused animals as possible in safe, loving, permanent homes.
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