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My basic info
Breed
Domestic Shorthair
Color
Orange or Red (Mostly)
Age
3 years old, Adult
Sex
Female
Pet ID
60009689
Hair Length
short
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Meet Ms. Valerie Felicity Frizzle: Your New Best Friend
If you’re looking for a cat who embodies grace, affection, and a little bit of resilience, look no further than Ms. Valerie Felicity Frizzle. This stunning 3-year-old lady came to us as a stray, but she’s clearly meant for the `indoor life` of luxury. She spends her afternoons perched in her cat condo, keeping a close eye on our lobby. She is incredibly affectionate and ready to shower her new family with love.
When she arrived, we noticed she had Plasma Cell Pododermatitis (also known as `Pillow Feet`). This caused some swelling in her paw pads, but she has been a champ during her treatment! She’s currently responding well to Doxycycline. While she’s feeling much better, her new family will need to work with a vet to continue her care and ensure her paws stay comfortable.
Ms. Valerie Felicity Frizzle is positive for Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV). While this sounds scary, many FeLV+ cats live wonderful, happy lives! She simply needs to be an indoor-only cat, be the `only child` (or live with other FeLV+ cats), and have regular vet check-ups to keep her immune system strong.
We`re unsure of her experience with cats, dogs, or children. Our team is happy to guide slow introductions to resident pets or younger family members.
Ms. Valerie Felicity Frizzle is spayed and has received core vaccinations (feline distemper, rabies), flea preventative, has been dewormed, and is microchipped.
If you have any questions about Ms. Frizzle, feel free to reach out at (920) 733-1717 or adopt@foxvalleypets.org or stop by during our open hours to take a look around!
Meet Ms. Valerie Felicity Frizzle: Your New Best Friend
If you’re looking for a cat who embodies grace, affection, and a little bit of resilience, look no further than Ms. Valerie Felicity Frizzle. This stunning 3-year-old lady came to us as a stray, but she’s clearly meant for the `indoor life` of luxury. She spends her afternoons perched in her cat condo, keeping a close eye on our lobby. She is incredibly affectionate and ready to shower her new family with love.
When she arrived, we noticed she had Plasma Cell Pododermatitis (also known as `Pillow Feet`). This caused some swelling in her paw pads, but she has been a champ during her treatment! She’s currently responding well to Doxycycline. While she’s feeling much better, her new family will need to work with a vet to continue her care and ensure her paws stay comfortable.
Ms. Valerie Felicity Frizzle is positive for Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV). While this sounds scary, many FeLV+ cats live wonderful, happy lives! She simply needs to be an indoor-only cat, be the `only child` (or live with other FeLV+ cats), and have regular vet check-ups to keep her immune system strong.
We`re unsure of her experience with cats, dogs, or children. Our team is happy to guide slow introductions to resident pets or younger family members.
Ms. Valerie Felicity Frizzle is spayed and has received core vaccinations (feline distemper, rabies), flea preventative, has been dewormed, and is microchipped.
If you have any questions about Ms. Frizzle, feel free to reach out at (920) 733-1717 or adopt@foxvalleypets.org or stop by during our open hours to take a look around!
If you are interested in adopting and meeting one of our adoptable animals one-on-one, we will have you fill out our adoption questionnaire.
2.
Meet the Pet
After completing the adoption questionnaire, you will be paired with one of our Adoption Counselors to help you find the right match.
3.
Sign Adoption Contract
If a match is made, we will finalize the adoption paperwork and have you sign an adoption contract.
4.
Take the Pet Home
Once the contract is signed you may take your new pet home, typically same day!
Additional adoption info
The Fox Valley Humane Association believes in caring for pets and their people. We have an open adoption process, and our goal is to get to know potential adopters on a personal level and best match them with a new companion. We encourage you to stop by during our open hours to meet our adoptable animals.
The Fox Valley Humane Association believes in caring for pets and their people. We have an open adoption process, and our goal is to get to know potential adopters on a personal level and best match them with a new companion. We encourage you to stop by during our open hours to meet our adoptable animals.
The Fox Valley Humane Association is open to the public during the following hours. You do not need an appointment to view our adoptable animals, we welcome visitors anytime during our viewing hours. In order to best serve you, please plan on arriving at least 30 minutes prior to closing to meet with an Adoption Counselor and ensure adequate time to visit with our adoptable animals.
Sunday: Closed
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 1pm to 5pm
Wednesday: 1pm to 5pm
Thursday: 1pm to 7pm
Friday: 1pm to 5pm
Saturday: 10am to 5pm
The Fox Valley Humane Association is open to the public during the following hours. You do not need an appointment to view our adoptable animals, we welcome visitors anytime during our viewing hours. In order to best serve you, please plan on arriving at least 30 minutes prior to closing to meet with an Adoption Counselor and ensure adequate time to visit with our adoptable animals.
Sunday: Closed
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 1pm to 5pm
Wednesday: 1pm to 5pm
Thursday: 1pm to 7pm
Friday: 1pm to 5pm
Saturday: 10am to 5pm
More about this shelter
The Fox Valley Humane Association was founded as the Appleton Humane Society on December 26, 1891, making it the second oldest humane society in the state of Wisconsin. Our mission is to remove barriers for pets and their people by providing a continuum of expert care, education, and connections to community resources.
The Fox Valley Humane Association was founded as the Appleton Humane Society on December 26, 1891, making it the second oldest humane society in the state of Wisconsin. Our mission is to remove barriers for pets and their people by providing a continuum of expert care, education, and connections to community resources.
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