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ANNIE IS A COURTESY POST - IF INTERESTED, EMAIL INFO@PETEY&FURENDS.ORG
Name: Annie
Sex: Female
Estimated Age: About 14 years old
Best Guess for Breed: Calico Mix
Weight: About 4 lbs
Lives with and loves: All people (including kids!)
Story: Annie is a beautiful, sweet senior Calico who was adopted in September 2025 from the Clarke County Animal Shelter. Unfortunately, our resident cat wasn't happy with the addition to our family, and we are reluctantly looking for a new home where she can be happiest.
Annie has stage 2 chronic kidney disease which is being managed with a prescription diet and plenty of hydration (she loves her water fountain!). Chronic kidney disease will inevitably progress, but for now she is otherwise healthy, happy, and very active!
Annie supposedly came from a house with other cats but they didn't get along (that's the extent of info the shelter could provide). Because our resident cat was the dominant cat and aggressor with Annie, it's hard to guess how she would do with another cat. The safest placement would see her in a single-pet home. She has always been gentle with us, but we don't have first-hand experience on interactions with children.
Annie is chipped, up-to-date on vaccinations (September 2025 for all), and has had multiple senior panels performed.
If you think that Annie might be your perfect match, please email info@peteyandfurends.org.
ANNIE IS A COURTESY POST - IF INTERESTED, EMAIL INFO@PETEY&FURENDS.ORG
Name: Annie
Sex: Female
Estimated Age: About 14 years old
Best Guess for Breed: Calico Mix
Weight: About 4 lbs
Lives with and loves: All people (including kids!)
Story: Annie is a beautiful, sweet senior Calico who was adopted in September 2025 from the Clarke County Animal Shelter. Unfortunately, our resident cat wasn't happy with the addition to our family, and we are reluctantly looking for a new home where she can be happiest.
Annie has stage 2 chronic kidney disease which is being managed with a prescription diet and plenty of hydration (she loves her water fountain!). Chronic kidney disease will inevitably progress, but for now she is otherwise healthy, happy, and very active!
Annie supposedly came from a house with other cats but they didn't get along (that's the extent of info the shelter could provide). Because our resident cat was the dominant cat and aggressor with Annie, it's hard to guess how she would do with another cat. The safest placement would see her in a single-pet home. She has always been gentle with us, but we don't have first-hand experience on interactions with children.
Annie is chipped, up-to-date on vaccinations (September 2025 for all), and has had multiple senior panels performed.
If you think that Annie might be your perfect match, please email info@peteyandfurends.org.
Submit Application
Interview
Approve Application
Meet the Pet
Sign Adoption Contract
Pay Fee
