If you see pets listed by a private owner, it means that they’re adoptable through Adopt a Pet’s Rehome program – the safe and reliable way to find a loving new home for your pet.
Lennon is a 6 year old DSH cat. She was initially adopted by a friend of a friend and then fell into my care about 5 years ago. She is incredibly playful, talkative, and loves food! As time has gone by, her and my dog have gotten along less and less. I can tell that our home isn't the right environment for her anymore because her and my dog don't get along. As much as I would love to keep her, I know that she would thrive in a different environment and she deserves to thrive. I know that she doesn't really get along with dogs and I am unsure of how she does around other cats so any introduction with them would have to be very slow and take a lot of patience because she is very skeptical of new things. She hasn't been around children while living with me so I'm not entirely sure how she would do with kids but I do know that she would do best with someone that loves to cuddle with her.
Lennon is a 6 year old DSH cat. She was initially adopted by a friend of a friend and then fell into my care about 5 years ago. She is incredibly playful, talkative, and loves food! As time has gone by, her and my dog have gotten along less and less. I can tell that our home isn't the right environment for her anymore because her and my dog don't get along. As much as I would love to keep her, I know that she would thrive in a different environment and she deserves to thrive. I know that she doesn't really get along with dogs and I am unsure of how she does around other cats so any introduction with them would have to be very slow and take a lot of patience because she is very skeptical of new things. She hasn't been around children while living with me so I'm not entirely sure how she would do with kids but I do know that she would do best with someone that loves to cuddle with her.
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If you see pets listed by a private owner, it means that they're available through the Rehome program - the safe, reliable, and free way to find a loving new home for your pet.
