Russian Blue kittens & cats in Kingston, New York

Emerald is a 2 year old Russian Blue cat. Emerald is a sweet boy who loves to snuggle up in his hidey bed. He takes time to warm up to people but he enjoys the company of other feline friends very much. Emerald does not mind to be alone. Sometimes he prefers it that way. He will seek out affection when he is ready for it. Emerald would do OK in a home with children and other cats. We do not know how he would be with dogs at this time. To apply for this pet on Adopets, click the Adopt Me button below their profile picture. To apply for this through PetFinder, please visit www.ucspca.org/how-to-adopt/available-cats/ [1]. Please know that putting in an inquiry through PetFinder is NOT putting in an application. You must apply through our site on Adopets to adopt this pet. Primary Color: Blue Weight: 8.64 Age: 2yrs 2mths 0wks

Smoky is a man of mysteries. He is a big boy with an even bigger personality. He is comfortable with other cats/kittens, but prefers his space. He has met the foster family dog and had little interest or concern. He would be wonderful as an only cat/companion animal because he does love attention.  He's very affectionate! He loves to take naps in beams of sun, and doesn't really play that much. A quiet, chill house would be great for this guy. Smoky is FIV+ and had stomatitus. To treat this autoimmune disease, his teeth were removed and he's done much better without them. He's a good eater and loves his friskies.  We estimate his birth year to be 2017. Smoky was abandoned by his "family", who moved and left him behind. He remained in the neighborhood where he returned to his home each night and sat on the porch. We discovered his situation when a neighbor called about a colony of community cats they were feeding. Our required adoption donation is $150 per kitten or $125 per cat (older than 9 months). All our rescues are up to date on shots, microchipped, tested for FIV/FeLV/Heartworm (Smoky is FIV+). They are dewormed, treated for parasites and free of fleas. Each is spayed or neutered and given a rabies vaccination.  An application must be completed to be considered to adopt from Stray HELP. You can download it from HERE OR directly ONLINE If your application is approved we conduct a home visit for final approval of adoption. To view more pictures of cats and kittens in our program visit us on FaceBook. April 25, 2024, 10:04 am