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This handsome void cat isn’t just your average feline—he’s a polydactyl, meaning he has extra toes! 🐈⬛ Toes sports an impressive 22 toes: 6 on each front paw and 5 on each back paw. These unique cats are often called “mitten cats” or “Hemingway cats” because their front paws resemble mittens, and Ernest Hemingway famously adored polydactyl cats, filling his estate with them.
Toes is a 14-pound lover boy who is all about the affection and cuddles. He enjoys warming laps, bird-watching from the window, and keeping a watchful eye on the neighborhood activity. He’s approximately 4-5 years old. He is in his prime and ready to find his forever home!
Although Toes is very healthy, he is FIV positive, a result of his time living outside at an apartment complex in Turlock. A kind caretaker looked after him for at least a year trying to get him adopted or rescued. During that time, he sustained a bite wound from another FIV+ cat but thanks to antibiotics and care, he’s fully healed and thriving.
💖 About FIV:
FIV isn’t a big deal! It simply means Toes has a slightly weakened immune system, so his adopter will need to monitor him for common illnesses like colds, respiratory infections, and stay on top of his dental health with regular vet visits (twice a year is ideal). With proper care, FIV cats can live just as long and happy a life as non-FIV cats—and they can even live with FIV-negative cats, as long as they get along. FIV is only spread through deep bite wounds meaning cats sharing food bowls and liter boxes is completely safe!
Toes has had a full vet checkup, including a bloodwork panel which was normal, and he is in excellent health. In his foster home, he’s been a perfect gentleman, getting along with all the resident kitties. To keep Toes healthy and living as long as possible, he will need to be a strictly indoor cat & all other resident cats will need to be kept up to date on vaccinations & indoor only.
💌 Toes is on the lookout for his purr-fect person to love, cherish, and treat him like the prince he is. Could you be the one to give this sweet, special boy the forever home he deserves?
🌟 Meet the toe-tally awesome Toes! 🌟
This handsome void cat isn’t just your average feline—he’s a polydactyl, meaning he has extra toes! 🐈⬛ Toes sports an impressive 22 toes: 6 on each front paw and 5 on each back paw. These unique cats are often called “mitten cats” or “Hemingway cats” because their front paws resemble mittens, and Ernest Hemingway famously adored polydactyl cats, filling his estate with them.
Toes is a 14-pound lover boy who is all about the affection and cuddles. He enjoys warming laps, bird-watching from the window, and keeping a watchful eye on the neighborhood activity. He’s approximately 4-5 years old. He is in his prime and ready to find his forever home!
Although Toes is very healthy, he is FIV positive, a result of his time living outside at an apartment complex in Turlock. A kind caretaker looked after him for at least a year trying to get him adopted or rescued. During that time, he sustained a bite wound from another FIV+ cat but thanks to antibiotics and care, he’s fully healed and thriving.
💖 About FIV:
FIV isn’t a big deal! It simply means Toes has a slightly weakened immune system, so his adopter will need to monitor him for common illnesses like colds, respiratory infections, and stay on top of his dental health with regular vet visits (twice a year is ideal). With proper care, FIV cats can live just as long and happy a life as non-FIV cats—and they can even live with FIV-negative cats, as long as they get along. FIV is only spread through deep bite wounds meaning cats sharing food bowls and liter boxes is completely safe!
Toes has had a full vet checkup, including a bloodwork panel which was normal, and he is in excellent health. In his foster home, he’s been a perfect gentleman, getting along with all the resident kitties. To keep Toes healthy and living as long as possible, he will need to be a strictly indoor cat & all other resident cats will need to be kept up to date on vaccinations & indoor only.
💌 Toes is on the lookout for his purr-fect person to love, cherish, and treat him like the prince he is. Could you be the one to give this sweet, special boy the forever home he deserves?
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Adoption fees: $125 for a kitten and $100 for a cat 6 m or older. We will discount if you adopt 2 at the same time. Higher rates may apply for animals who get adopted very quickly and will help fund the care of those who need a longer stay in their foster homes and for those cats expensive veterinary .
All our cats are spayed/neutered, vaccinated for FVRCP and microchipped. They are also treated for fleas and intestinal parasites. Some of the cats have been tested for feline diseases.
All potential adopters will be interviewed. Full return policy if adoption does not work out.
Contact us via the contact form at: www.catnetworkofstanislaus.org or email us at: info@catnetworkofstanislaus.org. You can also call or text at 209-7350604.
We will get back to you as soon as we are able to.
Cat Network of Stanislaus does not take cats for fostering from the public. We will however assist you in finding homes for strays as much as we can.
Adoption fees: $125 for a kitten and $100 for a cat 6 m or older. We will discount if you adopt 2 at the same time. Higher rates may apply for animals who get adopted very quickly and will help fund the care of those who need a longer stay in their foster homes and for those cats expensive veterinary .
All our cats are spayed/neutered, vaccinated for FVRCP and microchipped. They are also treated for fleas and intestinal parasites. Some of the cats have been tested for feline diseases.
All potential adopters will be interviewed. Full return policy if adoption does not work out.
Contact us via the contact form at: www.catnetworkofstanislaus.org or email us at: info@catnetworkofstanislaus.org. You can also call or text at 209-7350604.
We will get back to you as soon as we are able to.
Cat Network of Stanislaus does not take cats for fostering from the public. We will however assist you in finding homes for strays as much as we can.
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Make our day - adopt a stray today! Email us at info@catnetworkofstanislaus.org or call or text 209-735-0604 for more information.
Make our day - adopt a stray today! Email us at info@catnetworkofstanislaus.org or call or text 209-735-0604 for more information.
More about this rescue
We help strays and free-roaming cats live better lives by facilitating spay and neuter and vaccinations. Animal not suitable for living in the wild will be homed through our adoption program. Cat Network of Stanislaus is a 501(c)3 approved animal advocacy group. We primarily focus on feral and stray cats and serve our community so that they best can help these animals. Some cats that were found on the street end up becoming great pets. That is when they make it to this site. We take pride in the fact that we consider every animal worthy of rescuing regardless of age and medical needs. Some of our cats are special needs.
We help strays and free-roaming cats live better lives by facilitating spay and neuter and vaccinations. Animal not suitable for living in the wild will be homed through our adoption program. Cat Network of Stanislaus is a 501(c)3 approved animal advocacy group. We primarily focus on feral and stray cats and serve our community so that they best can help these animals. Some cats that were found on the street end up becoming great pets. That is when they make it to this site. We take pride in the fact that we consider every animal worthy of rescuing regardless of age and medical needs. Some of our cats are special needs.
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