British Shorthair kittens & cats in Boynton Beach, Florida

Mama Willow is my grandmothers cat of whom is now in memory care and needs a good home for her cat. Family has been asked but most of us already have multiple pets. Willow is very skittish around strangers as she was originally feral. She has been living strictly indoors for roughly seven years. She at one point had been to a vet but I do not have access to any records and she has not recently been. She can be loving cat but she's picky about who she is around. She did have a litter of kittens multiple years ago, of whom have been given new home except for two which family members have taken in. she doesn't seem to like dogs or kids but has had limited time with them as my grandmother didn't have a dog and great grandkids were not around often. She does fine around other cats, but does go through a marking issue when new ones are introduced.

She is very sweet and friendly. YOU CAN MEET HER AT OUR CENTER AT 571 NE 44TH ST. (NW CORNER OF PROSPECT (44TH AND 6TH) IN OAKLAND PARK. We encourage you to file an on line application for this or any of our pets by clicking HERE or by going to www.animal-aid.com for a Pet Adoption Application .  Please include the name of the cat(s) or kitten(s). Stop by anytime when we're open.  Please visit our web site at www.animal-aid.com to see the hours for our Adoption Center located at 571 NE44th St. (NW corner of Prospect (44 th and 6 th ) in Oakland Park, FL 33334 and our pets available for adoption. Many of our cats are shown 7 days a week at the Petsmart at 12051 Sunrise in Plantation. The donation we are requesting is $60 and includes our medical program; all vaccines, rabies vaccine, fecal exam, de-worming, blood test for AIDS and Leukemia, spay or neuter, first month Advantage (flea treatment) plus a coupon for Science Diet food.  August 20, 2024, 8:10 am

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Birthdate: April 2020 Caleb appeared one day with a group of community cats that his foster parents care for. They had him vetted and returned him with the others. However, Caleb put himself in harms way by lying in the middle of the road and wandering off for days at a time. It was obvious that Caleb was not meant to be an outside cat, as he did not have the “street smarts” that the other community cats have.  What Caleb has is the “people smarts”. His foster home says he is the sweetest boy ever. He will put his paws around their necks and jump into their arms when he gets excited to see them after a day at work. This daily action is the most enthusiastic and heart warming thing ever!  Caleb had a complete veterinarian work up including bloodwork and was found to be very healthy (FIV+). Caleb loves other cats and tries to play with the fosters kitties, but sadly they don’t want to play with him. Because of this Caleb is kept separate. But when he gets his human time in their family room he shows his gratitude with lots of love, affection, and he stretches his front legs out in contentment. He also follows them everywhere around the house.  His sweet nature will melt your heart, while his bravery will inspire you. Playfulness is part of his charm, making every day a new adventure. His curiosity keeps him engaged, always ready to explore new corners of your home. Caleb's friendly demeanor is contagious, he quickly becomes everyone's favorite.  You can meet this you can meet Caleb by appointment. You can fill out an application for Caleb at the Pembroke Pines Petsmart or go to www.adoptastray.ws/applications/ to fill out an application online or print and fax one to (954) 965-0406.   Learn more about Adopt A Stray by visiting our website www.adoptastray.ws.Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.August 18, 2024, 1:55 pm