Size
(when grown) -
Details
House-trained,
Spayed or Neutered,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website. We personally thank you for your interest in adopting one or more of our wonderful cats or kittens! We have invested a lot of our time, energy and resources to offer a second chance to these rescued kitties. Many have been through situations already and our goal is to prevent that from happening again. We are committed to seeing our cats through, as we have poured our hearts into them, and take our adoptions seriously, even after they leave our care. We encourage an ongoing relationship with our adopters, and look for people that are easy to work with. If at any time in the cat’s life you are unable to keep him or her, you are required to return the cat(s) to us. We don’t stop caring once the kitties leave! We make every effort that each adoption be successful. All adopters must complete an application. You must be at least 18 years old to fill out an application. Please print clearly and considerately (for paper applicants). Please fill it out with complete honesty, – there is no “right” or “wrong” answer. We have the right to refuse an adoption application for any reason without recourse if we feel that we need to gather more info, or for whatever concerns the well being of the kitties applied for. If applications are incomplete, we can delay or deny an adoption. Please give us a few days time to process your application and to get back with you, respectfully! Ben Purr is one big fluffy teddy bear boy and playful. He is a bigger kitty, but not overweight, he loves cuddles at bedtime, he drools - you'll need kleenex by your bedside! When he is not seeking the cuddles and attention, he will play! He lounges like most adults, but also finds a way to chase and play with his kitty imagination in full effect. He is not sure about laser lights, but does enjoy catnip! He loves wet food, and dry is his main diet while in rescue.He does well with other pets, not dog tested, but it may be possible. Kids are fine as long as they are gentle. Ben Purr was a wondering neighborhood kitty, which I personally put food out for him when I saw him. He kept coming by, and once the storms hit, I decided I would bring him in if he showed up. He did. I brought him in to keep him safe, and then decided to take him to the vet since he was doing so well. He checked out fine, and has all his shots - has not been outside since and doesn't try 'busting out' - although, I am sure he wouldn't mind a stroll - we just don't do that with cats for adoption.Please fill out an application if you are interested and we can get your journey started. Meet n greets are by appointment to fit around work schedules. Thank you!Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet. Each cat adoption includes vet work; Spay or Neuter, Appropriate Vaccines, Microchip (for most cats), FIV/FeLV Test, basic parasite treatments like deworming and ear checks (for mites), and any other potential medical need at the time he or she is in our care. Courtesy listings or cats that are not in our immediate care, may not have all the listed services and can be discussed at the time of an interview. We also include an adoption goodie bag with Premium Cat Food, canned cat food, toys, feather toys or string toys, laser light, adoption folder with vet history, healthy pet care and product brochure with subscription offered, any available coupons, and as much information as needed to help you with your new kitty! Similarly, cats that are courtesy listings or not in our direct care, may not come with these incentives, or may have other belongings to go with them, which can be discussed during the interview stage. Adoption Fees: An adoption fee or donation is used to help recover the medical expenses for each of our cats, and for their needs while in our care. The adoption fees vary depending on popularity, adoptability and other factors we take into consideration. Our fees range from "any donation" - to 40 or 60 or so, for adults or over 1 year. Average is 60 for teens, and kittens are 75 - 100 or so, depending on medical costs. All fees are potentially flexible but we tend to consider it to be a reflection of the adopter's value in our kitties and their state of mind. January 29, 2025, 1:47 pm
