Your Next Forever Best Friend
Is Waiting For You! Adopt A Kitten or A Cat
Having
a cat reduces your blood pressure and helps prevent heart disease
Having
a cat fights depression and loneliness
Cats
are entertaining to watch and fun to play with
Cats
provide companionship
Cats
will cuddle up with you on a cold evening
Cats
are independent and can be left alone while you’re at work
A cat’s
mere presence will ward off unwanted mice and pests
Cats
are comfortable in small spaces like apartments
Cats
are very clean; they bathe themselves!
A cat’s
purr is instantly calming and relaxing
Cats
are affectionate
Just
15 minutes a day of playing with you will satisfy a cat
Cats
are easy to house train, especially adult cats, who are probably
already house trained
Cats
bring a little bit of the wild into your house
Indoor
cats and spayed/neutered cats live long lives, providing up to 20 years
of companionship
Cats
are cheaper to spay/neuter than dogs, especially big dogs
Taking
care of a cat can help teach a child responsibility and humane values
Lots
of cats need good homes; when you adopt one, you’re saving a life!
All
of our adoptable cats and kittens:
- have already
been spayed/neutered.
- have been
tested for FIV/FeLV
- have been
microchipped
- are up-to-date
on routine vaccinations and rabies
- have been
dewormed
- have been
treated for fleas and earmites
Improve your life with a cat’s companionship, and combat
the tragedy of overpopulation! Click here to see
our adoptable kittens and cats!
Snowflake, Jeni, Harlo and Hamlet have all something
in common: they are very sweet and loving cats. But they also
have something else: a virus that could end their lives early, but
may not. They are positive for Feline Leukemia, which is not contagious
to dogs and humans, but other cats. That is one reason for them not
finding the loving home they deserve.
Snowflake
Hamlet
.
But there are places in the USA that take care of those
who are a bit different. And we have the chance to get all into the
wonderful sanctuaries Home for Life in Minnesota and Best
Friends in Utah. But - we need funds to do so. The
less stressful way would be to fly them to the sanctuaries. This
will cost approximately $ 300.00 per cat and we just don’t have that much
money.
We are seeking Guardian Angels in the community to help
us give those wonderful cats get a second chance. Some of them were rescued
from Animal Control Centers. If you want to help please call Barbara @
(337) 781-2362 for more information or AHS @ 668-4484.
You can also make a donation via Paypal. Put on your paypal donation,
"FeLV Cat Transport". THANK YOU!