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Take Home a FoSCA Rescue Cat or Kitten
Always Adopt – Never Buy….
Rescue organizations and cat shelters offer safe havens for feline pets. This gives them an opportunity to have a second chance with a loving owner. Many of these cats are homeless by no fault of their own. Sharing your time and affection with an abandoned pet is priceless. Remember, the animal benefits the most by having a new loving family and nurturing surroundings. Invite a homeless cat into your life today and you will have a friend forever!
Take Home A Shelter Cat
Many people find joy in saving the life of a shelter animals or adopting pets from shelters. Many shelter pets were once cherished members of a family and often make great pets with love, safety and a little training while others were born to strays and have never known a safe and loving home.
Benefits:
- Many shelters spay and neuter cats before adoption
- Many rescue cats are healthy and current on vaccinations
- Many rescue cats get along with children and other house pets
- Many rescue cats are already house broken/litter-boxed trained
In the United States, about 4 to 6 million cats and dogs are euthanized each year and shelters are often overpopulated with displaced animals. Adopting a cat from a shelter helps solve the overpopulation problem of displaced pets. Cat shelters can have a mix of adoptable breeds, in different sizes and ages.
Many factors play into the role as to why shelter cats are homeless:
- Family cannot care for them anymore
- Owner has passed away
- Family moved to a place that does not allow pets
- Allergies/Health Conditions
It’s important to keep in mind some animals come to shelters in good health and are just grateful for a loving, forever home.
One Of These Cats Might Be Yours
We currently do not have any kittens for adoption or foster. Please continue to check back with us or visit our Search Pets page.