Lydia Is a spayed female cat who had an injury to her eye. she will soon be available for adoption
The newest brother and sister pair have arrived. They are littermates to the three Presley kittens that just got adopted. Right now they are understandably terrified but licking food from my fingers so I know they will be much calmer in a few days. Soon they will go to the vet and be ready for adoption through Healing Animal Scars - Sonya's Cat & Animal Rescue Society Healing Animal SCARS - Sonya's Cat rescue group #rescue #kittens #feralcatsmatter #feralkittens. #healinganimalscars Sonya D Higgins Linda Borden @
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Our adoption fee is $350 for a kitten.
We get our Kittens under 6 months tested for Feline Leukaemia.
After they are adopted, they will have to come back to our veterinarian in Eastern Passage for booster vaccines that are included in the adoption donation of $350 per kitten.
We provide all booster vaccines required for the first year. Some shelters or rescues only do the first vaccines, then it is the financial responsibility of the adopter to go to a vet to pay for booster vaccines.
Kittens need 3 sets of booster vaccines, whereas adult cats only require two sets of vaccines.
Some rescues or shelters only provide the core vaccine fvrcp, but our rescue also vaccinates for feline leukaemia and rabies.
We get them spayed or neutered prior to adoption. Our veterinarians are very skilled at pediatric surgery. Our kittens are usually at least 10 weeks old by the time we have finished all the required vet care
For permanent identification, we also get all of our adoptable kitties microchipped.
We provide 6 weeks of free pet health insurance.
If you are seriously interested in adopting one of our kitties, please call me at 902-469-6369 to have a pre-screening interview over the phone. It can be difficult to reach me, because I am very busy.
If you call and I don't answer, please try calling again in an hour. You may reach me by telephone between the hours of 9 a.m. and 9 p.m.
If, after having a conversation with you on the phone, I feel that you are a suitable candidate to adopt one of our kitties, I will ask you to email me at [email protected] to receive an application.
You must telephone your veterinarian to give them permission to discuss your history with us.
Once you have completed the application and emailed it back to me, you must phone me again so that we can review it.
If your application is tentatively approved, then we can invite you to meet the cats in foster homes. If you feel