Last Updated March 6, 2023
Rescue Stats 2023
cats
spayed/neutered
+ cats via our trap loan program
cats
adopted
Rescue Stats 2022
281 cats
spayed/neutered
+ 165 cats via our trap loan program
273 cats adopted
Rescue Stats 2021
cats
313 spayed/neutered
+ 222 cats via our trap loan program
266 cats
adopted
Rescue Stats 2020
420 cats spayed/neutered
+ 333 cats via our trap loan program
344 cats
adopted
Rescue Stats 2019
272 cats spayed/neutered
+ 376 cats via our trap loan program
381 adopted
Rescue Stats 2018
254 cats spayed/neutered
+ 107 cats via our trap loan program
224 cats adopted
Rescue Stats 2017
291 cats spayed/neutered
+ 125 cats via our trap loan program
392 cats adopted
Rescue Stats 2016
260 cats spayed/neutered
+ 130 cats via our trap loan program
341 cats adopted
Rescue Stats 2015
344 cats spayed/neutered
+48 via our trap loan program
249 cats adopted
Rescue Stats 2014
176 cats spayed/neutered
+ 68 via our trap loan program
194 cats adopted
Rescue Stats 2013
233 cats spayed/neutered
+ 95 via our trap loan program
222 cats adopted
Rescue Stats 2012
260 cats spayed/neutered
202 cats adopted
Rescue Stats 2011
244 cats spayed/neutered
198 cats adopted
Rescue Stats 2010
306 cats spayed/neutered
216 cats adopted
Rescue Stats 2009
421 cats spayed/neutered
232 cats adopted
Rescue Stats 2008
350 cats spayed/neutered
200 cats adopted
Rescue Stats 2007
226 cats spayed/neutered
149 cats adopted
Rescue Stats 2006
126 cats spayed/neutered
56 cats adopted
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Domestic Short Hair (short coat) : : Male (neutered) : : Adult
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Please Note: This animal is listed as a courtesy to another organization. Please be sure to contact the foster/caretaker for more information about him.
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Biscuit was a stray cat that wondered off his cat colony to a nearby neighborhood where he found his human that used to feed other strays in the neighborhood. She noticed that he was super friendly, more than the others, and discovered some of his background through his microchip and some posts on social media. After some time she decided to try him in an indoor environment. He was so friendly and needy of human attention that she knew he deserved his own family. After only one day in his new bedroom, he was loving his indoor life with lots of plays, cuddles and a warm and comfy place to sleep. He loves belly rubs and ear scratches. He is very quiet, only talks if strictly necessary. It is very easy to take him to the vet and he relaxes fast in the vet office. He is also training to walk on a harness and leash with hopes that he will enjoy some outdoor walks in a safe way. As of this moment we don’t know how he will do with other cats in the house since the introduction process is still running. However we know that he doesn’t have any aggressive behavior with the other cats scent. Visit his FB page to follow his indoor life!
vanda would prefer waiting till shelter at home is over
vandasmendes@gmail.com
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