Tasha, Domestic Shorthair For Adoption In Howell, Michigan

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$175

Tasha, Domestic Shorthair For Adoption In Howell, Michigan

Price:

$175

Location:

Howell, MI

Description:

Riker and his sister Tasha are gorgeous babies and great examples or a tabby cat. Riker has a plush coat and has beautiful stripes. Tasha has a gorgeous, more brown tabby coloring. They came to us from a feral mom outside with a litter of kittens. They were being fed by a nice couple who got two of the litter to come inside and they have been inside for many months now. Riker likes his sister but because they are in a small room he gets the zoomies and is a bit much for her at times. Once they are in a more spacious spot Tasha is They could be adopted together. Probably should be adopted together. Once they get into a home of their own where they have plenty of room to move about easily this pestering of Riker to Tasha will slow down considerably. He, they, will be a great companion for someone without little kids. They will sit in your lap and enjoy being petted. A home with a enclosed porch or catio would be amazing for them, (him). For more information call or text me at 517 294 XXXX or email me your phone number to marlas2468@yahoo.comAdoption processWe warmly welcome all contact from families who are interested in our animals and try to respond to e-mails and phone messages the very same day that they are received. We are striving to make customer service our passion for both the people we come into contact with as well as the pets in need. Our adoption fees vary with the amount that we have invested into each animal we take in. These originate from various areas including shelter 'pull fees' or vet bills and include the costs we incur for spay/neuter, regular vaccines, dental work (if needed), grooming (if needed) etc.. These can range anywhere from $175.00 to a 500.00- depending on the situation. (A low price-such as $175.00-would not generally include much vetting but there are times that we get pets who are already vetted but have just become homeless for one reason or another.) You will be happy to know that Come To The Rescue DOES NOT MAKE ANY SORT OF A PROFIT ON OUR ANIMALS and the adoption fees reflect only the amount of money we have already spent on them in terms of housing, vaccines and any other needed medical procedures. Please know that as it is our ultimate goal to place our pets into appropriate,loving and life long homes, we do ask that our prospective adopters are in a financial position to afford the care of the pet they are interested in. Our adoption process is a simple one which is carefully designed to try and ensure that we connect our available pets with the most appropriate homes.. The first step is usually a phone interview (or email exchange) which serves to give us a sense of our prospective adopters and the sort of companion(s) they are seeking. We also use this as a time to chat about the pets that we currently have in foster, reviewing their personalities and other details that may be important to a future family to know/understand. Once the initial connection has been made, we then have the family contact the foster home(s) where the pets are currently living. Arrangements can then be made for a visitation. (Depending on the animal(s) involved this could take place either in the foster home, at the potential new home or in an appropriately neutral 'third' location.) When the family has met the pet -and if they continue to be interested in adopting him or her- we will then perform a veterinary reference check if they have- or have had- other pets in the family. Usually, this only involves a quick phone call to the veterinarian's office. We then make arrangements to perform an informal 'home visit' to see where the pet will be living. This is a wonderful opportunity for all family members to interact with their newest member as well as for any additional questions to be answered. In the case of cats- in particular- we like to take this time to help the family get the kitty settled in and comfortable. Often, the home visit will involve the animal coming along but other times it can be done remotely through photographs of the interior and exterior of the home. This decision will depend on the individual situation/circumstances involved. When approval has been given, we will then discuss whether the family would prefer to officially adopt the pet outright or whether they would prefer have the pet in their home on a trial basis. Please Note: Both of these decisions will involve the signing of legally binding contracts although adoption fees/checks will not be cashed in the case of a Trial Adoption. The agreed upon adoption fee will be cashed in the event that the family decides to keep the pet and ultimately completes the Official Adoption Contract.Shelter locationWe encourage you to contact Marla Swartz- our director- if you are interested in meeting any of our wonderful companion animals. Phone 1: 517-548-XXXXPhone 2: 517-294-XXXX email: XXXX@yahoo.com

Category:

Cats

Color:

Brown

Sex:

Female

Posted:

March 22 on Get-Pet