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Adopter must have a cat carrier for safe transport.įruity is a very sweet and pretty girl. He has a condition called granuloma that means he always has small wounds that don't heal well, but Convenia injections every several months have lessened the severity.Ĭan someone give this love bug a forever home? No set adoption fee but a donation helps us help more cats like Buster. He is current on vaccines, flea and worm prevention, had a negative combo test, and is neutered. He seemed to be friends with some cats and fought with others, so if he goes to a home with other cats they should not be aggressive or territorial. He must have an indoor-only home so that he doesn't try to return to the busy parking deck he was living in (he actually enjoyed it because he flirted with people and begged for food and attention, so he would try to go back, but he was dangerously dodging cars). The vet loved him and said he stayed calm even when they shaved around his wounds to clean them. All cats looking for jobs as mousers will be spayed/neutered and vaccinated against rabies and distemper.īuster is a big teddy bear! Vocal and loving, he has been on the streets a while so takes a moment to trust a new person, but once he trusts you he is all over you.

Rescue birds transport athens ga free#

We require that the barn owner continue to provide daily food and fresh water once the cats are free - they will not stay and provide mousing services if they are not fed! They also will need 24-hour access to safe and dry barns or outbuildings for shelter. We will provide a large dog pen, litter, litter box and food if needed. They will require about 2-4 weeks of confinement in a stall or tack room so that they learn the sights and smells and sounds of their new home, and so they learn that they will be fed. We also have adult semi-feral/feral cats pulled from local animal control facilities who were scheduled for euthanasia.

Protect your barn and outbuildings with natural pest control! Occasionally we have groups of two or three 'teenage' siblings who may be too difficult to tame for regular homes, Some would likely tame up with time and patience, but with so many already-tame cats looking for homes, the best place for our teenage cats is on a farm.