Applications can be submitted on our website at We require interested parties to apply prior to meeting to ensure a good match. Our adoptable animals are located at one of our adoption centers or in foster homes. Health information: All cats and kittens will be spayed or neutered, FeLV / FIV tested (as indicated by age), receive vaccinations appropriate for age, preventative deworming, and microchipping prior to adoption as appropriate by age. Good with Children:Hides when children are present.Ĭompanion Animal: Requires a feline companion always. Good with Dogs: Unknown, but optimistic (Animal has not met a dog). Other Info: Very timid until she is confident & established in a routine. When I Grow Up, I Want to Be: The princess of her castle from a top the bell tower or a 8 foot cat tower will do. Job Title in Foster: Playful chase instigator Kitty's Dislikes: be picked up & held or petted with two handsįastest Way to Get Me to Purr: One handed cheek scratches by my husband not sure if she prefers men.įavorite Treat: Churro type or any treat the other cats are getting. Kitty's Likes: One handed cheek scratches, trackball toy & laser pointer Perfect Day: A nice dab of wet food for breakfast then a romp & game of chase with my companion kitty, a session of play with the trackball toy then play time with the human & laser toy.repeat. Words to Describe Me: Playful, young & energeticįavorite Place to Sleep: In a kitty condo, man cave or tube in a cat treeįavorite Toy: Trackball toy, laser pointer or spring toy, rubber toy I definitely see myself as a pretty kitty who deserves to be spoiled and loved! I am a little bit shy at first, but when I am picked up and held close, I become a purring machine! I also recently discovered the joys of a fluffy, comfy blanket! When I get on a blanket, I get all cuddled up and am in pure bliss. I was found in Long Beach, CA and I was just too friendly to be let go so I endured a long journey to end up here in Phoenix, AZ to find my forever home. Whether you save a life directly by visiting a shelter or indirectly by adopting through a rescue group, you are saving a life.Hello, my name is Stella Garden. Note that, when you adopt from a rescue group, they will “pull” additional shelter animals right away. If you want to know more about the pet you’re considering adding to your family, meeting a pet in foster care can be very helpful. Cats frequently hide in cubbies or snuggle into their litter boxes as they seek additional security. Rescue groups are generally staffed by volunteers and rely on their volunteers to foster animals in their homes, meet with, and approve potential adopters.įostering animals allows their personalities to bloom, as many dogs become bored and frightened while in shelters. Rescue Groups are generally nonprofit organizations or individuals that take in strays and/or “pull” surplus animals from overcrowded shelters.Note that each Indiana shelter is independent, meaning they are not connected to each other or national organizations such as the Humane Society Their ability to limit intake ensures they are not overwhelmed and are able to work within their budget and capacity to care. These shelters “pull” animals from overcrowded shelters, and, in some instances, they accept strays or owner surrenders. Private shelters can limit their intake/admissions and can determine which animals they wish to allow into their shelters. This is difficult work, and it’s why we advocate for spaying and neutering pets to prevent “shelter intake” of unwanted litters. Government-funded shelters are typically required to accept all animals regardless of their capacity to care. Some are operated by local governments, while others are “ private”. Shelters are brick and mortar structures.
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