Ringo, Domestic Shorthair For Adoption In Lenhartsville, Pennsylvania

Location:

Lenhartsville, PA

Description:

This handsome guy is Ringo. Ringo was born at his foster home on March 29th 2022 along with his 3 siblings. His siblings were adopted quickly, but unfortunately Ringo developed FIP (Feline Infectious Peritonitis). This is a devastating diagnosis, but luck was on Ringo's side. Ringo responded well to treatment for FIP and is now a survivor. Ringo has been declared cured for 1 year now. He was just at the vet and got a clean bill of health including blood work so he received the green light to find his forever home. Ringo is a friendly guy and anxious to share his love with a new family. While he can be a little shy to start, given a little patience Ringo will warm up to you. He enjoys being petted and is happy being held. Once he is settled in and comfortable with his new people, you will see what a charmer he is. Ringo is a bit of a talker and rolls over to greet you when you come into the room. He has a silly personality once he gets to know you. Two of his favorite things are playtime and Churu treats. Ringo gets along with the other kitties in his foster home and we think he'd do well in a home with other pets. He is frequently seen laying with one of his many friends. He would love to be adopted with one of his friends, but a friendly resident cat he can hang out with would be ideal too. Ringo is 2 years old, neutered, up to date on vaccinations and tested negative for FIV & FeLV. For more information about Ringo, please email Lori at XXXX@gmail.com.Adoption processTo begin the adoption process, you must fill out an application. You must be 21 years old to be considered for adoption. We require personal references including a vet and /or landlord (if applicable). If you have not adopted through us previously, we may require a home visit prior to adoption. All adopted cats must be kept indoors and up to date with vet care, including yearly wellness exams. Your adoption donation allows us to provide the following vet care for each of our fosters.*Spay or Neuter*Rabies Vaccination*Distemper Combo vaccinations*Feline Leukemia/FIV testing*Worming medications*Flea TreatmentsAny medical issue that arises in our care is addressed prior to adoption. Upon adoption, you receive a copy of medical records which will cover all care provided by our vets. Declawing is not permitted. A wellness visit must be scheduled with your vet within 2 weeks after adoption.Shelter locationFor approved applications, if an adoption day event is not available, we are making other arrangements for meeting our foster cats.

Category:

Cats

Color:

Brown

Sex:

Male

Posted:

April 10 on Get-Pet