ALEXIS

This is one of the saddest things for volunteers at rescues. Perfectly healthy cats being surrendered by family members who do not want or can not take in an older cat once the owner is in hospice or dies. <br/> <br/>ALEXIS is a perfectly healthy Senior lady who has lost her life-long companion. She is now in a strange place, without knowing what has happened, or what she did to deserve losing her home and her friend.<br/><br/>ALEXIS was hanging back behind her bed at the far end of her kennel, but she is now in a room and is doing her best to fit in. She is friendly, loves attention. She is a bit leery of the other cats, but there are so many of them. The person who surrendered her did not know how she is with other cats, dogs, or kids. As a senior cat, she likely would do best being an only pet, though she is doing ok with the roommates. Older kids might be ok as long as they understand that she will not be a playmate. She will probably be happiest to curl up in a comfy spot for a snooze. Hopefully, she will soon find a new person to love and care for her, and she can look forward to a safe, loving forever home.<br/><br/>DOB- 05/2013 Entered shelter-05/2025<br/><br/>If you would like to adopt ALEXIS please come to the shelter during Adoption Hours Monday and Wednesday from 4-7 or Saturday from 10-1 or call 231-773-3030 to make an appointment. Please Remember to bring your Cat Carrier!Faithful to Felines is OPEN to the public! Visit our Shelter at 2525 Hall Street in Muskegon, MI. <br/><br/>Our open hours are as follows:<br/>Monday 4pm - 7pm<br/>Wednesday 4pm - 7pm<br/>Saturday 10am -1pm<br/>Call 231-773-3030 to schedule an appointment.

This is one of the saddest things for volunteers at rescues. Perfectly healthy cats being surrendered by family members who do not want or can not take in an older cat once the owner is in hospice or dies.

ALEXIS is a perfectly healthy Senior lady who has lost her life-long companion. She is now in a strange place, without knowing what has happened, or what she did to deserve losing her home and her friend.

ALEXIS was hanging back behind her bed at the far end of her kennel, but she is now in a room and is doing her best to fit in. She is friendly, loves attention. She is a bit leery of the other cats, but there are so many of them. The person who surrendered her did not know how she is with other cats, dogs, or kids. As a senior cat, she likely would do best being an only pet, though she is doing ok with the roommates. Older kids might be ok as long as they understand that she will not be a playmate. She will probably be happiest to curl up in a comfy spot for a snooze. Hopefully, she will soon find a ne

This is one of the saddest things for volunteers at rescues. Perfectly healthy cats being surrendered by family members who do not want or can not take in an older cat once the owner is in hospice or dies.

ALEXIS is a perfectly healthy Senior lady who has lost her life-long companion. She is now in a strange place, without knowing what has happened, or what she did to deserve losing her home and her friend.

ALEXIS was hanging back behind her bed at the far end of her kennel, but she is now in a room and is doing her best to fit in. She is friendly, loves attention. She is a bit leery of the other cats, but there are so many of them. The person who surrendered her did not know how she is with other cats, dogs, or kids. As a senior cat, she likely would do best being an only pet, though she is doing ok with the roommates. Older kids might be ok as long as they understand that she will not be a playmate. She will probably be happiest to curl up in a comfy spot for a snooze. Hopefully, she will soon find a new person to love and care for her, and she can look forward to a safe, loving forever home.

DOB- 05/2013 Entered shelter-05/2025

If you would like to adopt ALEXIS please come to the shelter during Adoption Hours Monday and Wednesday from 4-7 or Saturday from 10-1 or call 231-773-3030 to make an appointment. Please Remember to bring your Cat Carrier!Faithful to Fe