Autumn

Poor AUTUMN, she's had two homes so far, and neither were very nice. We first rescued her from a hoarding situation in 2024, where she was shut in a small room all the time with some other dogs and cats. After coming to our rescue, we thought we'd found her a lovely home and adopter, but it turned out not to be. The adopter had mental health issues we had no way of knowing about, but thankfully our sweet baby is back with us, and she deserves a truly good home and an adopter who won't let her down! AUTUMN loves people despite a few bumps in her journey, that's the great spirit she has, and she likes other cats too, so long as they are nice. She is truly a lovely cat.<br/><br/>https://form.jotform.com/81848821130152<br/><br/>We do not have a fixed adoption fee at For The Cats' Sake, but instead ask for a tax-deductible donation to our group. On average, we spend over $250 to cover spay and neutering, testing for FeLV and FIV, vaccinations, flea treatment, deworming and any vet care/medicine that is needed. We ask for a minimum donation of $80 per cat, and that adopters pay more if they are able to. Our goal is to find the best home for each animal, and we feel this policy makes it possible for more people to adopt one or more cats. It is important to us that every adopter can afford to care for their pets properly and give them a home for life.

Poor AUTUMN, she's had two homes so far, and neither were very nice. We first rescued her from a hoarding situation in 2024, where she was shut in a small room all the time with some other dogs and cats. After coming to our rescue, we thought we'd found her a lovely home and adopter, but it turned out not to be. The adopter had mental health issues we had no way of knowing about, but thankfully our sweet baby is back with us, and she deserves a truly good home and an adopter who won't let her down! AUTUMN loves people despite a few bumps in her journey, that's the great spirit she has, and she likes other cats too, so long as they are nice. She is truly a lovely cat.

https://form.jotform.com/81848821130152

We do not have a fixed adoption fee at For The Cats' Sake, but instead ask for a tax-deductible donation to our group. On average, we spend over $250 to cover spay and neutering, testing for FeLV and FIV, vaccinations, flea treatment, deworming and any vet care/medicine that is needed. We ask for a minimu

Poor AUTUMN, she's had two homes so far, and neither were very nice. We first rescued her from a hoarding situation in 2024, where she was shut in a small room all the time with some other dogs and cats. After coming to our rescue, we thought we'd found her a lovely home and adopter, but it turned out not to be. The adopter had mental health issues we had no way of knowing about, but thankfully our sweet baby is back with us, and she deserves a truly good home and an adopter who won't let her down! AUTUMN loves people despite a few bumps in her journey, that's the great spirit she has, and she likes other cats too, so long as they are nice. She is truly a lovely cat.

https://form.jotform.com/81848821130152

We do not have a fixed adoption fee at For The Cats' Sake, but instead ask for a tax-deductible donation to our group. On average, we spend over $250 to cover spay and neutering, testing for FeLV and FIV, vaccinations, flea treatment, deworming and any vet care/medicine that is needed. We ask for a minimum donation of $80 per cat, and that adopters pay more if they are able to. Our goal is to find the best home for each animal, and we feel this policy makes it possible for more people to adopt one or more cats. It is important to us that every adopter can afford to care for their pets properly and give them a home for life.