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Coconut

Young
Male
Medium

American Shorthair

About Coconut

Tustin, CA

Breed

American Shorthair

Physical Traits

Young

(1-3 years)

Male

Medium

(7-11 lbs)

Black, Gray & White

Behavior

Personality

Curious, Affectionate, Playful, Friendly

House-trained: Yes

Health

Spayed/Neutered:

Yes

Vaccinated:

Yes

Coconut’s Compatibility

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Coconut's Story

Part of a litter of 6 from a feral mama cat in his foster's neighborhood, happy little Coconut was rescued at 3 weeks old with 4 of his 5 siblings to treat a severe URI. He is the second-biggest of the litter, and the most outgoing, confident, active, and curious. He is very intelligent and is forever trying to figure out how to get into new places to explore or find new things to pounce on or play with. He is a very sweet, VERY affectionate kitten - he loves people and wants to be in your lap whenever he can be! He loves company and attention, and wants to be where the people and the action are. He will greet you at the door when you arrive home! He is not necessarily "bonded" with his siblings, but would probably do best if adopted with one of them (and definitely needs some sort of buddy to wrestle with and keep him busy; he must not be the only cat/kitten of his age in the home). *Gets along best with: Banyan, Hula, Koah, or Kahlua. All medical has been done. Fixed, vaccinated, microchipped, negative for leukemia and FIV, treated for fleas and worms. Having all this done at a vets on your own would cost at least 2 to 4 times more! Coconut is about 8 months old. Adoption fee $250

Part of a litter of 6 from a feral mama cat in his foster's neighborhood, happy little Coconut was rescued at 3 weeks old with 4 of his 5 siblings to treat a severe URI. He is the second-biggest of the litter, and the most outgoing, confident, active, and curious. He is very intelligent and is forever trying to figure out how to get into new places to explore or find new things to pounce on or play with. He is a very sweet, VERY affectionate kitten - he loves people and wants to be in your lap whenever he can be! He loves company and attention, and wants to be where the people and the action are. He will greet you at the door when you arrive home! He is not necessarily "bonded" with his siblings, but would probably do best if adopted with one of them (and definitely needs some sort of buddy to wrestle with and keep him busy; he must not be the only cat/kitten of his age in the home).

*Gets along best with: Banyan, Hula, Koah, or Kahlua.

All medical has been done.

Fixed, vaccinated, microchip

Part of a litter of 6 from a feral mama cat in his foster's neighborhood, happy little Coconut was rescued at 3 weeks old with 4 of his 5 siblings to treat a severe URI. He is the second-biggest of the litter, and the most outgoing, confident, active, and curious. He is very intelligent and is forever trying to figure out how to get into new places to explore or find new things to pounce on or play with. He is a very sweet, VERY affectionate kitten - he loves people and wants to be in your lap whenever he can be! He loves company and attention, and wants to be where the people and the action are. He will greet you at the door when you arrive home! He is not necessarily "bonded" with his siblings, but would probably do best if adopted with one of them (and definitely needs some sort of buddy to wrestle with and keep him busy; he must not be the only cat/kitten of his age in the home).

*Gets along best with: Banyan, Hula, Koah, or Kahlua.

All medical has been done.

Fixed, vaccinated, microchipped, negative for leukemia and FIV, treated for fleas and worms. Having all this done at a vets on your own would cost at least 2 to 4 times more! Coconut is about 8 months old.

Adoption fee $250

How To Adopt

Coconut was listed as Adoptable by Animals in Need Rescue Network

How can I adopt Coconut?

Click the Start Your Inquiry button, and share some preliminary details with Animals in Need Rescue Network. They may then ask for more details or an official application prior to an adoption. If you're a match, they'll reach out with next steps and timing.

How can I find out if Coconut is a good fit for me?

Click the "See How You Match" button, answer a few simple questions, and see how you match up! It takes less than a minute to complete. You can also reach out directly to Animals in Need Rescue Network for details on the pet.

When can I meet Coconut?

If you've submitted an inquiry, Animals in Need Rescue Network will review your information and may ask you to fill out an official application. If you're a good fit for Coconut, they'll reach out to set up a meeting.

What if I have more questions about the adoption process?

Just reach out directly to Animals in Need Rescue Network, and they'll be happy to help!

Animals in Need Rescue Network's Adoption Policy

There is no way to possibly understand how much love and fulfillment a new kitty will add to your life!!! Unconditional love is waiting for you Please email us if you are interested in one of our kitties and provide your phone number. Someone will call you and then follow up with an adoption application if the kitty is a potential fit for you. We can then make arrangements for you to meet the kitty after speaking to one of our adoption coordinators.

Our Mission

Animals in Need Rescue Network is devoted to saving animals from the shelters and the streets and to provide assistance and resources for people to help animals. We strive to provide a valuable service to the community by helping pets stay out of shelters and in forever homes. We want to keep pets from being euthanized ...