Connie

Connie came to us at the end of June as a transfer from an overcrowded shelter that was in urgent need of space. When she arrived, it was clear she needed a little extra TLC. She was battling a common feline respiratory infection and had an upset tummy that took some time (and a lot of care!) to get under control.<br/><br/>After some dedicated support and patience, we were able to identify the right diet that keeps Connie feeling her best. Now, she's thriving and she's finally ready to find a forever home.<br/><br/>Because of her dietary needs, Connie is available for adoption through our Adoption Consultant. This ensures that her adopter will receive all the information they need, including detailed guidance about her food and ongoing care. We want Connie and her future family to be set up for success right from the start.<br/><br/> Think of Connie's needs like a person with a gluten intolerance or food allergy. It's just part of who she is and with the right routine, it's completely manageable. We hope adopters see her for the loving, playful cat she is and not just her special dietary requirement.<br/><br/>A few important things to know about Connie:<br/>* She's not a fan of dogs, so she'll need a canine-free home.<br/>* She's incredibly sweet, social and affectionate. Once she knows you're her person, she'll be your loyal companion.<br/>* She's still young and has her whole life ahead of her. All she needs now is a soft place to land.<br/><br/>If you're looking for a loving feline friend and are open to making a small but important accommodation, Connie could be the perfect addition to your home.<br/><br/>Interested in meeting Connie? Reach out to our Adoption Consultant at arfcats@bereaanimalrescue.com. We're here to answer any questions and help you determine if this special girl is the right match for you.<br/><br/>The shelter is open Tuesdays through Fridays 3:30-6:30pm AND Saturdays & Sundays 1pm-4pm. No appointments are needed during those times. If you are not available during those times, special arrangements for a meet and greet may be able to be arranged by emailing arfcats@bereaanimalrescue.com. Thank you for considering the adoption of a shelter animal in need!

Connie came to us at the end of June as a transfer from an overcrowded shelter that was in urgent need of space. When she arrived, it was clear she needed a little extra TLC. She was battling a common feline respiratory infection and had an upset tummy that took some time (and a lot of care!) to get under control.

After some dedicated support and patience, we were able to identify the right diet that keeps Connie feeling her best. Now, she's thriving and she's finally ready to find a forever home.

Because of her dietary needs, Connie is available for adoption through our Adoption Consultant. This ensures that her adopter will receive all the information they need, including detailed guidance about her food and ongoing care. We want Connie and her future family to be set up for success right from the start.

Think of Connie's needs like a person with a gluten intolerance or food allergy. It's just part of who she is and with the right routine, it's completely manageable. We hope adopters see her for

Connie came to us at the end of June as a transfer from an overcrowded shelter that was in urgent need of space. When she arrived, it was clear she needed a little extra TLC. She was battling a common feline respiratory infection and had an upset tummy that took some time (and a lot of care!) to get under control.

After some dedicated support and patience, we were able to identify the right diet that keeps Connie feeling her best. Now, she's thriving and she's finally ready to find a forever home.

Because of her dietary needs, Connie is available for adoption through our Adoption Consultant. This ensures that her adopter will receive all the information they need, including detailed guidance about her food and ongoing care. We want Connie and her future family to be set up for success right from the start.

Think of Connie's needs like a person with a gluten intolerance or food allergy. It's just part of who she is and with the right routine, it's completely manageable. We hope adopters see her for the loving, playful cat she is and not just her special dietary requirement.

A few important things to know about Connie:
* She's not a fan of dogs, so she'll need a canine-free home.
* She's incredibly sweet, social and affectionate. Once she knows you're her person, she'll be your loyal companion.
* She's still young and has her whole life ahead of her. All she needs now is