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Elfie

Kitten
Female
Small

Domestic Short Hair

About Elfie

Lacey, WA

Breed

Domestic Short Hair

Physical Traits

Kitten

(less than 1 year)

Female

Small

(0-6 lbs)

Coat: Short

Black

Behavior

House-trained: Yes

Health

Spayed/Neutered:

Yes

Vaccinated:

Yes

Elfie’s Compatibility

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Elfie's Story

As a bottle-fed baby, Elfie was transferred from Yakima Washington to a foster for another rescue. They then noticed ringworm on one of the kittens. All four kittens had the fungal skin infection all over them. Within two months, they were all given a clean bill of health and eager to come out of quarantine. *IMPORTANT: Due to their energy levels, kittens do best when adopted in pairs or more, not so much in singles, unless you have current cat under 2 years of age. To meet any of our kitties, an Adoption application is required prior to making an appointment. You can download our Adoption Inquiry Application at https://CriticalCareKittenCoalition.org, then scroll down to Match-Making Application NOTE: There's a nonrefundable $30 per person ($50 for two or more) "meet" fee, which will be deducted from the adoption fee/s if there's a match. This fee is not negotiable and due only if a meet-appointment is offered. The amount is to help our rescue while discouraging those just wanting to just come and play with kitties. (If you are just wanting to play with the kitties, you are welcome to complete our volunteer application, also found on our website) Adoption Fee: $180

As a bottle-fed baby, Elfie was transferred from Yakima Washington to a foster for another rescue. They then noticed ringworm on one of the kittens. All four kittens had the fungal skin infection all over them. Within two months, they were all given a clean bill of health and eager to come out of quarantine.

*IMPORTANT: Due to their energy levels, kittens do best when adopted in pairs or more, not so much in singles, unless you have current cat under 2 years of age.

To meet any of our kitties, an Adoption application is required prior to making an appointment. You can download our Adoption Inquiry Application at https://CriticalCareKittenCoalition.org, then scroll down to Match-Making Application

NOTE: There's a nonrefundable $30 per person ($50 for two or more) "meet" fee, which will be deducted from the adoption fee/s if there's a match. This fee is not negotiable and due only if a meet-appointment is offered. The amount is to help our rescue while discouraging those just wanting to jus

As a bottle-fed baby, Elfie was transferred from Yakima Washington to a foster for another rescue. They then noticed ringworm on one of the kittens. All four kittens had the fungal skin infection all over them. Within two months, they were all given a clean bill of health and eager to come out of quarantine.

*IMPORTANT: Due to their energy levels, kittens do best when adopted in pairs or more, not so much in singles, unless you have current cat under 2 years of age.

To meet any of our kitties, an Adoption application is required prior to making an appointment. You can download our Adoption Inquiry Application at https://CriticalCareKittenCoalition.org, then scroll down to Match-Making Application

NOTE: There's a nonrefundable $30 per person ($50 for two or more) "meet" fee, which will be deducted from the adoption fee/s if there's a match. This fee is not negotiable and due only if a meet-appointment is offered. The amount is to help our rescue while discouraging those just wanting to just come and play with kitties. (If you are just wanting to play with the kitties, you are welcome to complete our volunteer application, also found on our website)

Adoption Fee: $180

How To Adopt

Elfie was listed as Adoptable by Critical Care Kitten Coalition

How can I adopt Elfie?

Click the Start Your Inquiry button, and share some preliminary details with Critical Care Kitten Coalition. 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 Elfie 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 Critical Care Kitten Coalition for details on the pet.

When can I meet Elfie?

If you've submitted an inquiry, Critical Care Kitten Coalition will review your information and may ask you to fill out an official application. If you're a good fit for Elfie, they'll reach out to set up a meeting.

What if I have more questions about the adoption process?

Just reach out directly to Critical Care Kitten Coalition, and they'll be happy to help!

Critical Care Kitten Coalition's Adoption Policy

We require our Match-Making application to be completed and submitted to the email address listed on the application. If we only receive the PetFinder interest info, we will respond requesting our application. Because our emails tend to be routed to the Spam folder, we depend on potential clients having their phone number listed in PetFinder. Otherwise, we scrap the interest card after 3 weeks. We have a five-stage adoption process: Stage 1: We must receive our adoption application, completed in full and signed Stage 2: If all looks good, a phone interview will be conducted where we will get to know each other a bit more and we might establish an appointment Stage 3: Pay a nonrefundable fee to meet the kitties. It's $30 for one person, $50 for two or more. This fee is paid through our website under Save A Kitten. If there's a match, the Meet and Greet fee will be deducted from the adoption fee (Note: Do not pay this until after the phone interview). Stage 4: Once payment is received, you will receive a text with our address as confirmation of the appointment, and Stage 5: Meeting the adoptable kitties. (Questions are strongly encouraged, but because who you come here for may not be who you adopt, please wait to ask questions until you are here)

Our Mission

We are a "safe place" medical rescue/adoption agency for furry family members. We take the kittens they deem as too expensive or too contagious by rescues of WA state who would normally euthanize. Instead, they can bring them to us here at Critical Care Kitten Coalition, and we give it our all to bring them to perfect healt...