Ellie

Sweet Ellie had a hard start in a semi-feral cat colony. Her eye was damaged, likely in a territory or mating skirmish. The vet has cleared her as free of infection and no need to remove the eye at this time. Dispite this rough start she is extremely sweet and friendly to both people and other cats. She would do well with other cats or adopted with one of her colony mates (see Rosie, Buster Brown, MaryJane or Snookums). <br/><br/>Cats and kittens will have the following: <br/>FVRCP vaccine<br/>deworm<br/>NexGard topical if old enough<br/>Spay/neuter if old enough <br/>Rabies vaccine (if over 4 months old)<br/>Microchip: Register your microchip as soon as you adopt your cat/kitten.<br/>If adopted before spay/neuter we will offer $100 as a credit to the vet of your choice to go towards spay/neuter. Cat/kitten's file must be set up within 10 days of adoption at the your vet by giving your vet a copy of the medical records and microchip information. Once set up email us your vet contact information and your cat's name.

Sweet Ellie had a hard start in a semi-feral cat colony. Her eye was damaged, likely in a territory or mating skirmish. The vet has cleared her as free of infection and no need to remove the eye at this time. Dispite this rough start she is extremely sweet and friendly to both people and other cats. She would do well with other cats or adopted with one of her colony mates (see Rosie, Buster Brown, MaryJane or Snookums).

Cats and kittens will have the following:
FVRCP vaccine
deworm
NexGard topical if old enough
Spay/neuter if old enough
Rabies vaccine (if over 4 months old)
Microchip: Register your microchip as soon as you adopt your cat/kitten.
If adopted before spay/neuter we will offer $100 as a credit to the vet of your choice to go towards spay/neuter. Cat/kitten's file must be set up within 10 days of adoption at the your vet by giving your vet a copy of the medical records and microchip information. Once set up email us your vet contact information and your cat's name.

Sweet Ellie had a hard start in a semi-feral cat colony. Her eye was damaged, likely in a territory or mating skirmish. The vet has cleared her as free of infection and no need to remove the eye at this time. Dispite this rough start she is extremely sweet and friendly to both people and other cats. She would do well with other cats or adopted with one of her colony mates (see Rosie, Buster Brown, MaryJane or Snookums).

Cats and kittens will have the following:
FVRCP vaccine
deworm
NexGard topical if old enough
Spay/neuter if old enough
Rabies vaccine (if over 4 months old)
Microchip: Register your microchip as soon as you adopt your cat/kitten.
If adopted before spay/neuter we will offer $100 as a credit to the vet of your choice to go towards spay/neuter. Cat/kitten's file must be set up within 10 days of adoption at the your vet by giving your vet a copy of the medical records and microchip information. Once set up email us your vet contact information and your cat's name.