Emma

Miss Emma ?<br/><br/>Emma is back at the shelter at no fault of her own. We have found out a few things about her and have decided to put her on the Senior to Senior Foster program if she cannot be adopted to a forever home. <br/><br/>Here is what she needs and what a foster would have to follow: <br/><br/>- each floor of the home must have a litter box on it. <br/><br/>- you must be able to bring her to our vet for any check-ups she may need. Her vet is in Virginia, MN. <br/> <br/>-Emma may be in medicine off and on for the rest of her life. She was from a home with over 100 cats and had over 7 litters of kittens. She was malnourished and was on a variety of meds for 4 months here until we got her figured out. <br/><br/>- she has to stay on the food we have her on. No switching can happen without vet approval. <br/><br/>- Emma likes calm dogs. She normally gets along with cats but doesn't like being here so she isnt fond of them at the moment <br/><br/>Emma isn't happy being back. She is now hissing at cats she got a long with, and is back on some medicine for her stools. <br/><br/>She is a great girl who loves to cuddle next to people, sleep under blankets, is a typical Siamese where she will be the princess, you will do what she says, and just wants a home to live her best years in. <br/><br/>She is an 8-year-old Siamese gal. She is spayed, microchipped and vaccinated. <br/><br/>If you are interested in fostering her and can meet all the requirements, please fill out a foster application on our website at www.pphsc.com. <br/><br/>The Senior foster program is where we pay for everything including vet bills and you provide the love she needs. We provide food, litter and anything she needs.

Miss Emma ?

Emma is back at the shelter at no fault of her own. We have found out a few things about her and have decided to put her on the Senior to Senior Foster program if she cannot be adopted to a forever home.

Here is what she needs and what a foster would have to follow:

- each floor of the home must have a litter box on it.

- you must be able to bring her to our vet for any check-ups she may need. Her vet is in Virginia, MN.

-Emma may be in medicine off and on for the rest of her life. She was from a home with over 100 cats and had over 7 litters of kittens. She was malnourished and was on a variety of meds for 4 months here until we got her figured out.

- she has to stay on the food we have her on. No switching can happen without vet approval.

- Emma likes calm dogs. She normally gets along with cats but doesn't like being here so she isnt fond of them at the moment

Emma isn't happy being back. She is now hissing at cats she got a

Miss Emma ?

Emma is back at the shelter at no fault of her own. We have found out a few things about her and have decided to put her on the Senior to Senior Foster program if she cannot be adopted to a forever home.

Here is what she needs and what a foster would have to follow:

- each floor of the home must have a litter box on it.

- you must be able to bring her to our vet for any check-ups she may need. Her vet is in Virginia, MN.

-Emma may be in medicine off and on for the rest of her life. She was from a home with over 100 cats and had over 7 litters of kittens. She was malnourished and was on a variety of meds for 4 months here until we got her figured out.

- she has to stay on the food we have her on. No switching can happen without vet approval.

- Emma likes calm dogs. She normally gets along with cats but doesn't like being here so she isnt fond of them at the moment

Emma isn't happy being back. She is now hissing at cats she got a long with, and is back on some medicine for her stools.

She is a great girl who loves to cuddle next to people, sleep under blankets, is a typical Siamese where she will be the princess, you will do what she says, and just wants a home to live her best years in.

She is an 8-year-old Siamese gal. She is spayed, microchipped and vaccinated.

If you are interested in fos