Felix

Felix was found abandoned on the side of the road in Edelweiss, QC, along with a few other cats believed to be his siblings. Thanks to the patience and kindness of two wonderful women, Felix was slowly coaxed to safety and provided with food, water, and shelter. It took him a few weeks to come out of his shell, but with time and consistency, he has blossomed and is now happily integrated into their small clan of cats.<br/><br/>Felix truly enjoys the company of other cats and will need to be adopted into a home where he has a feline friend. During his neuter appointment, our veterinarian discovered that Felix had already been neutered—something that was later confirmed by a second vet. This is quite uncommon for cats found abandoned, as most are not sterilized. He was also scanned for a microchip, but none was found.<br/><br/>Felix is now fully vetted: he is neutered, microchipped, has received his one-year rabies vaccine, two doses of the FVRCP vaccine, and has been dewormed.<br/><br/>Felix is a gentle soul who can be nervous, shy, and a bit skittish at first. He is looking for a patient and understanding family who will allow him the time he needs to feel safe. Once he trusts you, Felix shows his affection in his own quiet, loving way. With his sleek, shiny grey coat, he is truly one of the most handsome boys we’ve ever seen.<br/><br/>If you are interested in adopting this handsome guy, please email tnr.lapeche@gmail.com with any questions.<br/><br/>Please note that Felix’s foster home is located in Edelweiss, QC. We do not allow adoptions on the spot. All potential adopters must complete an adoption application prior to their first visit.<br/><br/>--<br/><br/>Felix a été retrouvé abandonné au bord de la route à Edelweiss, QC, avec quelques autres chats que nous croyons être ses frères et sœurs. Grâce à la patience et à la bienveillance de deux femmes extraordinaires, Felix a pu être mis en sécurité et recevoir nourriture, eau et abri. Il lui a fallu quelques semaines pour sortir de sa coquille, mais avec du temps et de la constance, il s’est épanoui et fait maintenant pleinement partie de leur petit groupe de chats.<br/><br/>Felix apprécie énormément la compagnie des autres chats et devra être adopté dans un foyer où il pourra avoir un ami félin. Lors de son rendez-vous pour la stérilisation, le vétérinaire a découvert que Felix était déjà stérilisé — une information confirmée par un deuxième vétérinaire. Cela est plutôt rare chez les chats abandonnés, puisque la majorité ne sont pas stérilisés. Il a également été scanné pour une micropuce, mais aucune n’a été détectée.<br/><br/>Felix est maintenant entièrement à jour sur le plan vétérinaire : il est stérilisé, micropucé, a reçu son vaccin contre la rage valide pour un an, deux doses du vaccin FVRCP, ainsi qu’un traitement de vermifugation.<br/><br/>Felix est une âme douce qui peut se montrer nerveuse, timide et parfois craintive au début. Il cherche une famille patiente et compréhensive, prête à lui laisser le temps nécessaire pour se sentir en sécurité. Une fois la confiance établie, Felix révèle toute son affection à sa manière calme et attachante. Avec son pelage gris lisse et brillant, il est véritablement l’un des plus beaux chats que nous ayons jamais rencontrés.<br/><br/>Si vous êtes intéressé(e) par l’adoption de ce magnifique garçon, veuillez écrire à tnr.lapeche@gmail.com pour toute question.<br/><br/>Veuillez noter que la famille d’accueil de Felix est située à Edelweiss, QC. Nous n’acceptons pas les adoptions sur place. Tous les adoptants potentiels doivent remplir une demande d’adoption avant toute première visite.

Felix was found abandoned on the side of the road in Edelweiss, QC, along with a few other cats believed to be his siblings. Thanks to the patience and kindness of two wonderful women, Felix was slowly coaxed to safety and provided with food, water, and shelter. It took him a few weeks to come out of his shell, but with time and consistency, he has blossomed and is now happily integrated into their small clan of cats.

Felix truly enjoys the company of other cats and will need to be adopted into a home where he has a feline friend. During his neuter appointment, our veterinarian discovered that Felix had already been neutered—something that was later confirmed by a second vet. This is quite uncommon for cats found abandoned, as most are not sterilized. He was also scanned for a microchip, but none was found.

Felix is now fully vetted: he is neutered, microchipped, has received his one-year rabies vaccine, two doses of the FVRCP vaccine, and has been dewormed.

Felix is a gentle soul who can be nervou

Felix was found abandoned on the side of the road in Edelweiss, QC, along with a few other cats believed to be his siblings. Thanks to the patience and kindness of two wonderful women, Felix was slowly coaxed to safety and provided with food, water, and shelter. It took him a few weeks to come out of his shell, but with time and consistency, he has blossomed and is now happily integrated into their small clan of cats.

Felix truly enjoys the company of other cats and will need to be adopted into a home where he has a feline friend. During his neuter appointment, our veterinarian discovered that Felix had already been neutered—something that was later confirmed by a second vet. This is quite uncommon for cats found abandoned, as most are not sterilized. He was also scanned for a microchip, but none was found.

Felix is now fully vetted: he is neutered, microchipped, has received his one-year rabies vaccine, two doses of the FVRCP vaccine, and has been dewormed.

Felix is a gentle soul who can be nervous, shy, and a bit skittish at first. He is looking for a patient and understanding family who will allow him the time he needs to feel safe. Once he trusts you, Felix shows his affection in his own quiet, loving way. With his sleek, shiny grey coat, he is truly one of the most handsome boys we’ve ever seen.

If you are interested in adopting this handsome guy, please email tnr.lapeche@gmai