Floki Domestic Short Hair Annapolis, MD

For more information or to arrange to meet this kitty please email us at adopt@catsrusrescue.org

If you would like to submit a no obligation adoption application online please go to https://catsrusrescue.com/adopt/adoption-application

Floki and his brothers Archie and Liam (Archie available for adoption) came from a wooded area behind an apartment complex in Glen Burnie where there is a now managed community cat colony. Floki was the first kitten rescued, but is the most timid of the 3 brothers so we are looking for a kind patient person to adopt him who has experience working with kittens who need more TLC. Floki loves to sit on his foster moms lap all the time so this boy has a lot of potential! You can see from his video, Floki likes a good belly rub and he loves to eat so food is key to gaining his trust. His foster home has a small dog so he's used to small dogs. We know Flokis forever family is out there somewhere! Could that be with you?

All of our cats and kittens are rescues. They are mixed breed unless otherwise noted. If a cat or kitten is tagged as a particular breed we do not have papers to verify the breed information. We assign breeds to our cats and kittens based on similar appearance, size, and temperament as described in the breed description of a purebred cat.

ABOUT OUR ORGANIZATION: Cats R Us is a not for profit, 501(c)(3) cat rescue group that operates two small shelters and a foster home program in the Annapolis, Maryland area. Our main focus is TNvR-M (Trap, Neuter, vaccinate, Return and Monitor) of community cats but we also have tame cats and kittens available for adoption. All of our adoptable cats and kittens are found as strays. We are a NO KILL facility and our cats will stay with us as long as it takes for them to find their forever home. Our adoption fee is $120.00 for kittens under 1 year (2 for $200), $100 for cats over 1 year (2 for $180), and $150 - $250 for exotic breed cats or kittens. The adoption fee helps our rescue cover the cost of all initial vet work including a wellness exam, spay or neuter, vaccinations, tested negative for FeLV and FIV (unless otherwise noted), treated for parasites (fleas, ticks, intestinal worms, ear mites), and microchipped.