Margot

Margot was previously adopted from Feral Feline Project in 2022. She lived happily with her family and a dog. Now due to some changes in her family dynamics due to pregnancy and a severe allergy with a family member, she is being offered up for re homing. <br/>This is always a tough situation for a pet who has been part of a family. It involves a transition that the animal cannot understand and sometimes a bit of time, unlike adopting a kitten.<br/>Margot's family stated that she hasn't been around other cats, but gets along well with the dog. She is a bit wary of strangers, as is typical for many adult cats, but once she is comfortable will want laps to sit on and snuggles on the sofa or in the bed, should she be allowed.<br/>Margot is up to date on all of her vaccinations and, and of course, is spayed.<br/><br/>If you think Margot would be a good addition to your family, please go to feralfelineproject.org and fill out our application found under "documents"

Margot was previously adopted from Feral Feline Project in 2022. She lived happily with her family and a dog. Now due to some changes in her family dynamics due to pregnancy and a severe allergy with a family member, she is being offered up for re homing.
This is always a tough situation for a pet who has been part of a family. It involves a transition that the animal cannot understand and sometimes a bit of time, unlike adopting a kitten.
Margot's family stated that she hasn't been around other cats, but gets along well with the dog. She is a bit wary of strangers, as is typical for many adult cats, but once she is comfortable will want laps to sit on and snuggles on the sofa or in the bed, should she be allowed.
Margot is up to date on all of her vaccinations and, and of course, is spayed.

If you think Margot would be a good addition to your family, please go to feralfelineproject.org and fill out our application found under "documents"

Margot was previously adopted from Feral Feline Project in 2022. She lived happily with her family and a dog. Now due to some changes in her family dynamics due to pregnancy and a severe allergy with a family member, she is being offered up for re homing.
This is always a tough situation for a pet who has been part of a family. It involves a transition that the animal cannot understand and sometimes a bit of time, unlike adopting a kitten.
Margot's family stated that she hasn't been around other cats, but gets along well with the dog. She is a bit wary of strangers, as is typical for many adult cats, but once she is comfortable will want laps to sit on and snuggles on the sofa or in the bed, should she be allowed.
Margot is up to date on all of her vaccinations and, and of course, is spayed.

If you think Margot would be a good addition to your family, please go to feralfelineproject.org and fill out our application found under "documents"