Moose

Update April 6th, 2026 - Moose is at the Pet Valu, 1900 King St E in the King/Rose Plaza. Go pay this cutie a visit. <br/>Please read Moose's bio, requirements for adoption and if you think he would be a good fit then go to avacats.org and fill out an online application form . An adoption co ordinator will be in touch<br/>Moose was adopted back in March to a home with multiple cats and not the proper introduction technique - He was very stressed and was picked on by the older cats so came back to us. He had a slight urinary infection so was treated with antibiotics and some pain meds and his subsequent urinalysis is all clear. Recommendation is that he stay on an urinary based food. Moose was happy to go back to his original foster home where he enjoyed playing with her year old male His original story: Moose was surrendered to us back in February. They had multiple cats ( all unvetted ) and being evicted. Moose went to our vet where he was flea treated, dewormed, received his FVCRP and rabies vaccines, neutered and microchipped. He also had an urinalysis which all came back negative. He is now in a foster home, loving all the attention, clean environment, toys and food. He purrs up a storm and loves to play and cuddle. He would be fine with another younger cat friendly feline with proper introduction or on his own as the center of attention. He would be good with older children as well. AVA has an indoor and no declaw policy.

Update April 6th, 2026 - Moose is at the Pet Valu, 1900 King St E in the King/Rose Plaza. Go pay this cutie a visit.
Please read Moose's bio, requirements for adoption and if you think he would be a good fit then go to avacats.org and fill out an online application form . An adoption co ordinator will be in touch
Moose was adopted back in March to a home with multiple cats and not the proper introduction technique - He was very stressed and was picked on by the older cats so came back to us. He had a slight urinary infection so was treated with antibiotics and some pain meds and his subsequent urinalysis is all clear. Recommendation is that he stay on an urinary based food. Moose was happy to go back to his original foster home where he enjoyed playing with her year old male His original story: Moose was surrendered to us back in February. They had multiple cats ( all unvetted ) and being evicted. Moose went to our vet where he was flea treated, dewormed, received his FVCRP and rabies vaccines, neutered and

Update April 6th, 2026 - Moose is at the Pet Valu, 1900 King St E in the King/Rose Plaza. Go pay this cutie a visit.
Please read Moose's bio, requirements for adoption and if you think he would be a good fit then go to avacats.org and fill out an online application form . An adoption co ordinator will be in touch
Moose was adopted back in March to a home with multiple cats and not the proper introduction technique - He was very stressed and was picked on by the older cats so came back to us. He had a slight urinary infection so was treated with antibiotics and some pain meds and his subsequent urinalysis is all clear. Recommendation is that he stay on an urinary based food. Moose was happy to go back to his original foster home where he enjoyed playing with her year old male His original story: Moose was surrendered to us back in February. They had multiple cats ( all unvetted ) and being evicted. Moose went to our vet where he was flea treated, dewormed, received his FVCRP and rabies vaccines, neutered and microchipped. He also had an urinalysis which all came back negative. He is now in a foster home, loving all the attention, clean environment, toys and food. He purrs up a storm and loves to play and cuddle. He would be fine with another younger cat friendly feline with proper introduction or on his own as the center of attention. He would be good with older children as well. AVA has an