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Poppy

Young
Female
Medium

Tabby

About Poppy

Orleans, ON

Breed

Tabby

Physical Traits

Young

(1-3 years)

Female

Medium

(7-11 lbs)

Coat: Medium

Behavior

Personality

Friendly, Gentle, Playful, Affectionate, Curious

House-trained: No

Health

Vaccinated:

Yes

Poppy’s Compatibility

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Poppy's Story

Poppy is slow to warm up to new people, but once she feels safe, she becomes very affectionate. She loves being petted, rubbing up against you, and will happily curl up in your lap for a cozy nap. Poppy gets along well with other cats and is currently being fostered with her sister Violet, along with foster siblings Marigold and Briar. The group enjoys playing together and often curls up for cuddle time. With a proper introduction, she would make a wonderful companion to another friendly, appropriately matched cat. Poppy is only available for adoption with her sibling Violet, or to a home that already has another suitable feline companion or playmate. The Avery Foundation is a foster-based and volunteer-run rescue. Every TAF rescue cat is vet checked, vaccinated, treated for parasites, spay/neutered, microchipped and receive any necessary additional medical care. Our adoption process involves an application, reference check, interview, and home visit prior to placement. From the time we receive your application through the screening process adoptions can take a couple weeks. We thank everyone who takes the time to apply but only those who best fit the cat’s requirements will be contacted. If you’re interested in adopting Poppy, please apply online at: https://www.theaveryfoundation.ca/adoption/adoption-application/cats/ or to learn more please send us a message.

Poppy is slow to warm up to new people, but once she feels safe, she becomes very affectionate. She loves being petted, rubbing up against you, and will happily curl up in your lap for a cozy nap.

Poppy gets along well with other cats and is currently being fostered with her sister Violet, along with foster siblings Marigold and Briar. The group enjoys playing together and often curls up for cuddle time. With a proper introduction, she would make a wonderful companion to another friendly, appropriately matched cat.

Poppy is only available for adoption with her sibling Violet, or to a home that already has another suitable feline companion or playmate.

The Avery Foundation is a foster-based and volunteer-run rescue. Every TAF rescue cat is vet checked, vaccinated, treated for parasites, spay/neutered, microchipped and receive any necessary additional medical care.

Our adoption process involves an application, reference check, interview, and home visit prior to placement. From the time we receive your application through the screening process adoptions can take a couple weeks. We thank everyone who takes the time to apply but only those who best fit the cat’s requirements will be contacted.

If you’re interested in adopting Poppy, please apply online at: https://www.theaveryfoundation.ca/adoption/adoption-application/cats/ or to learn more please send us a message.

How To Adopt

Poppy was listed as Adoptable by The Avery Foundation

How can I adopt Poppy?

Click the Start Your Inquiry button, and share some preliminary details with The Avery Foundation. They may then ask for more details or an official application prior to an adoption. If you're a match, they'll reach out with next steps and timing.

How can I find out if Poppy is a good fit for me?

Click the "See How You Match" button, answer a few simple questions, and see how you match up! It takes less than a minute to complete. You can also reach out directly to The Avery Foundation for details on the pet.

When can I meet Poppy?

If you've submitted an inquiry, The Avery Foundation will review your information and may ask you to fill out an official application. If you're a good fit for Poppy, they'll reach out to set up a meeting.

What if I have more questions about the adoption process?

Just reach out directly to The Avery Foundation, and they'll be happy to help!

The Avery Foundation's Adoption Policy

Our adoption process has several steps: Application: The first step in the application process is to fill out an online adoption application. Reference Check: We will contact the veterinary and personal references that have been provided. Animal Meet & Greet: If approved for the next step, The Avery Foundation coordinates a meet-and-greet with the animal and the applicant in order to familiarize themselves with each other and see if it’s an appropriate match. This takes place at the foster home. After the meet-and-greet is finished, we will touch base with the foster home and discuss how the meeting went. If there were concerns, a member of the Avery team will contact the family to notify them and discuss. Home Visit: If after the meet & greet the adopter is interested in pursuing the adoption and are found to be a good match, we will coordinate a date and time to perform a home visit and interview. This takes place in the applicant’s home. This step is mandatory to ensure that the home is safe for the animal, and the adoption process cannot be complete without doing so. Contract Signing: If there are no concerns that arise during the home visit, at the end of it we will review and sign the adoption contract. By signing this contract, the family is agreeing to our terms and conditions. If we feel the family is no longer suitable for the animal, we do have the right to reject an application at this point in the process. Animal Transferred to Adoptive Home: The adoption fee is to be paid by e-transfer before pickup. Once received, pickup arrangements can be made with the foster. The adopter will need to bring a cat carrier with them for transport home.

Our Mission

Our mission is to help abandoned and vulnerable animals through foster care, rehabilitation, and ultimately adoption; To guide potential adopters to the best fit for their family to ensure a forever home; and To promote responsible pet ownership through humane education: specifically of the importance of routine veterinary ...