Sue

Sue's foster mom describes her as 'an utter goof ball'! She is a little shy at first, but give her…oh about 5 minutes for her to realize you have hands and she will be all over you begging to be petted! She loves to chase toys, especially ones with feathers, and enjoys treats after she’s had a chance to hunt them.<br/><br/>Sue is a bit nervous around other cats and dogs, but given a proper introduction would be fine in almost any situation. She has a foster sister cat and a foster sister dog that she gets along with pretty well.<br/> <br/>She’s actually a black tabby with white, so her black patches have spots and stripes in them. She is also one of the softest cats you’ll ever pet. The vet believes she may have chronic eye herpes, so she often gets a watery eye, but other than that she hasn’t had any other symptoms.<br/><br/>ADOPTION INSTRUCTIONS<br/><br/>All of our animal companions are in foster homes, so visits are arranged with the foster family. To set up a time to meet one of our animal companions, we must first have a completed application on file.<br/><br/>Please review our adoption process by cutting and pasting the following link into your web browser: http://www.kindredsoulsfoundation.org/AdoptionProcess.htm<br/><br/>You can download an adoption application by cutting and pasting the following link into your web browser: http://www.kindredsoulsfoundation.org/documents/AdoptPrgm/AdoptionForm_2013.doc<br/><br/>To submit applications:<br/><br/>Email to: programs@kindredsoulsfoundation.org<br/><br/>Fax to: 253-584-4332 (follow up with an email to let us know you faxed to be sure it was received)<br/><br/>Mail to: Kindred Souls Foundation | PO Box 88627 | Steilacoom WA 98388 (follow up with an email to let us know you mailed)<br/><br/>Please note that we do not adopt animal companions out to homes that show signs of indoor smoking. Adoption fee: $95<br/><br/>Adoption package: All animal companions adopted out of our foundation will have had a Well Pet Exam, be current on vaccines (cats: FVRCP, Rabies; dogs: DHPP, Rabies) according to age, treated for worms, fleas, and/or ear mites, and micro-chipped. Cats will be tested for Feline Leukemia (FeLV) and cats 6+ months of age will be tested for FeLV &amp; FIV. Animal companions will be neutered/spayed prior to or post adoption depending on his/her age.

Sue's foster mom describes her as 'an utter goof ball'! She is a little shy at first, but give her…oh about 5 minutes for her to realize you have hands and she will be all over you begging to be petted! She loves to chase toys, especially ones with feathers, and enjoys treats after she’s had a chance to hunt them.

Sue is a bit nervous around other cats and dogs, but given a proper introduction would be fine in almost any situation. She has a foster sister cat and a foster sister dog that she gets along with pretty well.

She’s actually a black tabby with white, so her black patches have spots and stripes in them. She is also one of the softest cats you’ll ever pet. The vet believes she may have chronic eye herpes, so she often gets a watery eye, but other than that she hasn’t had any other symptoms.

ADOPTION INSTRUCTIONS

All of our animal companions are in foster homes, so visits are arranged with the foster family. To set up a time to meet one of our animal companions, we must first have

Sue's foster mom describes her as 'an utter goof ball'! She is a little shy at first, but give her…oh about 5 minutes for her to realize you have hands and she will be all over you begging to be petted! She loves to chase toys, especially ones with feathers, and enjoys treats after she’s had a chance to hunt them.

Sue is a bit nervous around other cats and dogs, but given a proper introduction would be fine in almost any situation. She has a foster sister cat and a foster sister dog that she gets along with pretty well.

She’s actually a black tabby with white, so her black patches have spots and stripes in them. She is also one of the softest cats you’ll ever pet. The vet believes she may have chronic eye herpes, so she often gets a watery eye, but other than that she hasn’t had any other symptoms.

ADOPTION INSTRUCTIONS

All of our animal companions are in foster homes, so visits are arranged with the foster family. To set up a time to meet one of our animal companions, we must first have a completed application on file.

Please review our adoption process by cutting and pasting the following link into your web browser: http://www.kindredsoulsfoundation.org/AdoptionProcess.htm

You can download an adoption application by cutting and pasting the following link into your web browser: http://www.kindredsoulsfoundation.org/documents/AdoptPrgm/AdoptionForm_2013.doc
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