Valor Domestic Long Hair Warwick, RI

Valor is a handsome, all white cat around 10-12 years old. He has had a tough life. He was found fending for himself on the streets of Providence. We thought the best name for this survivor would be Valor. The meaning of Valor is as follows, “great courage in the face of danger, especially in battle".
Valor was one big matt when he arrived. His matts had matts. That's how awful it was. He would become violent when we tried to touch him, that's how painful it was. This poor kitty had to be shaved down but feels so much better now. He is also FIV positive from fighting to survive on the streets. He is finally recovering from his traumatic past and is ready for his forever home to be loved and spoiled. He would love to find a quiet home with no small children or other pets.



Thank you for your consideration to adopt a cat through Scruffy Paws Animal Rescue! 
If you are inquiring through this post, please note we are still accepting applications for the interested cat (s). Please try to refrain from emailing about their status.

You may complete our adoption application any of the following ways:
-Through our website - www.scruffypawsanimalrescue.org
- Email a copy to scruffypawsanimalrescue@gmail.com
- Drop off a hard copy to one of our store locations (Petsmarts located in Johnston and North Smithfield) 
- Mail it to: Scruffy Paws Animal Rescue 2944 Post Rd, Warwick, RI 02886
 
The adoption fee covers the following vetting, spay/neuter, rabies vaccinated, distemper vaccinated, combo test, flea treatment, dewormed, and microchip.  

Adoption Process: 
- Adoption Application
- Vet Reference (Please call your vet ahead of time to give permission to release records to our adoption team.)
- Home visit (Please make sure you are located in our vicinity, we are based out of Warwick, RI.)
- If renting, landlord's contact information must be provided so that our adoption team can seek approval.

FYI: Many of our cats are located in foster homes.  An adoption application must be approved prior to meeting our cats.  This is for the safety of our fosters and potential adopters.