WV - Phoenix (MCR)

*If you are interested in adopting, please submit an Adoption Application through our website. That is the first step in our process*<br/><br/>Up for adoption, we have a tail!! That's right! This cat's tail is bigger than she is! It's so bushy it needs its own area code!<br/><br/>Phoenix came to us through a shelter. They were thinking of making her a barn cat as they had no rescues step up to agree to bring her in at that time. They spayed her and cropped one of her beautiful ears! I hope it doesn't detract from her beauty. She is a lovebug inside and out! <br/> <br/>Phoenix needs to be the only cat. She may try to bully a more submissive cat. She had been adopted into a wonderful home, but the senior cat wasn't adjusting well. Phoenix would lunge at her, making her fearful and upset. That adopter did everything perfectly with slow introductions and tried many things to make it work. Based on experience, I really feel it's best if Phoenix is the only kitty. I have not dog tested her, but I think as long as she is with a dog that doesn't chase her, she will be great. Just make sure to do slow introductions until you see how she responds.<br/> <br/>Phoenix has been such a lady with her bathroom habits. Currently, she has the option of using a litter robot or a large litter box. I use Tidy Cats and Fresh Step. She doesn't seem to have a preference. I also use Catalyst Litter in one box. It's like sawdust and does really well with odors. I use a large tote that's about 5 or 6 inches high as a litter box for these large cats. It's like a tote you store things under the bed in. I like to give my fosters options. I'd for sure provide her with at least two boxes in your home. <br/> <br/>She doesn't seem to have a preference of food. She loves wet food for sure! I've given a few different brands of wet food and she's eaten every one. She is eating Iams indoor dry food. <br/> <br/>Beautiful Phoenix is ready to snuggle her way into your home and heart. This cat is truly an angel. She's quiet and peaceful. She's playful and sweet. <br/> <br/>If you are within 5 hours of Mount Lookout, WV, and are willing to meet me halfway, no transport fee will be assessed. Otherwise, an $85.00 transport fee will be applied.<br/> <br/>Phoenix's adoption is $275.00. This includes spay/neuter, FCRCP Vaccine, Rabies Vaccine, Combo Test (Neg/Neg), dewormer, flea prevention, microchip, and wellness exam.<br/><br/>For more information, please contact Maine Coon Rescue at: adoption@mainecoonrescue.net.<br/>DOB (approx): 4/28/2024<br/>Location: Mount Lookout, WV 26678<br/>Available for Adoption: NOW

*If you are interested in adopting, please submit an Adoption Application through our website. That is the first step in our process*

Up for adoption, we have a tail!! That's right! This cat's tail is bigger than she is! It's so bushy it needs its own area code!

Phoenix came to us through a shelter. They were thinking of making her a barn cat as they had no rescues step up to agree to bring her in at that time. They spayed her and cropped one of her beautiful ears! I hope it doesn't detract from her beauty. She is a lovebug inside and out!

Phoenix needs to be the only cat. She may try to bully a more submissive cat. She had been adopted into a wonderful home, but the senior cat wasn't adjusting well. Phoenix would lunge at her, making her fearful and upset. That adopter did everything perfectly with slow introductions and tried many things to make it work. Based on experience, I really feel it's best if Phoenix is the only kitty. I have not dog tested her, but I think as long as she is with a dog

*If you are interested in adopting, please submit an Adoption Application through our website. That is the first step in our process*

Up for adoption, we have a tail!! That's right! This cat's tail is bigger than she is! It's so bushy it needs its own area code!

Phoenix came to us through a shelter. They were thinking of making her a barn cat as they had no rescues step up to agree to bring her in at that time. They spayed her and cropped one of her beautiful ears! I hope it doesn't detract from her beauty. She is a lovebug inside and out!

Phoenix needs to be the only cat. She may try to bully a more submissive cat. She had been adopted into a wonderful home, but the senior cat wasn't adjusting well. Phoenix would lunge at her, making her fearful and upset. That adopter did everything perfectly with slow introductions and tried many things to make it work. Based on experience, I really feel it's best if Phoenix is the only kitty. I have not dog tested her, but I think as long as she is with a dog that doesn't chase her, she will be great. Just make sure to do slow introductions until you see how she responds.

Phoenix has been such a lady with her bathroom habits. Currently, she has the option of using a litter robot or a large litter box. I use Tidy Cats and Fresh Step. She doesn't seem to have a preference. I also use Catalyst Litter in one box. It's like sawdust and does reall