Opt to Adopt: Cats Still Seeking Forever Homes

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CATS STILL LOOKING FOR HOMES

Over the past three years, I've been featuring (mostly) local cats available for adoption.  I'm happy to say that some of them have found wonderful homes since being featured here!  Others, however, are still seeking a loving human companion and a forever home.  Please click each name to learn more about each cat.  I wrote a small description of each cat I've actually had the pleasure of meeting and spending time with.  Any of these fur babies would make wonderful companions.

Denver, CO

Rocky Mountain Feline Rescue

David Draiman (pictured): Such a sweet boy!  He loves to play and tolerates other kitties in John's Room.  He's a little shy and loves to hang out in high places.  He would make a wonderful companion! 

Gomez Adams.

Helena Russo.

Loretta. 

Brody. 

Murphy O'Malley. 

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Mango

Cat Care Society

Lakewood, CO

You all know how much I love my Mango, and if circumstances were different, there is no doubt that she'd be living here with us.  This sweet baby deserves a wonderful home.

Mango is a gorgeous dilute tortie with medium fur.  Her fur tends to mat, so she gets shaved about twice a year - and she looks soooo adorable with a lion cut!  

Mango loves to talk!  Just ask her, and she'll tell you all about her day and what she's been doing.  She'll meow a greeting when you come into the room to visit her, too.  If Mango really likes you, she'll give you kisses!

Purr Prints of the Heart Book Review and a Special Fundraiser for Cat Care Society

Photo courtesy of Deborah Barnes.

As many of you know, I've had a very difficult time coping with my grief over losing Jewel.  Earlier this year, I began seeing reviews for Purr Prints of the Heart - A Cat's Tale of Life, Death, and Beyond by Deborah Barnes, and I thought it sounded like an amazing book.  So I was thrilled when Deb gave me the opportunity to review the book here on Fur Everywhere!

Purr Prints of the Heart is a beautiful and heartwarming story told from Mr. Jazz's perspective (with typing help from his human).  It chronicles his life from the time he was a kitten through adulthood to his afterlife at the Rainbow Bridge.  Mr. Jazz shares memorable moments from his life that cat lovers everywhere are able to relate to from adjusting to his new loving multi-pet home to his final months where his health began to fail, leading him to deal with resentment issues, frequent vet visits, being medicated, and finally accepting that he was dying.  His honest, straightforward storytelling provides cat lovers a unique perspective into a cat's journey through life.

Photo courtesy of Deborah Barnes.

When I read the prologue of Purr Prints of the Heart, I was shocked to learn that Mr. Jazz had passed away exactly one year before my sweet Jewel on August 28, 2013.  I didn't know Deb well before I began reading this book, but when I discovered the connection between our kitties' passing date, I immediately felt a connection to her and knew this book would have a great impact on me.

As I read Mr. Jazz's story, I marveled at how loving his (cat) mother was, what a curious kitten he was, the great conversations he had with his "big sister" Kit, and the wisdom he displayed as he grew older.  I smiled reading about Zee, Zoey, and Jazmine joining the home and grieved when others passed away.  Deb's love for all of the cats and dogs living in the home is obvious throughout, and it warmed my heart knowing that Mr. Jazz felt that everyday.

Photo courtesy of Deborah Barnes.

Purr Prints of the Heart definitely brought up memories of Jewel for me.  For instance, when Mr. Jazz talks about how he became frustrated with being medicated and force fed toward the end of his life, I was brought back to the way we had to struggle with Jewel several times a day to medicate her with various pills in the last months of her life.  When Jewel stopped eating on her own, I wanted to continue to syringe feed her to keep her with us longer.  In the end, though, I came to accept that Jewel was telling me it was her time to go.  It was an incredibly painful message for me to receive, but I respected Jewel's decision.

When Mr. Jazz wrote about his final few days on Earth, his passing, and his arrival at the Rainbow Bridge, I cried - a lot.  Yes, it was sad to read, but more than that, it was beautiful.  The love he was surrounded with in his final hours and the sights he saw as he arrived at the Rainbow Bridge brought me a lot of comfort.  I felt a real sense of peace from Mr. Jazz's eloquent description of the Rainbow Bridge as well as from his experiences in the afterlife.  If you read this book, you will likely cry as well, but I assure you that it will be a good, healing kind of cry.

Photo courtesy of Deborah Barnes.

I highly recommend that every cat owner read Purr Prints of the Heart.  As pet parents, we inevitably have to face the loss of our beloved companions.  I believe this book will bring you comfort and peace the way it has for me.

Through reading this book, I also received the incredible blessing of Deb's friendship.  I have enjoyed talking with her about her book and sharing stories of our beloved kitties.  I feel I've made a lifelong friend, and I feel blessed to have her in my life.

A Special Fundraiser

In honor of Jewel and Mr. Jazz, Deb is generously donating 10% of book proceeds from Purr Prints of the Heart to Cat Care Society for the entire month of August!

Photo courtesy of Deborah Barnes.

You can purchase a print or Kindle edition of Purr Prints of the Heart on Amazon.  If you'd like an autographed copy of the book, you can order one directly from Deb by emailing her at: info@zzppublishing.com.  Each book ordered directly from Deb also includes a beautiful keepsake bookmark and tissue paper wrapping.

About Cat Care Society: Cat Care Society was founded in 1981 by Linda East, DVM and Lynn Rowe to provide a loving temporary home for homeless, injured, and abused cats in the Denver metropolitan area.  The cage-free shelter provides cats with veterinary care, a premium diet, and loving human interaction while they wait for their forever homes.  You can learn more about Cat Care Society by visiting their website.

Photo courtesy of Deborah Barnes.

Author Bio: Deborah Barnes resides in the tropical paradise of South Florida with her fiancé and feline family of seven.  She is the author of the 5-star rated books, The Chronicles of Zee & Zoey - A Journey of the Extraordinarily Ordinary and Purr Prints of the Heart - A Cat's Tale of Life, Death, and Beyond as well as the award winning blog Zee & Zoey's Cat Chronicles that continues to cover the everyday journey she shares with her cats along with topics from the humorous behaviors of cats to very serious subjects on pet responsibility.  Deborah was awarded 2013, "Writer of the Year" by Friskies Purina on behalf of the Cat Writers' Association and she is also the Secretary of the nonprofit, Pawsitively Humane, Inc. of Miami, Florida, whose mission is to create public awareness and reduce the numbers of animals on the streets and in shelters through an extensive educational campaign.

Please follow Deborah Barnes on social media.  You can find Deb by visiting her blog, website, Zazzle store, Zee & Zoey's Facebook page, and the Purr Prints of the Heart Facebook page.


FTC Disclosure: I received a copy of Purr Prints of the Heart - A Cat's Tale of Life, Death, and Beyond free of charge in exchange for an honest review.  Receiving the free book did not influence my opinion in any way.  Additionally, while a wonderful and unexpected blessing, my new friendship with Deb did not influence my opinion about her book.  All opinions expressed on Fur Everywhere are my own.  

(A Special) Jewel's Journey

Today's Jewel's Journey is a little different.

I have been attached to Mango at the shelter where I volunteer for quite some time.  However, just about from the time I lost my precious Jewel, I've felt Jewel tapping me on the shoulder and telling me that I need to take Mango home to give her a second chance.  I was not expecting to want to open my heart to any new cat any time soon after I lost my Jewel.  But I believe that she led me to the kitty she feels needs my help.  It may sound a little crazy to some, but I don't believe that this was a coincidence.

Unfortunately, my financial/green paper situation doesn't support adding a third kitty to our family when I already have two special needs cats.  If my circumstances happen to improve, though, I will be over to the shelter to bring Mango home.

In the meantime, I want to find little ways to spoil her while she's in the shelter.  She deserves to be loved, and I think a lot of people misunderstand her.

She reminds me of Jewel in so many ways.  Don't worry.  I would never expect Mango to be just like Jewel.  Every cat is an individual and is special.  Nor would she ever take Jewel's spot in my heart.  They each have their own space there and always will.

Four Reasons Mango Reminds Me of Jewel

• She has a similar appearance.  Mango and Jewel don't look exactly alike, but their coloring is somewhat similar (in my opinion).  Jewel had more orange in her fur, and Mango has more gray in hers.  Mango also has big green eyes like Jewel did.  The ones that pull you in and make you feel like they're looking into your soul. 
• Mange is a bit cranky.  Maybe that's not the right phrasing, but that seems to be the general vibe among most of the people who I talk with about Mango.  To me, she's simply misunderstood.  She is overwhelmed in the shelter, and she wants someone to love her.  But a lot of people are too apprehensive to get close to her, pet her, etc. because they don't know how to connect with her.  I have heard that I am one of the few that has been able to really connect with Mango.  Oftentimes, she will give me lots of kisses when I visit, and she tells me all about what she's been up to since I saw her last.  I get her to eat her dinner and give her love.  Sometimes she's not in the mood to have her head pet, and I respect her wishes.  If she's not in the mood, I just sit and talk with her for a bit.
  
  Likewise, Jewel wanted to be loved for the majority of her life, and her former owner misunderstood (and mistreated) her.  He couldn't see that when she sat on the floor by him for hours at a time that she wanted him to pet her or at least acknowledge her presence.  When I brought her home, it took quite a while before she let me love her, even though she wanted to be loved.  I'm glad that she finally accepted it.
  
  It was so sweet when Jewel curled up by me to watch TV or while I wrote a letter or followed me into the kitchen, even if I was just doing dishes.  I believe she finally got the love she wanted so badly.  I'm just so sad that she didn't get this her entire life.  
• Mango likes to talk.  Mango always has something to say when I visit her!  She'll roll upsidedown and rub her head on the dryer or cabinets or wherever she is that day, and tell me about what she's been up to.  Jewel used to talk a lot, too!  Once I was doing my dishes, and Jewel and I had a long chat about life.  I had a recording of it, but sadly it's gone.  That'll teach me to back up all my files more often.
• She loves treats and catnip.  You're probably thinking, "What cat doesn't like treats and catnip?"  I've heard that there are cats who don't respond to catnip, and Carmine and Milita are pretty picky about their treats.  When I visited Mango a couple of weeks ago, I gave her a few treats that D had brought for Carmine and Milita's vet visits.  Every time I gave her one, she gobbled it up and looked for more.  

These are just a few of the reasons I loved Jewel and why I love Mango.  

Selfishly, I'd like Mango to stick around the shelter, but she deserves a wonderful home with someone who will give her all the love she needs and wants.  So if you'd like to learn more about this very special kitty, please visit Cat Care Society.  

Barney Seeks His Forever Home

It's hard for me to believe that this sweet, lovable, handsome mancat has been in the shelter for two years. Barney is one of the greatest kitties you'll ever meet! He is affectionate; he loves to be near people and enjoys being petted. He's not a big fan of being held, but he'll come right over and sit near you wherever you are.

Barney likes to talk.  Every time I go into Meow Mart, I say, "Where's my Barney?" and he promptly says, "Raaaow" without missing a beat.  Then I'll sit on the floor and he'll come right over and lay by me and purr while I pet and talk with him.  

Barney hasn't been feeling well lately, but usually he really loves to play with his Neko fly!  It is so fun to watch him bat at and try to chomp it; you can tell he's having a blast!  He also likes to hang out on his lion bed, in his cushy kitty house, and on soft blankets.  

He is a very sweet senior cat with a lot of love to give.  Barney is a special needs kitty and needs to be the only kitty in your home.  He wants a lot of attention and is a little afraid of being abandoned.  As a senior kitty, Barney is part of Cat Care's Perpet-U-Care program, which will pay for a portion of his veterinary care for the rest of his life.  

Barney is a wonderful kitty, and as sad as I'll be when he leaves the shelter, I want him to have a loving forever home where he can spend his golden years getting all the love and attention and spoiling he deserves!  Will you please help me find Barney a home by sharing him with your family and friends?  I'd very much appreciate it!

Barney is at Cat Care Society, located in Lakewood, Colorado.  For more information on Barney, you can call the shelter at: 303-239-9680.

(Almost) Wordless Wednesday

Yesterday, I went to Cat Care Society to socialize the kitties.  I thought you all might like to see some of my kitty friends at the shelter.  I hope you enjoy the photos!

There were some really adorable kittens one of the CCS foster moms brought in for their vaccines.  I held this one for a little while.  She was very curious and kept trying to climb over my shouler to see out the window.  This kitten was in a litter of five, and they are all about six weeks old.

This handsome boy is Fritz.  He is one year old, active, and friendly.  He enjoyed getting some head scritches while he laid on this cart.

This beautiful girl is Cat Care's current Milita look-alike.  Her name is Gracie, and she's a lynx-point Siamese like Milita.  Like Milita, she is very friendly and loves affection, too.  Gracie is not currently available for adoption.

This handsome guy is very new to the shelter.  He is getting adjusted to the shelter and waiting to be placed in one of our rooms.  He is such a sweet boy!!  He wants someone to love so much.  He love getting head scritches and being pet.

This beautiful panther is Cairo.  She's been waiting for her forever home for quite some time now.  She is such a sweet senior kitty with so much love to give.  I always make a point of visiting her when I'm at the shelter.

And of course I could not visit the shelter without spending time with my sweet Mango!  She was hanging out on the dryer when I visited her the first time.  I gave her her dinner, and she ate all of it for me (what a good kitty!).

Before I left the shelter, I went to pet her again and found her on top of the cabinets in this box.  She loves her box way up high.  She can see everyone and every kitty from up there.

Not-So-Wordless Wednesday

Yesterday, after Lita's vet appointment, I spent some quality time with the Cat Care kitties, socializing them.  It was a lot of fun, as always. :)

All of the kitties have a special place in my heart, of course, but one of the cats I really connect with at the shelter is Phantom.  He has been at the shelter for several months, and he is such a lovebug!

Some of the rooms have little enclosed catios attached to them.  It was so nice out yesterday that we (D and I) decided to open the door to Phantom's catio and let the kitties enjoy some sun.  Phantom was quite pleased and hopped into my lap.

Phantom is a wonderful cat, and honestly, I'm surprised he is still at the shelter.  He loves affection, and he loves to play.  He is such a sweet mancat.  You can learn more about Phantom here.

I really enjoyed my quality time with him yesterday!

(Almost) Wordless Wednesday

I was socializing some kitties yesterday at Cat Care Society, and this adorable seal-point Siamese kitten curled up in my lap for a while.

You can find this sweet kitten along with her sister (also a seal-point Siamese) in the Kitten Room at Cat Care Society.  They must be adopted together.

Over the Rainbow Bridge at CCS

Last week, I went to the Santa Paws festival at Cat Care Society and had a wonderful time!  However, while I was there, I received some sad news regarding a couple of our dear Cat Care Society friends.

Twinkie had to be helped to the Rainbow Bridge.  Twinkie was a very sweet mancat who loved affection.  Once, I was petting him while he was laying on the front counter.  He was so happy that, when I turned to go talk to another kitty, he waved his paw at me to come back!  Of course I went back.  Who could resist this sweet baby?

I loved Twinkie a lot, and I am sad that he had to leave us so soon.

Brietta also had to be helped to the Rainbow Bridge.  I didn't know Brietta quite as well as I knew Twinkie, but I do know that Brietta was a very sweet kitty who loved being petted.  I could often find her hanging out in one of the front offices.  We always enjoyed our visits together.

Although neither Twinkie nor Brietta found their forever homes before they went over the Rainbow Bridge, they were loved by so many people.

I hope you are both happy at the Rainbow Bridge until we can all meet again someday.  Run free, dear friends.

Opt to Adopt: Chloe

Chloe

Cat Care Society, Lakewood, CO

Photo taken from Chloe's Adopt a Pet profile page.

Chloe is a beautiful calico girl.  She's very friendly and enjoys being petted.  I often find her relaxing in a bed on top of the counter near the elevator.  

Chloe is approximately 15 years old.  Due to her status as a senior cat, she is part of the Perpet-U-Care program, which will pay for a portion of her veterinary care for the rest of her life.  

Chloe has already been spayed and is up-to-date on all of her vaccinations.  You can find her in the upstairs hall at Cat Care Society, located at 5787 W. 6th Avenue in Lakewood, CO.  Please stop by to visit and let Chloe tell you why she'd be the perfect companion for you.

Please stop by tomorrow to enter a very pawesome giveaway!  

Opt to Adopt Cairo

Opt to Adopt: Cairo

Cat Care Society, Lakewood Colorado

Photo from Cairo's Adopt a Pet profile page.

Our sweet friend Cairo from Cat Care Society is still seeking her forever home.  She is a beautiful black senior panther who loves to be brushed and petted.  She's friendly and affectionate and would really like a quiet home.  

Cairo is 14 years young.  Because of her status as a senior cat, she is part of Cat Care's Perpet-U-Care program, which will pay for a portion of her veterinary care for the rest of her life.  

Cairo came to the shelter when her human passed away.  She misses her human but has a lot of love to give to another companion.  She would really like to find another human to own. 

She is spayed, up-to-date on vaccinations, and has bested negative for FIV and FeLV.

You can find this beautiful kitty hanging out in the upstairs hallway at Cat Care Society, located at 5787 W. 6th Avenue in Lakewood, CO.  She will be looking forward to your visit!

Mancat Monday

Hi everyone, Carmine here.  Last week, mes was being all crazy and got on top of the cabinets so the Mom got out that darn flasy box to capture it.  

Mes has not been feeling very well latelys.  Mes has sneezed a few times, and the humans say mes has a "weepy eye."  The Mom thinks mes has not been very excited about mes wet noms because mes is having a hard time smelling it.  Sometimes mes turns up mes nose at the wet noms, and the Mom comes over and puts a little dab of it on mes nose.  Then mes realizes that mes actually likes the noms and eats it, MOL.  

The Mom says mes will has to go back to the stabby place sooner than mes was supposed to nows.  Mes does not like the sound of that at all!  Mes is going to go hide nows...  If the Mom can't find mes, hers can't take mes!

The Mom here.  We will be calling the vet on Tuesday morning to see if we can get Carmine in Tuesday afternoon for an appointment (our vet isn't open on Mondays).  Hopefully they can see him the same day.  The poor baby just can't seem to catch a break!

I also have an exciting announcement.  As many of you already know, I've been working with Cat Care Society on an unofficial basis to feature their kitties on my blog on Tuesdays and to socialize them whenever I'm at the shelter.

About a month or so ago, I ran across a post saying they needed help with PR/communications, so I responded and expressed interest.  To make a long story short, I am now an "official" Cat Care volunteer!  I will be working on their blog!

It is funny how things work out.  I have been wanting to volunteer to help the shelter for many years, but the transportation aspect is always difficult for me.  I guess God wanted me to wait for this opportunity.  It is a perfect fit :)

Opt to Adopt Jake

We thank all those who have served our country and put their lives on the line to fight for our freedom.  We thought it only fitting that today's featured kitty share the same name as one of our good Veteran friends.

Jake

Cat Care Society, Lakewood, CO

Photo from Jake's Adopt a Pet profile page.

Jake is a handsome black and white mancat with medium hair.  Jake was adopted from Cat Care Society when he was younger, but somehow (nobody knows how exactly), he found himself at another local animal shelter who returned him to Cat Care to find a new happy home.  

Jake's fur was a little matted when he returned to Cat Care, so they gave him a nice haircut.  He looks super adorable and he's so very soft with it!  

Jake loves affection; he gave me lots of headbonks when I visited him.  He is also talkative and would make a good chatting buddy.  

Jake is approximately seven and a half years old.  He is declawed (not Cat Care's doing), neutered, and up-to-date on his vaccinations.  You can find him in the Red Room at Cat Care Society, located at 5787 W. 6th Avenue in Lakewood, CO.  

Jake will be eagerly awaiting your arrival so he can show you just what a great companion he is!

(Almost) Wordless Wednesday

I've been trying to figure out ways we can honor our sweet Jewel.  Originally, I wanted to have a commentathon to make a monetary donation to Cat Care Society, as they helped us so incredibly much help Jewel through her journey with CRF.  But we haven't had any green papers to spare in a long long time.  So when I saw the contest to win $100 worth of Jackson Galaxy products, I thought it would be fantastic if we could win some things for Cat Care.

You can vote/admire Jewel's photo HERE to help us get into the top 10 where our photo will be judged for a chance to win!  We appreciate votes and shares very much!

Don't forget you can enter our NuVet Plus Giveaway HERE! 

Opt to Adopt: Gabe

Gabe

Cat Care Society, Lakewood, CO

Gave is an adorable orange tabby male kitten.  I met him about a month ago at Cat Care Society, and he's still waiting for his forever home.  Gabe seemed a little shy when I was sitting next to him, but he is definitely a sweet kitty.

Gave is approximately five months old.  He is neutered and up-to-date with his vaccinations.  Because he is still a kitten, he does not have a profile on the Adopt a Pet website.

You can find Gabe in the Kitten Room at Cat Care Society, located at 5787 W. 6th Avenue in Lakewood, CO.  You may want to call ahead to check his availability before you go to visit him.

Opt to Adopt: Elizabeth

Elizabeth

Cat Care Society, Lakewood, CO

Photo from Elizabeth's Adopt a Pet profile page.

Elizabeth is a pretty gray and white mediumhair kitty.  She is talkative and sweet.  I often find her lounging on the front counter, wanting to greet every visitor that comes to the shelter.  

Elizabeth came to the shelter after her human passed away.  She is sad about losing her human, but she would like to find a new human to love.  Elizabeth is 12 years old, and due to her age, she is part of the Perpet-U-Care program, which will pay for a portion of her medical care for the rest of her life.  

You can find Elizabeth in the upstairs hallway at Cat Care Society, located at 5787 W. 6th Avenue in Lakewood, CO.  She looks forward to meeting you and telling you why she makes the purrfect companion. 

Opt to Adopt: Phantom

Phantom

Cat Care Society, Lakewood, CO

Photo taken from Phantom's Adopt a Pet profile page.

Phantom is a handsome tuxedo cat with short hair.  He is outgoing and likes to play.  He's friendly, affectionate, and likes being pet.  I've spent a lot of time with Phantom over the past few months, and he always seems to enjoy our visits a lot.  

Phantom came to the shelter when his human got sick and had to give him up.  He is 11 years old, but he acts much younger.  Since Phantom is a senior kitty, he is part of the Perpet-U-Care program, which will pay for a portion of his veterinary care for the rest of his life.  

You can find Phantom in the Gold Room at Cat Care Society, located at 5787 W. 6th Avenue in Lakewood, CO.  Let's help this adorable and sweet mancat find his forever home!

Opt to Adopt: Coco

Coco

Cat Care Society, Lakewood, CO

Photo from Coco's Adopt a Pet profile page. 

Coco is a beautiful gray tabby with short hair.  She is approximately one and a half years old.  Coco is a little shy when you initially meet her, but she is friendly and affectionate.  Once she gets to know you, she just might choose to curl up in your lap.  She also enjoys an occasional play session.

At Coco's former home, she hid much of the time because the dog and children were a little too much for her.  She prefers a quiet home with no dogs or children residents.  She does get along with other kitties okay, though.

Coco is up-to-date with her vaccinations, spayed, and litterbox trained.  You can find her in the Green Room at Cat Care Society, located at 5787 W. 6th Avenue in Lakewood, CO.

Opt to Adopt Pepper

Pepper

Cat Care Society, Lakewood, CO

Photo from Pepper's Adopt a Pet profile page.

Pepper is a beautiful black and white shorthair tuxedo cat.  Pepper is a sweet girl who enjoys human affection.  She likes to be cuddled and pet.  She's a sweet and friendly kitty who would make some lucky human a wonderful companion.

Pepper is approximately 12 years old.  Due to her status as a senior kittizen, she qualifies for the Perpet-U-Care program, which will pay for a portion of her vet care for the rest of her life.  

Pepper is looking for someone to love, and she hopes you'll come visit her soon so you can see for yourself how great she is!  You can find Pepper in the Green Room at Cat Care Society, located at 5787 W. 6th Avenue in Lakewood, CO.

Have you heard?

Milita needs to have dental surgery to extract several teeth so that her mouth can heal from its infection.  If you could help us by donating to her surgery fund and/or sharing with others who may be able to help, we'd really appreciate it!  

You can donate to Milita's surgery fund HERE.

Opt to Adopt Frederick

Frederick

Cat Care Society, Lakewood, CO

Photo taken from Frederick's Adopt a Pet profile page.

Frederick is a handsome mediumhair mancat.  He is friendly, affectionate, and enjoys being pet.  Frederick is a really sweet boy, and I'm honestly surprised he hasn't found his forever home yet.  

Frederick would love to find a nice quiet home; he does not do well with a lot of chaos.  He also prefers a home without children or dogs.  

At 14 years old, Frederick is in good health.  Because he is a senior kitty, he is part of the Perpet-U-Care program, which will pay for a portion of his medical care for the rest of his life.  

Frederick is up-to-date on his vaccinations, neutered, and litterbox trained.  You can visit him in the Gold room at Cat Care Society, located at 5787 W. 6th Avenue in Lakewood, CO.  Frederick will make some lucky person a wonderful companion.  Maybe that person is you!

OPT TO ADOPT UPDATE

We are thrilled to let you all know that Macy has found her forever home!  Congratulations, Macy!!  We hope you are enjoying your new home.