Uno, Domestic Shorthair For Adoption In Sidney, British Columbia

Victoria Pet Adoption Society

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$400

Uno, Domestic Shorthair For Adoption In Sidney, British Columbia

Price:

$400

Location:

Sidney, BC

Description:

Introducing Uno! This sweet, loving cat has had a bit of a rough time lately, and she's ready to find the perfect home. She is looking for a family that is laid back enough to have a calm vibe, but where someone is interested in playing with her when she has the zoomies. In January, Uno was found in a feral cat colony, trying to get some food and companionship. However, if was immediately obvious that she was not a feral cat! Upon investigation, it was discovered that Uno was abandoned by her family when her owner went to jail, and she started hanging out at the feral cat colony to survive. When Uno was found she was skinny, had a terrible ear mite infestation, and she had multiple, painfully broken teeth. Despite how terrible Uno must have been feeling, she was so happy to have human companionship again, that she started purring and snuggling with her rescuers right away. The vet has estimated Uno at about 7 years old. It took us several months to get Uno ready for adoption. She needed her ear problems treated, she had to be spayed, and Uno had multiple dental surgeries to address her broken teeth. She is now healthy and is ready to find her forever home. Uno is a very sweet and loving cat. She likes to spend time with her people, but she also likes to spend time on her own in her kitty room. She loves to burrow under blankets and hide herself away when she's in the mood to nap. However, once she's refueled, Uno loves to chase her toys around the house, and bat crumpled pieces of paper around the bath tub. Once Uno started recovering from her past and physical issues, she really started to come out of her shell. She loves to be involved in everything and is quiet active. Although we haven't seen Uno around other animals since she's been with us, we suspect that she would be fine in a home with another adult or senior cat that has a similar personality. She seemingly got along well with the other cats in the feral colony that she was living in. She also seems to do just find on her own and would be OK as an only-pet as well. We get the impression that Uno would not be happy in a home with dogs. Although Uno enjoys the company of people, she doesn't like the fast moves and loud sounds that children make. She will do best in an adult-only home, or perhaps one with calm/quiet teens. If you'd like to adopt Uno, please visit our website at https://victoriapets.ca/adoption-process/ to learn about our adoption process and for our online adoption application.Adoption processAdopting a pet is a lifetime commitment and a big responsibility. Dogs can live 15 years or more, and cats can live 20+ years. Like people, each individual pet comes with its own set of baggage, needs, and personality traits. Because your new pet will depend on you to provide its basic needs, we need to be sure that you are educated and up to the challenge. Our adoption process allows us to ask you some questions about your home environment, your lifestyle, and your needs, expectations, and limitations. We want to be sure that your new pet is going to be just as happy in its new home as you are to have it there. A Successful Adoption Process Includes the Following Steps:To start the adoption process, please contact us at XXXX@gmail.com and request an adoption application. Once it is completed, email it back to the same address and in the body of your email, please tell us about your home/family. If there is a particular pet that you're interested in, please indicate which. Our adoption team will contact those whose applications have the potential to be the best match with the pet(s) of interest to set up a visit supervised by the foster parent who can answer some of the questions you may have about the pet. You will not be able to take the pet home the day of the visit. One of our volunteers will contact you within 72 hours of the visit and we will open a dialogue with you based on the information provided in your application. We will talk about your home and family, as well as your experience with pets. We will ask you to tell us about the kind of life and care you can offer to the adopted pet, and we will inform you about any health or behavioural issues that you should be aware of. (For dogs only) Once an adoption is pending, we will come visit your home to ensure that the environment is suitable for the pet in question, based on its needs. We can advise you of modifications that could make the adoption more successful, such as fencing and other things you may not have thought about.The adoption process generally takes several days, and this time line is intentional. It allows you time to think about your decision so that you can be sure that you are comfortable with the decision that you’ve made. Adoptions are never approved within 48 hours of the application being submitted. Once we have successfully journeyed through the steps above, you can pick up your new friend to begin a wonderful life together!Signing an adoption contract is a requirement for every pet that is adopted. Please Read Before Applying to Adopt:You must be 19 years of age or older to apply for one of our pets.Please note that we do not adopt animals sight unseen and we do not ship animals. We do consider adoptions out of area but applicants are required to come & visit with the animals of interest before an adoption is completed. Adoption Fees:The adoption fee for puppies and kittens includes: At least the first distemper vaccine (puppies and kittens), canine rabies vaccine (for puppies over 16 weeks of age), deworming, defleaing, a basic spay/neuter at Hillside Veterinary Hospital, a microchip, a free veterinary exam at Royal Oak Pet Clinic within 7 days of adoption, and a free trial of pet health insurance. The adoption fee for all other cats/dogs includes: At least the first distemper vaccine (cats and dogs), canine rabies vaccine (for dogs only), deworming, defleaing, spay or neuter (done prior to adoption), a microchip, a free veterinary exam at Royal Oak Pet Clinic within 7 days of adoption, and a free trial of pet health insurance. The adoption fee for all other species includes: a free exam at Royal Oak Pet Clinic within 7 days of adoption, treatment for parasites, spay/neuter prior to adoption when appropriate, the first set of vaccines when appropriate, and a microchip for identification when appropriate. Adoption Fees are as Follows: (cash only please) Kittens (up to 12 months of age) $400Adult Cats (1 yr - 8yrs) $300Senior Cats (9 yrs and older) $250Special Needs Cats (other than kittens) $250Puppies (8 weeks - 11 months) $600Adult Dogs (1 yr - 8yrs) $400Senior Dogs (9 yrs and older) $300Special Needs dogs (other than puppies) $300 Rabbits $50Guinea Pigs $30Rats/hamsters $20Mice $10Adoption fees for other species may vary

Category:

Cats

Color:

White

Sex:

Female

Posted:

May 11 on Get-Pet