Clementine

CLEMENTINE “The Golden Years” should be about rest, stability, and endless love. At 14 years old, Clementine hasn’t been able to experience any of that. In September 2021, Clementine’s owner died, and she was taken to BARCS. As we can’t resist sweet seniors in need, she quickly became a part of the AARF family. Clementine was adopted a couple months later, but was returned to AARF in March of 2023. She hadn’t received any necessary veterinary care during that time, exacerbating her health issues. Since then, her foster mom has been stabilizing her back to good health - and Clementine is ready to finally find the FOREVER home in which she can live out her Golden Years. Clementine is undeniably gorgeous. She lures you in with her persistent wink (she only has one eye) and her stunning peach coat. While some might call Clementine “high-maintenance”, we thinks she just expects to be treated like the Queen she is: –Look but don’t touch (much): She will tolerate being picked up or held for a short time, but petting her below the halfway point on her back is a no-no. –One and only: Clementine will do best as an only cat. If other “peasants” are around, her litter box manners deteriorate. And that’s unbecoming to a Queen like her. -Epicure extraordinaire: Only the highest quality canned stuff for this lady. -Primp and proper: Clementine’s luscious locks require regular grooming. If you follow her rules, this lady will bestow endless love upon you, in between her endless naps. Medically, Clementine has hyperthyroidism and requires a monthly shot for arthritis. Though this darling feline-of-a-certain-age requires a particular home for her particular needs, we wouldn’t call her anything less than “perfect”. Do you have a heart big enough for sweet Clementine to live out the best days of her life? If you'd like to give me a forever home, please fill out an adoption application at this website-http://www.animalalliesrescue.org/adoption-application and choose me-Clementine! My adoption fee is $50 and includes all of my routine vetting, rabies and distemper/parvo vaccinations, FelV/FIV testing (kitties), deworming, spay/neuter surgery, microchip, boarding and transportation costs if applicable.