Emily

Emily is a very cute and curious cat. She’s the first one to come say hello when you come back from work. She will snuggle with you on the couch when you’re working and loves to be around wherever you go. She loves exploring and chasing laser toys. Emily and Cora are a really lovely pair. They are sisters who have always been together. They are a bonded so we will only be considering applications that are interested in adopting them together at this time. Emily and Cora are 2-3yrs of age and are currently fostered in San Francisco. If you'd like to meet them, please fill out our adoption questionnaire here: http://www.wondercatrescue.org/apply ______________________________________ Wonder Cat Rescue is not a shelter, but a team of caring foster homes and volunteers who open our own homes to needy cats until permanent placement can be found. By adopting a cat from Wonder Cat Rescue, you're making a commitment to provide love, care, and medical treatment for the life of the cat, which can be up to 20 years or more. Adopting a cat is a serious decision, but a very rewarding one! We make every effort to make the best possible match when placing our cats/kittens with new families. Once you submit an application you will be contacted if the particular cat/kitten you are interested in is a good match for you. Many times kittens have several interested parties and you will be contacted if/when a meeting is appropriate. Each adoptive homes is screened carefully, and a lot of support is given to make sure the adoption is a success. When cats have a 'pending' banner, it means we are no longer accepting applications, and he/she will be placed in their forever home soon. Sorry we do not ship under any circumstances. The required adoption donation is $135.00. This includes the following veterinary services unless otherwise stated in the adoption contract: vet exam, spay/neuter, indoor-cat vaccinations, flea treatment, anti-parasite medications and microchip. The value of the care averages $400.00 + per healthy animal, and does not include food and other direct care supplies. A large portion of our animals also receive medical services above and beyond this amount.