Trent

Hi Everyone! It's "kitten season" and we've been rescued, very well socialized, litter box trained, spayed/neutered, tested negative for Leukemia and are current on age appropriate shots and we are in search of our furrever INDOOR ONLY homes…We have been around other cats and dogs….we have already learned how to be a lap cats and love human attention…won’t you please adopt me..... and maybe one of my kitten siblings or friends ???? We promise to be your best friend forever!***ASK ABOUT OUR MULTIPLE CAT ADOPTION DISCOUNT!!!! Please contact Trudy about adopting any of our available pets....423-404-2411..or e-mail; [email protected] Many of our adoptables are in foster care outside the clinic...please call to schedule a time when the one(s) your interested in will be at the clinic for you to meet..... Life expectancy for an indoor cat is 12-20 years....life expectancy for an outdoor cat is 5-6 years...love you cat for many more years by keeping her/him inside your safe home! Cats, like all mammals, engage in play as youngsters and continue to do so even after they have grown up. Play is a complex learning activity that helps kittens develop social relationships and helps them hone their physical and mental skills. But it is also fun, which is why adult cat continue to do it. You can spend many enjoyable hours just watching with amusement as your cat plays. You may find her chasing imaginary playmates in her own world of make-believe. Try giving her a paper bag or a box with holes cut into it so that she can invent games for herself. But interactive play is best. How the two of you play together is only limited by your imagination. Cats do not require expensive toys. The best toys are regular items such as ping pong balls (6/$1.50 at Wal-Mart), soda bottle caps, straws, and milk bottle tear off tabs and caps. Visit our Website: http://ppaw.us Our adoption fee is $65 (cash, credit or debit card only-no checks) and includes a Leukemia Test-we are a non-profit organization and we also accept donations. We are in need right now of Purina Kitten Chow and beef, chicken and turkey jar baby food to feed orphaned kittens! We always need Purina (only) Cat and Kitten Chow, clumping cat litter or dust-free clay litter, bleach and paper towels. All animals are spayed/neutered, wormed and up-to-date on age appropriate shots, prior to leaving our facility.