Fred
Pet Details
Fred
Animal ID: 219900 |
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HOW TO ADOPT: This cat is participating in our Shelter Cat Getaway foster program, which gives cats a vacation from the shelter and lets them enjoy home life while they wait to be adopted. To schedule a time to meet this cat, please contact Mary at mmccarroll@arl-iowa.org — – Extremely friendly cat who welcomes lots of attention – He adores snuggles and has no understanding of human personal space – so be prepared to receive lots of love from this big guy! – Really enjoys looking out the window at all of the outside activities and wildlife, so he will appreciate a tall cat tree in his new home – His favorite snacks are freeze-dried chicken treats – Is living with a calm cat in his foster home, and doing well with him, so we feel he may do well with a feline friend, or just as happy being the only cat in his new home – This cat has been diagnosed with Pica (Pica involves the ingestion of non-food items). Please email Mary at the email address above for more information and questions about this diagnosis. – Fred has been doing very good about not eating non-food items in his foster home – Due to this diagnosis, Fred is currently taking a medication called Fluoxetine. His adopter will need to follow up with their primary veterinarian regarding weaning him off once he has settled into his new home. |
Additional Details
HOW TO ADOPT: This cat is participating in our Shelter Cat Getaway foster program, which gives cats a vacation from the shelter and lets them enjoy home life while they wait to be adopted. To schedule a time to meet this cat, please contact Mary at mmccarroll@arl-iowa.org
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– Extremely friendly cat who welcomes lots of attention
– He adores snuggles and has no understanding of human personal space – so be prepared to receive lots of love from this big guy!
– Really enjoys looking out the window at all of the outside activities and wildlife, so he will appreciate a tall cat tree in his new home
– His favorite snacks are freeze-dried chicken treats
– Is living with a calm cat in his foster home, and doing well with him, so we feel he may do well with a feline friend, or just as happy being the only cat in his new home
– This cat has been diagnosed with Pica (Pica involves the ingestion of non-food items). Please email Mary at the email address above for more information and questions about this diagnosis.
– Fred has been doing very good about not eating non-food items in his foster home
– Due to this diagnosis, Fred is currently taking a medication called Fluoxetine. His adopter will need to follow up with their primary veterinarian regarding weaning him off once he has settled into his new home.
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