Our Adoptables
While Mission Possible Homeless Cat Foundation is focused on keeping our existing rescued feral cats healthy and happy in our outdoor sanctuary, we occasionally get friendly stray cats (and even dogs) that find their way onto our property. Our first assumption is that they are lost so we make every effort possible to reunite them with their family, including taking the animal to our vet to scan for a microchip. If the animal is unclaimed or has no microchip, then our next assumption is that it was illegally abandoned and has made its way to us for help.
We then proceed with getting the animal spayed or neutered, vaccinated, de-wormed, and microchipped, then allow the cat to take up residence in our outdoor sanctuary until we can find a new loving home best suited to their individual personality and needs.
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Below are bios of our current adoptable cats. If you are interested in any of them joining your family, please familiarize yourself first with our Adoption Policy, then submit our Adoption Application. We will review it and respond as quickly as possible to discuss next steps.
"Thomas"
Breed: American Shorthair
Color & Coat: Ginger/Red Tabby
Sex: Male
Age: Approx. 3 years old
House-Trained: Yes
Condition: Healthy, Neutered, Vaccinated, Microchipped
Good With: Cats (Dogs TBD)
Characteristics: Friendly, Affectionate, Playful, Smart, Curious, Brave, Independent
Adoption Donation: $75.00
We are baffled as to why this young love-bug of a boy was illegally dumped at our sanctuary because he's a TOTAL teddy bear who loves to love, and BE loved. We had him neutered and vaccinated, then placed him in our outdoor sanctuary where he quickly adapted to his new surroundings. He is very hungry for human affection and would make a great house cat, therefore, he needs a new family that has the time to give him the love and attention he desperately craves.
While he isn't aggressive with our other cats, he takes a bit of time to warm up to new feline friends, so a new family will have to be patient with him if being introduced to new fur siblings. We have not had a chance to test him with dogs. Might you be willing to give Thomas the loving new home he so deserves?