Laramie (bonded with Geno)
Vacaville, CA at Cat Tales Rescue
Key Facts About Laramie (bonded with Geno)
Laramie (bonded with Geno) is a young female Dilute Calico/Dilute Tortoiseshell () available for adoption at Cat Tales Rescue in Vacaville, CA.
About This Cat
What WeRescue Scout knows about Laramie (bonded with Geno)
Laramie is a playful, affectionate young cat who thrives in a calm indoor home with plenty of interactive toys and companionship. She would do best in a home with no other cats, as she and her brother Geno are both positive for Feline Coronavirus and should not be housed with other felines.
- Laramie and her brother Geno are both positive for Feline Coronavirus (FCoV) and should only be placed in homes with no other cats.
- They require a single-cat household to prevent transmission of the virus.
WeRescue Scout summarized this from the shelter's original listing and may include estimates. Please contact Cat Tales Rescue to confirm any details before adopting.
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About Laramie (bonded with Geno)
Cat Tales Rescue
RescueCat Tales Rescue is an all volunteer-based, non-profit organization committed to reducing the homeless, unwanted, and feral cat population of Solano County through promoting low-cost spay/neuter options and educating the public on the importance of spay/neuter.
We advocate the benefits of TNR to control over population and maintain good health of feral cat colonies and educate the public about TNR and proper feral colony management.
We take in abandoned cats from our communities, feral colonies and cats at risk from euthanasia, to the extent of our resources and of foster home availability.
We assist the public, feral colony care takers, and shelter rescuers place cats in loving, forever homes.
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Mission Statement
Cat Tales Rescue is an all volunteer-based, non-profit organization committed to reducing the homeless, unwanted, and feral cat population of Solano County through promoting low-cost spay/neuter options and educating the public on the importance of spay/neuter.
We advocate the benefits of TNR to control over population and maintain good health of feral cat colonies and educate the public about TNR and proper feral colony management.
We take in abandoned cats from our communities, feral colonies and cats at risk from euthanasia, to the extent of our resources and of foster home availability.
We assist the public, feral colony care takers, and shelter rescuers place cats in loving, forever homes.
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