Cedar Willow
Chandler, Az at Saving One Life
Key Facts About Cedar Willow
Cedar Willow is a adult male Domestic Short Hair/Tabby (medium) available for adoption at Saving One Life in Chandler, Az.
About This Cat
What WeRescue Scout knows about Cedar Willow
Cedar is a young, gentle cat who thrives in a calm, patient home where he can slowly build trust at his own pace. He enjoys the company of other cats and would do best in a quiet household with older children or adults who appreciate his sweet, snuggly nature.
- May need time to adjust to new environments and people
- Has had vaccine reactions in the past and requires Benadryl before future vaccinations
WeRescue Scout summarized this from the shelter's original listing and may include estimates. Please contact Saving One Life to confirm any details before adopting.
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About Cedar Willow
Saving One Life
RescueSaving One Life is a 501(c)3 non-profit, volunteer run, animal rescue that focuses almost completely on the animals that would have been otherwise euthanized at the pound or humane society. Our motto is that although we can't save the world, it makes a world of difference to the ones we do save. We specialize in purebred cats, feral kittens, and severe medical cases when we have funding to do so. We very rarely take owner surrender animals.
We are a no kill group and we only euthanize animals for medical issues that cannot be fixed with veterinary care (fatal illnesses, extreme prolonged suffering). We provide hospice care for animals in our care with terminal illnesses.
All of our animals are cared for in foster homes until they are able to go up for adoption. We may occasionally have animals in foster homes as long as four years (the running record so far) until they are adopted â once an animal is in our rescue, we will do everything feasible to care for that animal. Our foster animals live as a âpart of the familyâ until they are able to be put up for adoption. If we can, we will test them with cats, dogs, and children depending on who lives in the home. Not all cats get tested with kids or dogs if they are not available.
As a result of this, we really care where and how our animals are placed. We want the best possible situation for our animals AND the adoptive family. We reserve the right to deny any adoption.
Adoption Process
Mission Statement
Saving One Life is a 501(c)3 non-profit, volunteer run, animal rescue that focuses almost completely on the animals that would have been otherwise euthanized at the pound or humane society. Our motto is that although we can't save the world, it makes a world of difference to the ones we do save. We specialize in purebred cats, feral kittens, and severe medical cases when we have funding to do so. We very rarely take owner surrender animals.
We are a no kill group and we only euthanize animals for medical issues that cannot be fixed with veterinary care (fatal illnesses, extreme prolonged suffering). We provide hospice care for animals in our care with terminal illnesses.
All of our animals are cared for in foster homes until they are able to go up for adoption. We may occasionally have animals in foster homes as long as four years (the running record so far) until they are adopted â once an animal is in our rescue, we will do everything feasible to care for that animal. Our foster animals live as a âpart of the familyâ until they are able to be put up for adoption. If we can, we will test them with cats, dogs, and children depending on who lives in the home. Not all cats get tested with kids or dogs if they are not available.
As a result of this, we really care where and how our animals are placed. We want the best possible situation for our animals AND the adoptive family. We reserve the right to deny any adoption.
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