Mooshi [bonded with Panther]
Livonia, MI at Happy Days Dog and Cat Rescue
Key Facts About Mooshi [bonded with Panther]
Mooshi [bonded with Panther] is a adult female Domestic Short Hair/Tabby (small) available for adoption at Happy Days Dog and Cat Rescue in Livonia, MI. Adoption fee: $125.
About This Cat
What WeRescue Scout knows about Mooshi [bonded with Panther]
Mooshi is a curious, cautious cat who thrives in a calm, indoor-only home with no dogs. She enjoys boxes, catnip toys, and the occasional stolen snack, so a home with secure entry points and a patient, low-pressure environment would suit her best.
- Not safe with dogs; would be more comfortable in a dog-free home.
- Escape artist; must be kept indoors with secure entry points.
- Counter-surfing and food theft behavior; requires secure food storage.
WeRescue Scout summarized this from the shelter's original listing and may include estimates. Please contact Happy Days Dog and Cat Rescue to confirm any details before adopting.
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About Mooshi [bonded with Panther]
Happy Days Dog and Cat Rescue
RescueHappy Days Dog and Cat Rescue is a non-profit animal rescue with a basic mission: giving animals that are in danger of euthanasia a second chance by placing them in foster homes while recruiting adoptive families on their behalf. The animals may be in over crowded or poorly funded county shelters and pounds in big cities or rural areas.
Adoption Process
Vet check of current and past animals required.
Home assessment / home visit with the entire family, including all current pets required.
If adoption occurs, Adoption Contract is required.
Spay/neuter Agreement required [if animal not fixed at time of adoption]
Return of animal to the rescue if the adoption doesn't work out is required.
Adoption fee required; however, the fee varies based on the age and health of the animal. Special rates apply for seniors adopting seniors.
Mission Statement
Happy Days Dog and Cat Rescue is a non-profit animal rescue with a basic mission: giving animals that are in danger of euthanasia a second chance by placing them in foster homes while recruiting adoptive families on their behalf. The animals may be in over crowded or poorly funded county shelters and pounds in big cities or rural areas.
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