Caramel
Pineville, LA at Cenla Cat Project
Key Facts About Caramel
Caramel is a baby female Domestic Short Hair/Tortoiseshell () available for adoption at Cenla Cat Project in Pineville, LA.
About This Cat
What WeRescue Scout knows about Caramel
A patient, gentle family who can provide a calm, indoor-only environment with plenty of toys and quiet time for Caramel to build her confidence. She’s ready to thrive with love and consistency.
- May be nervous around sudden movements due to past trauma.
- Requires a patient, experienced owner who can support her confidence-building journey.
WeRescue Scout summarized this from the shelter's original listing and may include estimates. Please contact Cenla Cat Project to confirm any details before adopting.
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About Caramel
Cenla Cat Project
RescueMy husband, myself, and a friend have seen a need for a cat rescue in our area. My husband and I are both retired (he was a dba and I was a guidance counselor). We are just starting out. We plan to start with adoptions. All cats must be fully vetted (spay/neuter is essential) before they can be adopted. Education about spay/neuter and cat care are a big part of our agenda. We have our 501 (c)(3). Our adoption program is foster based. We hope to have a shelter/adoption center in the next 2 years. We have been working with another local rescue for 3 years whose emphasis is dogs. We see a real need for a cat rescue in the area and are trying to make an impact on cat over-population.
Adoption Process
Mission Statement
My husband, myself, and a friend have seen a need for a cat rescue in our area. My husband and I are both retired (he was a dba and I was a guidance counselor). We are just starting out. We plan to start with adoptions. All cats must be fully vetted (spay/neuter is essential) before they can be adopted. Education about spay/neuter and cat care are a big part of our agenda. We have our 501 (c)(3). Our adoption program is foster based. We hope to have a shelter/adoption center in the next 2 years. We have been working with another local rescue for 3 years whose emphasis is dogs. We see a real need for a cat rescue in the area and are trying to make an impact on cat over-population.
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