Simba
Brooklyn, NY at NYC Teens for Animals Inc
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Key Facts About Simba
Simba is a young male Tabby (small) available for adoption at NYC Teens for Animals Inc in Brooklyn, NY. Adoption fee: 250.
About This Cat
What WeRescue Scout knows about Simba
A quiet, single-pet home with patient, experienced caregivers who can give this shy tabby lots of gentle affection and time to adjust. He thrives with calm, consistent attention and needs a safe space to feel secure.
- Not suitable for homes with children, dogs, or other cats.
- Requires an experienced, patient owner to help him adjust.
WeRescue Scout summarized this from the shelter's original listing and may include estimates. Please contact NYC Teens for Animals Inc to confirm any details before adopting.
About Simba
NYC Teens for Animals Inc
RescueI started NYC Teens for Animals when I was 12 years old as a way to inspire people to volunteer for rescues. As a volunteer myself, I wanted to post the animals I worked with through photography and videos to help them find homes and to raise money for their veterinary care.
NYC Teens for Animals Inc is now a small, foster-based non-profit organization. My goals remain the same - to get homeless animals adopted into loving families.
We raise money for vet care, which is our first priority. We also encourage people to learn about TNR (Trap, Neuter, Release) to ensure that community cats lead healthier lives and to curb overpopulation.
Adoption Process
Mission Statement
I started NYC Teens for Animals when I was 12 years old as a way to inspire people to volunteer for rescues. As a volunteer myself, I wanted to post the animals I worked with through photography and videos to help them find homes and to raise money for their veterinary care.
NYC Teens for Animals Inc is now a small, foster-based non-profit organization. My goals remain the same - to get homeless animals adopted into loving families.
We raise money for vet care, which is our first priority. We also encourage people to learn about TNR (Trap, Neuter, Release) to ensure that community cats lead healthier lives and to curb overpopulation.
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