Domestic Short Hair - Black and white - Bailee Aka Bailey in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania For Sale

Domestic Short Hair - Black and white - Bailee Aka Bailey
Meet Bailee! She is a beautiful grey tabby mommy cat! She had a rough start to motherhood , being brought into the shelter with her 5 newborn kittens. They were taken into foster care, but not before the entire family caught a nasty cold from being in the shelter. Bailee recovered quickly, but sadly 4 of her babies passed away. Bailee is about 1-2 years old and spayed and microchipped and ready to find her forever home! She would like a quieter home, and would love to the be queen of your house with no dogs and slow intros with other cats. She's sweet and friendly, loves head and chin pets, and is very courteous with her claws. She's not an in your face kinda cat. She will come to you when she wants attention. Please consider being this momma's happily ever after!! Bailee is being fostered through the ACCT in Philadelphia and all adoptions if approved will be finalized at the shelter. If you're interested please contact Bailee's foster mom!! She's ready to go!! IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS CAT PLEASE EMAIL [email removed] or [email removed] . Are you interested in one of the cats at ACCT? If so Great! First, decide if you are interested in fostering or adopting! To determine whether you should apply to foster versus adopt, please consider the following information: -To adopt a cat means to commit to being the primary caregiver for the cat and keep it in your possession, for yourself for the rest of its life. Adult cats are $50 to adopt, kittens (under 6 months old) are $75- that donation covers the vaccines, microchip, surgery, etc that the cat has received. - To foster a cat means to commit to temporarily caring for the cat while also working to find the dog a forever home/adopter. While fostering the cat remains ACCTs property, but the foster parent takes responsibility for marketing the cat, and doing a preliminary screening of any potential adopters. When an adopter is found, the foster parent must coordinate with the ACCT Life Saving office to approve the adopter and finalize the adoption. If the foster parent decides after time that they would like to keep the cat, they must complete the adoption process and pay the adoption fee. ** Fostering is not a trial adoption.** More about fostering: Although previous fostering experience is not required, ideal foster care provider will have basic knowledge of animal care and training and be committed to finding their foster animal a safe and loving forever home. As a foster care provider, you will provide the animals with care including, food, water, shelter, training, grooming and medical treatment when necessary. ACCT will provide clinic and vet care, behavior and training resources, and adoption counseling. We rely on the foster parent to find an adoptive home for the cat, but we can help! We provide adoption events for you attend, can post your foster cat on Petfinder for you, etc. We cannot guarantee how long a foster cat will be in your care, since you keep the cat until an adoptive home is found, which can be anywhere from 2 weeks to a few months depending on the cat, and how heavily you market it. Ready to come meet one of the cats? Adoption Hours are: Monday-Friday; 1pm-8pm Saturday and Sunday; 10-5pm Afterhours by appointment Foster Hours are: Monday-Sunday; 9am-6pm Afterhours by appointment Please also bring proof that you are allowed cats at your home if you rent. ACCT is located at: 111 W. Hunting Park Ave, Phila., PA xxxx0 Phone: 267-385-xxxx Email: [email removed] or [email removed] (Bio Posted by XX)
CHARACTERISTICS:
Breed: Domestic Short Hair-black and white
Size: Medium
Petfinder ID: xxxxxxxx
ADDITIONAL INFO:
Pet has been spayed/neutered
CONTACT:
Animal Care and Control Team of Philadelphia | Philadelphia, PA | 267-385-xxxx
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