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Maine Coon / Domestic Long Hair / Mixed (long coat) : : Female (spayed) : : Young : : Large

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Please Note: This animal is listed as a courtesy to another organization. Please be sure to contact the foster/caretaker for more information about her.

About Kitty 4 Courtesy Post
Status: Adopted! Species: Cat Rescue ID: Kitty 4 Courtesy Post General Color: Calico or Dilute Calico Color: Calico	Location: 08205 Declawed: No Housetrained: Yes

This regal-looking little lady needs a home AND a name for the holidays! Called “Kitty 4,” she is around 1.5 years old, and she came to her current caregiver as a stray. She is extremely sweet, playful, and calm. She is a bit shy, too, though, so she’ll need a patient family who can give her the time she needs to get comfortable. She is related to Kitty 3 and Kitty 5.

Kitty 4 is currently living in her caretaker’s backyard, along with 4 other cats. We are working on getting all of the kitties vetted, but as of yet, she has not been spayed, nor is she up to date on her shots, so she may need to see a vet once she’s been adopted.

Please consider giving Kitty 4 a real name and a forever home!

If you are interested in adopting this kitty, please fill out an adoption application for them on our web site: http://www.omcrescue.org/forms/adoption_application.php.

Kitty 4 is located in Galloway, NJ. If you have questions, please e-mail their current caretaker, Camila at cami9119@gmail.com

A donation for $125.00 is required. The donation will help to cover some of the vetting costs for each kitty. They will have the following.

Combo Tested for Feline Leukemia and FIV
Spayed/Neutered
First Distemper Vaccine (a second two weeks later – Adopter responsibility)
1 Year Rabies Vaccine
De-wormed (a stool sample test two weeks later – Adopter responsibility)

After adoption, we recommend that your new family member go to the vet two weeks after adoption, for a get established checkup, second distemper vaccine and a stool sample tested for any parasites. A visit with your vet allows your vet to get to know your new family and helps establish a medical baseline for them.