Cassie

Cassie was surrendered to us as her owner has medical issues. She is a real sweetie who would love a nice quiet retirement home on someone's knee by the fire.

She is up to date with her vaccinations, and parasite control and desexed and microchipped.

If you still haven't been convinced that adopting an older cat is a good idea, then keep in mind that you may be their last chance for a home. Kittens are cute and get adopted very easily. Older cats are less likely to be adopted and run the risk of living out their lives in a shelter or foster home .

It usually isn't the fault of the adult cat for ending up without a family. Sometimes elderly people need to live in nursing homes that don't allow cats, Human ailments such as asthma or allergies make it difficult to care for a cat, or the previous owners simply couldn't afford to care for a pet.
Older stray cats may have never had a home to begin with and are worth taking a chance on, too.

Please come as see Cassie at Latrobe ARC.