Callie, after just losing her loving mom, is looking for that perfect ‘forever’ home.
As you can see, she is a gorgeous Calico kitty with beautiful yellow eyes. Callie is 5 years old, healthy and has been cared for at Laguna Hill Animal Hospital. She is spayed, up to date with her shots and is chipped. She plays in boxes, with string toys and loves to be groomed and stroked. She is medium-sized, always an in-door cat, and prefers a quiet house where she is the one and only kitty. Callie is a special kitty, looking for that human who will give her the loving home she so deserves.
For more information about Callie or to setup a visit, please contact Leslie Wilson – 310-498-2003 or email Leslie at LeslieLwilson@yahoo.com. You'll be glad you did!!
Please click here for a video of Callie - https://youtu.be/mdIUb-TjHOw
Our primary goal is a successful adoption: finding a loving and safe forever home for the special cats who have entered our program, most of whom are older and grieving the loss of their home and human. It’s important to us to establish that the potential adopter is capable of providing the kitty with a safe environment, nourishing food, regular veterinary care, appropriate attention, and an understanding heart. We are honest about each cat’s needs and the potential cost of its care. On this basis, we reserve the right to deny an application. However, because we are so thorough, our success rate is phenomenally high. Most of our cats have spent their lives in one home where they were given lots of love and care. So most, in spite of their advanced age, are friendly, affectionate, and healthy creatures. Each has had a recent exam and is up to date on all required shots and tests. For us, the joy of a purrfect match is indescribable.
Please email our Director of Adoptions . . .
Leslie Wilson - 310-498-2003 - LeslieLwilson@yahoo.com
and arrange to meet the kitty that you are interested in adopting.
Complete an Adoption Application and email or send it to the address on the form.
(See PDF of Adoption Application below. Easy to download.)
(These forms are PDF files, downloadable to print and fill out, or by opening this file in Adobe Reader, you can fill in the form by choosing the 'Fill and Sign' link on the right hand tool bar )
Arrange a home visit. Cats are very clever escape artists and relentlessly curious. We will visit your home and point out possible hazards or places in which they can get into trouble.
*Arrange for the transfer of the kitty and its stuff to its new forever home!
*The Club would appreciate a minimum donation of $50.00.
LWCC Adoption Questionaire Agreement (pdf)
DownloadThis video is the story of the 18 cats the Laguna Woods Cat Club took into our program this past year. We were able to find loving homes for each and every one of these precious kitties. Please have a look at the cats that were saved by ADOPTION. Thanks for your on-going support and Happy New Year.
by Sara Kent, Director, Shelter Outreach, Petfinder
Be prepared should be your mantra when bringing a new pet into your home. Cats are particularly sensitive to new surroundings and some may hide under a bed or in a closet for days or even weeks. You can avoid pitfalls with your new critter and help him or her adapt more easily by following these guidelines:
Before You Bring Your Cat Home:
First Day: Now, you are ready for your cat’s homecoming. Preferably, bring her home in a cat carrier. It will feel safer to her.She has seen a lot of excitement, so take her directly to her new room. (Make sure the toilet lid is down, if she’s to acclimate in your bathroom.) Ideally, you would restrict her exposure to the whole family, but naturally, everyone is going to want to see her. Remind them of the ground rules you’ve set up.
Following Weeks: It may take your cat a week or two to adjust. Be patient.
Congratulations! If you follow these tips, you’ll be on your way to having a well-adjusted feline family member.
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