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Annie is a friendly female Manx/Maine Coon mix with medium-length hair, about two years old.
She has dense fur and beautiful markings and weighs just over 12 pounds. Annie doesn't
like being in a pet carrier, and is vocal about letting us know it--but she was a true
angel at our first trip with her to the vet's office, once she got out of the carrier.
She was so interested in being rubbed and cuddled by the vet's assistant (and anyone
else who came near) that she didn't seem even to notice that she was getting a blood test,
vaccines, and a microchip. Annie was abandoned by her owner at a boarding kennel, along
with Elrod, our Irish wolfhound mix. During their joint vet visit we were able to see
that they are just fine together, so Annie should have no problem sharing a home with
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My name is Lucy and I’m a female, about 1½ years old. I’m a
short-haired, dark tortoiseshell. I’m spayed, very playful and sweet, and love to sit
on laps and snooze. I adore human attention, but for a while I didn't like other cats. Now,
though, I have made friends with another SARG kitty in my foster home. I think I might
be o.k. with a dog, too. Wouldn’t you like to get to know me? I promise you a lifetime of cuddles.
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This orange tabby boy has it all--he loves dogs, loves kids, loves to cuddle, and likes
other cats. He’s being fostered in a home with three children, ages 3, 6, and 8, and is
used to being hauled around by all of them. His foster home includes two large and one
small dog--all his playmates. He’s had cat company from four other cats, from 3-week-old
kittens to a four-year-old cat, in the last three months, and has liked and interacted
with all of them. He’s a real marshmallow--he wants to be loved, follows his foster
mom during the day, and sleeps with family members at night. If you want a marmalade
cat about 2 years old or less, Romeo is your boy. |
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Grady is a large-framed boy--when he finally gets more food in him, he’ll fill out a lot,
and be a good-sized cat. We believe he’s about 1-2 years old, and he’s had a rough life so
far. Our vet feels he’d been kicked/hit in the jaw because he had two broken teeth that
had to be surgically removed. In spite of all this, he’s a sweetheart who just wants to
be with people, purring constantly, and most enjoys sitting in a lap. This is a kitty who
wants to please people, likes other cats, is fine with dogs--and has entranced his vet--she
said as soon as he woke up from jaw surgery, he wanted to eat and be petted. She considers
him absolutely amazing--as do we. |
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At the moment, I have the name "Mama Cass," but you can name me whatever you like.
As a little girl who had no home, I had three kittens to fend for, and found a good place to
land--with SARG. These people took me in, as well as my babies. Now I’m looking for a
"forever" home. I’m petite and fine-boned--people think I’m only about a year
old, even though I had kittens. My huge green eyes outlined in black are striking. I
love to play and to purr and to sit around with humans. I’m fine with other cats, and
so far I think I like "little" people. I’m not too sure about dogs yet, but
I might get used to a pleasant dog who likes cats. |
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Archibald is a very handsome grey male who looks a lot like a Russian Blue. He is,
according to his new foster mom, a "wonderful, sweet, friendly boy--so affectionate
--someone who'll make some lucky person very happy." Very shortly after arriving in
his foster home, he was sitting with her on the couch, purring and nuzzling. Having
apparently been a stray for quite a while, he had difficulty deciding between getting
brushed--which he LOVES--and eating, which he can't quite get enough of right now. He
weighed just over 10 pounds when we got him a couple of months ago, but now is over
11 pounds--and he doesn’t look heavy. He's a big boy and could end up at a couple
of pounds heavier before he’s done. Archie has had a tough life--he was found on the
street, turned in to the Shelter, found by SARG, and is waiting for a
"forever home." At some point he was shot--he still has a piece of buckshot
in his body--located by a routine x-ray. However, it doesn’t seem to bother him.
The pads of his feet were in pretty rough shape when we got him, but have now healed
and gotten soft again. |
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Luke is a male brown tabby, about two years old. His photos cannot begin to do
justice to his beautiful black/brown striped coat, with the brown/black-spotted
tummy--nor to his amazingly sweet and placid personality. He is quite playful, but
very gentle. This guy is not just another tabby cat, so if you can't resist a
"good" kitty, this is your lucky day. |
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FARLEY
Farley is a little male tabby, brother to Lilac and Diamond Jim Brady. He was
adopted before we could even place his picture on our web site!
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Well, folks, I look like my mom, Mama Cass--I’m a small, fine-boned girl with tabby markings on my
back, tail and part of my legs and white on the rest of me. And I’m one feisty little
one--or so they say. I like to play and sleep--but mostly play. At this point, I love
to have people pet me, and I’ll do some cuddling, but I’m not sure about laps--maybe
later. Hey, catch me if you can! Let’s play! |
As you can see, I’m a true tabby boy. When I first met humans, I was a bit
hesitant--they were so big! But now I’ve decided I really like people. Just give me a
home with laps and people who like to pet and snuggle, and I’ll be fine. I LOVE to
play--wow! Is that fun, or what? I could play all day with my sister, Lilac, and mom,
Mama Cass--and I do. But I would love to meet someone new to play with--will you be my
new playmate? As of early July, I’m about 10 weeks old, neutered, and ready to explore the world.
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Other Adoptables To view more animals ***"Other Adoptables" (when listed) are NOT in the S.A.R.G. program, but they still need love and a forever home. Please contact the owners directly by clicking on the link. Please DO NOT contact S.A.R.G. S.A.R.G. offers no guarantee in any way related to any non-S.A.R.G. animal--the Rescues, Shelters, or Owners involved provide their own descriptions, terms, & guarantees. |

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