Bailey

Domestic Long Hair | Seneca, IL

Age : 6 MonthsYoungFemaleGray

About

Meet Bailey

Bailey is a friendly, furry gal.  She likes to watch the birds and squirrels outside and take long naps.  She will independently come up on my lap and purr while I pet her.  She sleeps in our bed or another warm spot.  Her fur is on the longish side and is very soft. She is good with children, other cats and our dog.  She loves to play with toys that move as well as things she finds, lately it is a bottle cap and a pumpkin seed.  She is less than a year old and would need another cat in the home.  She is rambunctious and will benefit from having another cat or kitten to play with. Bailey is fully vaccinated, FIV negative and spayed. Once you've met her, you will adore this charming lady.   Bailey  is microchipped, up to date on all vaccinations,  spayed, and litter box trained. Bailey's adoption fee is $135. If you are interested in meeting her, please fill out our online kitten adoption application at https://www.arf-il.org/adopt/application/ today! Once your application has been approved, an A.R.F. volunteer will be able to contact you to arrange a meeting.

Adoption Process
Read more about our adoption process on our website at: https://www.arf-il.org/adopt/ Adoption fees depend on the animal. Please see the pet’s biography for information on their adoption fee. Below is an overview of what you can expect during the pet adoption process: Step 1: Submit an online adoption application at https://www.arf-il.org/adopt/application/ Step 2: Our volunteers will review your application and reach out with a status. This step can take up to five business days. Step 3: If your application is approved you will be invited to meet with the cat or dog you are interested in at a mutually agreed upon time and location. Step 4: We’ll walk you through the benefits of adopting through A.R.F., then complete the adoption paperwork and collect the adoption fee. Then your new best friend is yours! Step 5: Complete required follow-ups such as obedience training or spay/neuter (if delayed due to medical reasons).