Wren
Wren
Wren
Wren
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Siamese Oriental Snowshoe Cat Rescue and Rehoming

SOS tries to rescue & rehome abandoned kittens/cats throughout Texas due to over population from cats/kittens not being spayed/neutered.SOS works with other rescues to assist in placing in foster care until they can be adopted.SOS does participate in TNR when necessary but prefer to socialize and then place in a good home.SOS offers "comfort kitties" to those needing emotional support. Any applicant that currently has an ESA from a medical doctor is paired up w/a comfort kitty that matches their requirements. SOS takes great pride in offering this to our applicants.

New Braunfels, TX,78130
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Email: [email protected]

Website: https://www.siameseorientalsnowshoerescue.org

Wren

Siamese | Austin, TX

BabyMaleSmallCream

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Vaccination

Current

House Trained

Yes

Good in Home With

Cats

Meet Wren

(Not available for adoption until 12-14 weeks old.)Wren has bonded with Dakota. Wren is a very outgoing boy. He will follow you around and is vocal at times. He has bonded with Dakota. We find them together all the time.Thank you for considering adopting one of our kittens/cats.

Adoption Process
Application is first step Background Check References are required Interview process Existing pets of applicant have to be spayed/neutered/utd on vaccinations Fee: Domestic Shorthair kittens: $125 - $150 Seniors (7 and older): $50 Blue-eyed and fluffy cats or poly: $200 Blue-eyed and fluffy kittens: $350 Seal/blue point (with or without mittens): $250 Maine Coon mixes: $200 Known Maine Coon Purebreds: $500 Ragdoll mixes: $300- $350 Bengals: $350 Approved applicant required to sign adoption manual and contract. Fees paid in full prior to taking possession


Contact
Siamese Oriental Snowshoe Cat Rescue and Rehoming
[email protected]
https://www.siameseorientalsnowshoerescue.org

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