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Do any of you locals have the ability to provide a good home for an incredibly sweet, indoor only cat?
My parents took Trinity when I moved in with Sean last year because he has pretty severe cat allergies... unfortunately, now my sister's allergies have been getting worse and worse, and she needs to be relocated again. I had a friend lined up to take her, but they backed out, and now I have until this weekend to find her a new home, or take her to the shelter. If I can get a firm commitment and a timeline of no more than 2 or 3 weeks, they'll keep her longer, but she's being confined to the laundry room most of the time while she is there.
If you haven't met Trin, rest assured that she's about the sweetest cat to ever exist. She loves people, requires regular lap time and attention, and is very easygoing. She has to be inside only because we had her fully declawed when she moved in with my parents (it wasn't something I had wanted to do, but my dad is on blood thinners and can't afford cat scratches, and I thought it was worth it to keep her in my family.) She can handle other cats (my parents have another who happens to be particularly non-allergenic and will be staying with them), and although she hasn't shared a home with any pets other than cats, at least since we got her at 6 months old, she's good natured enough I don't think there'd be a problem with it.
If you, or anyone you know, can help me keep my girl out of the shelter, please let me know.
My parents took Trinity when I moved in with Sean last year because he has pretty severe cat allergies... unfortunately, now my sister's allergies have been getting worse and worse, and she needs to be relocated again. I had a friend lined up to take her, but they backed out, and now I have until this weekend to find her a new home, or take her to the shelter. If I can get a firm commitment and a timeline of no more than 2 or 3 weeks, they'll keep her longer, but she's being confined to the laundry room most of the time while she is there.
If you haven't met Trin, rest assured that she's about the sweetest cat to ever exist. She loves people, requires regular lap time and attention, and is very easygoing. She has to be inside only because we had her fully declawed when she moved in with my parents (it wasn't something I had wanted to do, but my dad is on blood thinners and can't afford cat scratches, and I thought it was worth it to keep her in my family.) She can handle other cats (my parents have another who happens to be particularly non-allergenic and will be staying with them), and although she hasn't shared a home with any pets other than cats, at least since we got her at 6 months old, she's good natured enough I don't think there'd be a problem with it.
If you, or anyone you know, can help me keep my girl out of the shelter, please let me know.