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Placing A Cat
We are currently at maximum capacity, with both our shelter
and quarantine areas full. Sadly, we must turn away 100-200 requests a month to
take in a cat. We are a private, non-profit group, and do not receive any
government money. Please do not leave your cat on our property -- in addition to
being a felony in the state of California, abandoning your cat here places the
cats we currently have in jeopardy, and puts that individual cat at risk.
The majority of our cats come from California's Highest-Kill public shelters. at
the moment we pull from more than 15 shelters around the state. While we do make
exceptions on occasion and accept owner surrendered cats, we must have the space
to do so. We do not have a waiting list. When we are able to take in private
surrenders, we require a $100 surrender fee per cat and a full vet exam by our
on staff veterinarian before we will consider taking in any cat. That said,
every owner surrendered cat that we take in fills a space that could have saved
a shelter cat's life.
Below are a couple of links with information we have put together to help you. The
first is a list that contains tips on how
to find a home for your cat yourself, and includes questions to ask to make
certain the home is a good one. The second link contains information on
trap-neuter-release programs and local contacts for feral cats.
Placing a Cat Yourself
Feral Cat Resources
We are sorry we cannot help your cat this time, and appreciate your
understanding of our limited resources.
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Pictures and descriptions of cats and kittens from Moffett Field as of
November 2009
Gingersnap is a teenage boy kitty, maybe 6 moths old, a very friendly, graceful, amusing and attractive orange kitty. He is good with other cats, and likes cuddling up with a cat he considers a friend. Gingersnap likes being petted and soft cat beds. He is fixed and vaccinated,
litter box trained. He likes kids.
If interested, please email moffetcats@yahoo.com Serious inquiries only.
Please help Gingersnap find a loving, new, forever home! |
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Pictures and descriptions of cats and kittens from Moffett Field as of
November 2009
Angel is a small loud-purring, playful, delightful kitten, 6 -8 weeks old.
She was abandoned at Moffett Field. She purrs quietly when petted and cuddled, and loves attention and chasing string. She is fixed and vaccinated, and likes kids.
If interested, please email moffetcats@yahoo.com Serious inquiries only.
Please help Angel find a loving, new, forever home! |
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 | Pictures and descriptions of cats and kittens from Moffett Field as of November 2009
Greystone is a grey kitten who was found outside at Moffett Field, alone with no littermates. It must have been frightening. After being scared of people and even other kittens at first, this kitty now enjoys brushing and treats. Greystone is fixed and vaccinated.
If interested, please email moffetcats@yahoo.com Serious inquiries only.
Please help Greystone find a loving, new, forever home! |
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 | Pictures and descriptions of cats and kittens from Moffett Field as of November 2009
Wolfeis a delightful kitten, 3-4 months old. He was abandoned at Moffett Field. He is graceful, good looking, and responsive to people. He purrs nicely when petted and held, and loves attention, and chasing string. He is good with other cats. He is fixed and vaccinated. He likes kids.
If interested, please email moffetcats@yahoo.com Serious inquiries only.
Please help Wolfe find a loving, new, forever home! |
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 | Pictures and descriptions of cats and kittens from Moffett Field as of November 2009
Bella Wolfress is Wolfe’s little sister. She is a loud-purring, playful, delightful kitten, 3-4 months old. She was abandoned at Moffett Field. She purrs nicely when petted and held, and loves attention and chasing string. She is good with other cats. She is fixed and vaccinated, and likes kids.
If interested, please email moffetcats@yahoo.com Serious inquiries only.
Please help Bella Wolfress find a loving, new, forever home! |
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 | Pictures and descriptions of cats and kittens from Moffett Field as of November 2009
More to love This large calm tabby cat is very gentle and quiet. He appreciates ear scratching and treats. This nice mature cat was abandoned at Moffett Field. He is very calm, perfectly content to sit around and watch things happen. He is fixed and vaccinated; litter box trained, and likes kids.
If interested, please email moffetcats@yahoo.com Serious inquiries only.
Please help More to love find a loving, new, forever home! |
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 | Pictures and descriptions of cats and kittens from Moffett Field as of November 2009
Smoke and Mist are outdoor cats, very shy around people. They would be great for someone looking for a “barn cat.” They are great mousers and would make a good yard cat or barn cat. Each urgently needs a safe new place to live, with shelter, daily food and fresh water. Each is fixed and vaccinated, and litter box trained.
If interested, please email moffetcats@yahoo.com Serious inquiries only.
Please help More to love find a loving, new, forever home! |
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