Jazz, Molly, Pete, & Taurus are all at Orscheln Farm & Home Store hoping that their forever families may come in and see them today! If you are thinking about adopting dont forget these 4 angels!!! Each have had a tough way to go at some point in their little lives and deserve so much love!!! -Taurus (Not yet pictured) is a 6 year old neutered male, front declawed, Orange & White Tabby. He was brought to the PCAS due to his human mommy becoming very ill and enduring many surgeries resulting in not being able to care for him any longer. Taurus came in to the PCAS with 2 other cats and done great with them and does well with other new pets. He is a very shy and reserved boy that will need a quite indoor home. Taurus does have deformities of his ears due to a previous issue with ear mites that his previous owner had him vetted for upon taking him in as a stray young cat. -Jazz is a precious Orange w/ White Tabby, female, 5 month old kitten who enjoys human affection/company. She was brought to the PCAS at 4 week old (on August 7th,2014) after her mom was ran over. Jazz spent several weeks in a foster home and is now a very social and spunky girl who will do amazing in just about any home! Jazz would most likely do best in an indoor only home since during outdoor adventures she has been VERY scared. -Molly is a 3 legged, 6 year old spayed girl who lost her leg after being ran over 4 years ago when she was a stray. Molly is now a healthy, happy, loyal, and very smart girl that needs a forever home! Molly is GREAT with kids, other dogs, cats, and is completely housebroken...What more can you ask for?!!! -Pete (DSH-Grey/Blue-possibly Russian Blue mixed) is a very tough boy who has endured A LOT over his 3-4 years of life! His whole body is full of scars and battle wounds. He arrived to the PCAS on 9-18-2014 as a neighborhood stray cat who was abandoned by another family who moved away. Upon Petes arrival he was missing his back right foot (which was said to of got cut off from a snare type trap a year earlier) and was walking on a femur bone which was causing extreme infection where it was rubbing the ground as he walked. In conjunction with his leg and foot his right ear had also previously been very infected causing a hematoma and then resulting in his ear being permanently disfigured. On 12-4-2014 after trial and error of different antibiotics, etc. Pete received the surgery to surgically remove the remaining femur bone, to be neutered, and receiving a treatment to clear up the remainder of his ear infection. Petes rough road was not over at that time since he then received an infection from his neuter surgery..... After many weeks he is now COMPLETELY READY for adoption and is believed to be a healthy and MUCH happier boy!!! If there is ever a cat that deserves to be spoiled and pampered the remainder of his/her life its Pete!!!! Pete will need an indoor home. He is good with other cats, good with most dogs (it takes him time to adjust to some energetic big dogs) and is best with older children (hides from some small children who have more energy or are loud).
Posted on: Sat, 27 Dec 2014 18:29:08 +0000
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