Perfect Pets Promotion

Independent Animal Rescue has been growing by leaps and bounds, but rapid growth does not come without extra challenges. Two particular challenges faced by some of our best foster homes are foster cats that just do not get along with the resident cats and foster cats that are nervous around strangers. These cats make PERFECT pets in the right household, but create a special challenge for foster homes that routinely house 4-5 cats and dogs and have no choice but to market their foster cats to strangers. By adopting one of these animals, not only do you bring home a fabulous new friend, you also enable a foster parent to reopen their home to other animals in need. IAR views placement of these animals as so critical to our larger mission that we have reduced their adoption fee to $20.

Click here to fill out an adoption application for one of these kitties.


Veda

Veda is a very nice kitty, who is just full of personality and spunk. She has been in foster care for quite some time, most likely because she didn't attend the "this is how we act to get adopted class," which is offered to all new foster cats. Instead, Veda takes some time to get to know new people and is a little too fearful of all the excitement of an adoption event. So, how could anyone know what a wonderful kitty she is? Well, now you know and if you're looking to give a very special kitty a great home, please consider Veda. Veda would especially love to be adopted with her best friend and sister Ursula.

Veda

Maya

Maya needs a true cat person, an adopter that understands that even the most affectionate cats can take a while to get used to new environments. Maya is a lovely girl with her favorite people in her favorite place, and you could be that favorite person just by giving her the time she needs to get used to a new home. We felt that Maya was in need of this special promotion because she is traumatized by trips to the pet store and cannot go to adoption events.

Maya

Jessie

Jessie is a sweet kitty who forms a close attachment to HER person. In the comfort of her foster home she is both playful and cuddly, with a purr switch stuck in the ON position. Jessie is in particular need of an understanding adopter because she takes a long time to get used to new places and people. Her foster mom just loves Jessie and knows that someone special will see through her shy exterior to the sweetheart underneath.

Jessie

Did You Know: Napoleon Bonaparte suffered from ailurophobia, an extreme fear of cats. This brave emperor would tremble and sweat profusely if he thought there was a cat nearby.
Independent Animal Rescue | Post Office Box 14232 | Durham NC 27709-4232
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