Gamora and Nebula

Gamora and Nebula

Status : Adoptable
Gender : Female
Date of Birth: 04/12/2021
Breed: DSH black
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Product Description

Gamora and Nebula are 2 sweet sisters who love to play, clean each other and cuddle together!  They also love to cuddle with humans.    They are nearly identical, and have the most beautiful shiny coats.

Let us know if you would like to meet this pair of beauties.

Their adoption fee is $120.00.  That includes 2 combo shots, a rabies shot, feline leukemia/FIV test, dewormer, spay surgery and microchip.

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    Gamora and Nebula are 2 sweet sisters who love to play, clean each other and cuddle together!  They also love to cuddle with humans.    They are nearly identical, and have the most beautiful shiny coats.

    Let us know if you would like to meet this pair of beauties.

    Their adoption fee is $120.00.  That includes 2 combo shots, a rabies shot, feline leukemia/FIV test, dewormer, spay surgery and microchip.

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    Gamora and Nebula are 2 sweet sisters who love to play, clean each other and cuddle together!  They also love to cuddle with humans.    They are nearly identical, and have the most beautiful shiny coats.

    Let us know if you would like to meet this pair of beauties.

    Their adoption fee is $120.00.  That includes 2 combo shots, a rabies shot, feline leukemia/FIV test, dewormer, spay surgery and microchip.

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      Our adoption fee includes: vet health check, spay/neuter surgery, age-appropriate routine vaccinations, de-worming medication, and FIV/Feline Leukemia testing.

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      Part 1 - Animal Information

      What is the name of the cat, or type of cat, you are interested in adopting?

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      Temporary foster homes are always desperately needed by Homes for Pets/Schertz Humane Society. Are you interested in providing a temporary home for an animal in need through our fostering program?

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      Part 3 - Household Information

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      Part 6 - Considerations

      Have you considered that the financial commitment to a pet could exceed several hundred dollars per year?

      Are you aware that the adoption of an animal is a commitment for life of the animal? That could be 15-20 years for a cat.

      Where did you learn about Homes for Pets/Schertz Humane Society and our animals for adoption?

      Do you understand that many Homes for Pets animals, having been abandoned by their previous owners, may come with “baggage” and may need to re-learn how to live in a home environment and to bond with your family and other pets?

      Would you be willing to have an in-home visit by a Homes for Pets/Schertz Humane Society representative?

      I hereby affirm that I have answered the above questions truthfully and to the best of my knowledge. I give my permission for Homes for Pets/Schertz Humane Society to contact the landlord, and veterinarian I have provided for references, and I give my permission for the release of any information they deem relevant to the adoption of an animal from the Homes for Pets/Schertz Humane Society.

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      Cats require a lot of your time, love and attention. The cost of caring for a cat includes food, vaccinations, deworming, testing, boarding, and veterinary care during emergencies. Please consider these requirements when adopting a cat and be sure you are willing to commit to a new family member who could be with you for the next 15-20 years. Thank you for your time!

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