Furkids has nearly 1,000 cats, many just out of kittenhood
The Cumming group says young adult cats have blossomed personalities and more independence, and adopters can start with an online survey.
Furkids says young adult cats are worth a look while kittens get the attention. By this age, the group says, their personalities have blossomed and they are a bit more independent.
The Cumming group has nearly 1,000 cats in its program, and many have just graduated from kittenhood. Adoptable cats are listed on the Furkids website, and adopters begin by submitting an adoption survey.
From Furkids· Instagram · Oct 15
Open the post“Kittens may be stealing the spotlight, but there’s something truly special about adopting a young adult cat. By this age, their personalities have blossomed, they’re a bit more independent, and they still have a whole lifetime of love to give. 🫶 Right now, we have nearly 1,000 cats in our program, and many of them have just graduated from kittenhood. They’re ready and waiting to begin their next chapter with a forever family. Could that be yours? 😻 Learn more about each of these cats (and all of our other adoptable kitties) at furkids.org/cat-adoptions! Once you're ready to begin the steps to adopting, submit an adoption survey at shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/FKDS/Cat!”
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