The status of RITA was
last posted on 04/24/24 by
Keep calm and purr on.
Female Cat, Domestic Short Hair
Domestic Short Hair (Medium Coat)
Description:
You may call 919-772-2326 to speak to a counselor for more information prior to your visit. The SPCA has an adoption counseling process for adopters to learn adoption guidelines and adoption options. Meow, hi! My name is Rita! I am a sweet and loving girl looking for my forever family to play with and love. Iâve been really fond of people-watching while I've been here at the SPCA and snuggling everyone who has come in to visit with me. As the little purr machine I am, I am fully ready to go home and make biscuits on my forever friend. What do you say, wanna take me home so we can snuggle already?How did I get here? Brought to the SPCA when my human was no longer able to care for me.**I have tested positive for FeLV (feline leukemia) - please speak with an adoption specialist for more information.** ~My adoption fee is waived.~Many adoptions will take approximately 1 hour or more. Adoption requirements and tips to speed up the adoption process: Please be able to provide a valid photo I.D. with your current address (If your I.D. does not reflect your current address, bring a piece of mail with your name and address on it) Be able to prove that you are allowed to have a pet where you live (proof of home ownership or a copy of your rental lease including the specific pet policy) Bring along all members of your household, including dogs for an introduction to a new dog. However, we do recommend meeting with an adoption counselor before involving children in the pet selection process. To avoid longer wait times, we strongly recommended that dog-to-dog meetings take place after 1:00pm. Participate in adoption counseling process to learn adoption guidelines and adoption options. Adoption Fees: Dogs & Puppies: $115.00 Cats & Kittens: $95.00 Rabbits: $50.00 Adoption fees include: Basic wellness exam, first vaccinations, spay/neuter surgery, microchipping, deworming and flea preventative. All cats and kittens have tested negative for Feline Leukemia (FeLV) and Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV). All dogs and puppies have received heartworm preventative, and dogs/puppies over the age of six months have been tested for heartworms. All rabbits are spayed or neutered. Understand that the SPCA of Wake County reserves the right to deny an adoption. You may call 919-772-2326 to speak to a counselor for more information prior to your visit.
