Cats for Adoption: Honor and Justice, Bonded and a Little Scared

January 22, 2018 Bernadette

We’ll never know the whole story, but they were rescued and are safe and healthy. Consider adopting this timid bonded pair and giving them a life filled with love.

“Honor and Justice came to Pittsburgh C.A.T. from a horrendous hoarding case. Incredibly scared and sick, these two had a long road ahead of them, but they had us in their corner, and they had each other! These two tabbies are incredibly bonded, and are looking for a forever home together. New things are scary to these two, but with love, patience and time they do warm up and feel safe. Justice (the big brown fella) is the more adventurous, with sweet little orange Honor right behind. They are rarely apart, and love to spend their time cuddling, playing and grooming each other. They are looking for a calm, quiet home that gives them plenty of love and understanding while they settle in. They would probably be fine with other cats, but have not been around dogs.

“They are both fixed, up to date on shots, FeLV and FIV negative, and microchipped. They have their health and each other, now all they need is you!

“Honor & Justice are four years old, and thus eligible for our Aged to Purrfection campaign and a discounted adoption fee.”

Adopting from Pittsburgh C.A.T.

All Pittsburgh C.A.T. adoptions begin with our application. After it’s reviewed you’ll be contacted about meeting your cat or kitten. All cats have been fostered in homes and are healthy, spayed or neutered, up to date on vaccines.

Also look for more adoptable cats on Pittsburgh C.A.T.’s Petfinder page.

Other ways you can help

Amazon Wish Lists

The Amazon Wish List for our group’s foster kittens.

Many rescuers pay out of pocket for veterinary care and food but the costs of raising even the average litter of four healthy kittens is more than many people have, and many rescues have greater needs. Pittsburgh CAT has a number of wish lists that include foods for feeding neo-natal kittens like KMR, and other lists that include the best kitten foods, adult cat foods, food and materials for feral cats, and preferred toys and litter.

HCMT 2017 Wish List: https://www.amazon.com/registry/wishlist/2A8NCEHMMPRRE/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_ep_ws_.LZjzb7E4F5SM

2017 Feral Cat Wish List: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/10PFDFN1BY55E/ref=cm_go_nav_hz

2017 Foster Wish List: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1DJBKJ6Y7IMR8/ref=cm_go_nav_hz

Can’t adopt? Foster! Can’t foster? Donate or volunteer.

There are so many ways you can help cats who need homes and care. You may not have room to adopt another cat, but can foster a cat or kitten for a few weeks. If not that, you can volunteer at a shelter or with a rescue, or donate. You do this because you love your cat, and by doing so you help all cats. No matter which of these actions you take, you help to save a life, and make life better for all cats.

Adopt one of the cats I’ve posted here, or from any shelter or rescue near you, or from Petfinder, to open up a space for another cat to be rescued and fostered.
Offer to foster cats or kittens for a shelter or rescue near you.
Volunteer at a shelter or rescue.
Find a group of volunteers who work with homeless cats and help them with their efforts.
Donate to a shelter or rescue near you.

If you can foster kittens or adults cats to help prepare them for a forever home, please run to your nearest shelter and find a cat who needs you! Anyone can help with this effort at any level, even if all you do is donate to a shelter or rescue so they can help to pay for the food or medications needed for their foster, or the spay/neuter/veterinary care during a clinic.

Need to know more? Read Fostering for Your Shelter and Fostering Saves Lives.

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