Deli
| My Name: | Deli |
| My Sex: | Female |
| My Age: | 2-3 years? |
| My Breed: | Domestic Short Hair |
| My Coat: | Dilute Tortie |
| My Life Story: | Welcome Deli to Lucky Dog Rescue!! Deli is an approximately 1yr old female cat that is as sweet and loving as she is beautiful!! Deli came to Lucky Dog when a kind person saw that Deli had given birth to kittens on their property. Worried about their safety the person brought Deli and her adorable “sandwich” kittens to rescue. Panini, Reuben, and Cuban. All but one kitten has been spoken for and it’s time Deli find her forever home too. She loves everyone she meets and is very affectionate. She just wants someone to bond with and follow everywhere! She is a true “Velcro” kitty!! Deli does well with other cats and enjoys dogs. She is very curious and loves to explore everything. She would be a great addition to any cat loving home! Deli is fully vaccinated, microchipped, spayed, felv/fiv negative, full exam, dewormed, and has had flea/tick prevention while in rescue. Her adoption fee is $125 plus tax. Deli is located in Fond du lac, WI. To apply for Deli please visit www.luckydoggyrescue.org |
| My Medical History: |
I am spayed/neutered and am up to date on all vaccinations including Rabies and FeLV FIV vaccine. I have been microchipped (registered to the rescue for life), and am negative for FeLV. I have been treated for fleas/ticks too! Additional Medical Notes: |
| My Adoption Includes: |
I will come home with a collar, Lucky Dog collar tag, any required medications or supplements, premium cat food, cat treats, and a Lucky Dog sticker and tote bag. All medical records will also be supplied at time of adoption. All adoptions include with a two week trial in which the animal can be returned for a full refund. After the trial if the animal ever needs to be rehomed they must be returned to the rescue. |
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