r/rescuecats • u/swilli1005 • Nov 04 '24
Available for Adoption Muppet needs adopted! Collegeville, PA
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u/swilli1005 Nov 04 '24
I've been sponsoring Ms. Muppet here for a few months now, I'd love to see her get adopted in her twilight years. Unfortunately, I can't as she wants to be the solo queen of castle and I have three cats already. If anyone is interested in adopting a senior lynx point, please consider Muppet! Petfinder Link
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u/Typical_Ad_210 Nov 05 '24
Have you tried posting Muppet on r/lynxpointsiamese and r/seniorcats? There’s also r/pennsylvania, although I would double check with the mods first, as sometimes they can be a bit funny on non-cat subs.
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u/swilli1005 Nov 05 '24
I did on lynxpoint, but not seniorcats. I’ll check that out! Thanks!
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u/Typical_Ad_210 Nov 05 '24
Awesome! There’s also r/siamesecats and r/seniorkitties, although they have a requirement that you state the cat’s age in the post title (just estimate age for a rescue cat, I guess). Also r/national_pet_adoption too.
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u/ResurgentClusterfuck Nov 04 '24
Awww she looks like one I had (with 6 kittens!) named Cleocatra
Boost for the lovely speckled lady
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u/xtaylaa Nov 05 '24
AWWW I have a toothless just like her! what a doll, praying she finds a loving home 🤍
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u/Potential_Trifle1784 Nov 04 '24
She is absolutely gorgeous! I pray she finds a wonderful home full of love!💕
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u/SnooDogs6206 Nov 05 '24
commenting to boost for engagement for the algorithm to help this kitty get adopted!!
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u/OpalDoe Nov 05 '24
Boosting with love ❤️❤️🐱❤️❤️ she reminds me of one of the community cats I feed outside everyday, her name is Freckles.
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