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lovesnapcats · 3 months

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WHITE CAT WEDNESDAY!

Bea is 2 years 8 months-old and sponsored by Leah Hennen. SNAP Cats rescued Bea from Oakland, CA. Bea does not have any special needs because she came to us bonded with her brother, Bertie, who is a dwarf kitty with ataxia. Once they were here for a while, the two de-bonded (is that a word?), and Bertie was adopted in November 2021.

Bea is the typical, playful cat who can’t seem to run out of energy. Bea LOVES to chase the spring toy. Keeps her entertained for hours. Bea will make a wonderful addition to any family who has a cat or two about her age. If you don't have a cat or two, we can also help with that!

Please note that Bea underwent GS-441524 treatment for FIP in the beginning of 2022. Since her treatment ended in March 2022, her response to the treatment has been extremely positive. Bea shows absolutely no signs of FIP at all. Although we can’t guarantee she won’t develop FIP again (we can’t guarantee ANY cat won’t develop FIP), we’re almost certain that she won’t since she's gone more than 22 months without any signs of it returning.

If you’re interested in Bea please fill out an adoption application at https://www.snapcats.org/category/adoption/catsforadoption/. Thanks.

SNAP Cats uses Smart Cat, all natural cat litter.

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lovesnapcats · 6 months

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A "WHY IS WILLIAM STILL HERE" WEDNESDAY!

This is William. He’s 6 months-old and STILL needs a sponsor! SNAP Cats rescued William from Orange County, CA. We received an email that three ataxic kittens needed rescue or they’d be euthanized. Their medical notes stated that they all had a fractured pelvis, and William also had a fractured stifle (knee).

Hey, kittens are small. We can squeeze them in.

When they arrived here.. Huh. No ataxia. And William’s knee looked perfectly fine. Yes, kittens heal quickly, but…

Anyway, William, and his two sisters, Molly and Ginny, don’t have any special needs. William’s a typical playful kitten, who loves toys and human attention. And, yes, he’s very cute! William is not bonded with his sisters so he can be adopted separately. However, William will need a playmate about his own age in his new home so he can continue to learn social skills, and direct his energy at another kitten instead of your ankles.

If you’re interested in William please fill out an adoption application at https://www.snapcats.org/category/adoption/catsforadoption/. Thanks.

SNAP Cats uses Smart Cat, all natural cat litter.

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lovesnapcats · 3 days

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WHITE CAT WEDNESDAY!

Bea is 2 years 10 months-old and sponsored by Leah Hennen. SNAP Cats rescued Bea from Oakland, CA. Bea does not have any special needs because she came to us bonded with her brother, Bertie, who is a dwarf kitty with ataxia. Once they were here for a while, the two de-bonded (is that a word?), and Bertie was adopted in November 2021.

Bea is the typical, playful cat who can’t seem to run out of energy. Bea LOVES to chase the spring toy. Keeps her entertained for hours. Bea will make a wonderful addition to any family who has a cat or two about her age. If you don't have a cat or two, we can also help with that!

Please note that Bea underwent GS-441524 treatment for FIP in the beginning of 2022. Since her treatment ended in March 2022, her response to the treatment has been extremely positive. Bea shows absolutely no signs of FIP at all. Although we can’t guarantee she won’t develop FIP again (we can’t guarantee ANY cat won’t develop FIP), we’re almost certain that she won’t since she's gone more than two years without any signs of it returning.

If you’re interested in Bea please fill out an adoption application at https://www.snapcats.org/category/adoption/catsforadoption/. Thanks.

SNAP Cats uses Smart Cat, all natural cat litter.

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lovesnapcats · 29 days

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BLACK CAT FRIDAY

GG is 7 years 11 months-old and sponsored by Linda Higgins. SNAP Cats rescued GG from Rohnert Park, CA. Don’t let that grumpy face fool you. GG is a very sweet, loving, chill kitty, who’s fairly independent and doesn’t need a whole lotta attention, other than his twice-daily insulin injections, which he takes extremely well (doesn't even notice). GG gets along fine with the others here, is kinda picky about his wet food (but he DEFINITELY likes his wet food!), and just kinda sits around and watches the world go by him.

If you’re interested in GG please fill out an adoption application at https://www.snapcats.org/category/adoption/catsforadoption/. Thanks!

SNAP Cats uses Smart Cat, all natural cat litter.

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lovesnapcats · 8 months

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GEORGIA ON MY MIND

This is Georgia. She’s 5 months-old and sponsored by Marilyn Winn. SNAP Cats rescued Georgia from Alameda, CA. From her different colored eyes to her beautiful, snow-white fur, Georgia is a stunning kitten. Sleek, graceful and very playful, Georgia will fit into any home that has a kitten about her age. OR, why not take Georgia’s sister, Aspen, with her. They are not truly bonded, but love to play and wrestle together.

If you’re interested in Georgia please fill out an adoption application at https://www.snapcats.org/category/adoption/catsforadoption/. Thanks. SNAP Cats uses Smart Cat, all natural cat litter.

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lovesnapcats · 8 months

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A WILLIAM WEDNESDAY!

This is William. He’s 5 months-old and needs a sponsor! SNAP Cats rescued William from Orange County, CA. We received an email that three ataxic kittens needed rescue or they’d be euthanized. Their medical notes stated that they all had a fractured pelvis, and William also had a fractured stifle (knee).

Hey, kittens are small. We can squeeze them in.

When they arrived here.. Huh. No ataxia. And William’s knee looked perfectly fine. Yes, kittens heal quickly, but…

Anyway, William, and his two sisters, Molly and Ginny, don’t have any special needs. William’s a typical playful kitten, who loves toys and human attention. And, yes, he’s very cute! William is not bonded with his sisters so he can be adopted separately. However, William will need a playmate about his own age in his new home so he can continue to learn social skills, and direct his energy at another kitten instead of your ankles.

If you’re interested in William please fill out an adoption application at https://www.snapcats.org/category/adoption/catsforadoption/. Thanks. SNAP Cats uses Smart Cat, all natural cat litter.

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lovesnapcats · 9 months

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BEAutiful!

Bea is 2 years 1 month-old and sponsored by Leah Hennen. SNAP Cats rescued Bea from Oakland, CA. Bea does not have any special needs because she came to us bonded with her brother, Bertie, who is a dwarf kitty with ataxia. Once they were here for a while, the two de-bonded (is that a word?), and Bertie was adopted in November 2021.

Bea is the typical, playful kitten who can’t seem to run out of energy. If you watch our live Kitten Room webcam (https://www.youtube.com/user/SNAPCatsVideo) you’ll see her and Beji (new BFFs) relentlessly running and chasing each other throughout the day. Bea also LOVES to chase the spring toy. Keeps her entertained for hours. Bea will make a wonderful addition to any family who has a cat or two about her age. If you don't have a cat or two, we can also help with that!

Please note that Bea underwent GS-441524 treatment for FIP earlier last year. Since her treatment ended in March 2022, her response to the treatment has been extremely positive. Bea shows absolutely no signs of FIP at all. Although we can’t guarantee she won’t develop FIP again (we can’t guarantee ANY cat won’t develop FIP), we’re almost certain that she won’t since she's gone more than 15 months without any signs of it returning.

If you’re interested in Bea please fill out an adoption application at https://www.snapcats.org/category/adoption/catsforadoption/. Thanks.

SNAP Cats uses Smart Cat, all natural cat litter.

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lovesnapcats · 1 year

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WHITE CAT WEDNESDAY!

Bea is 1 year 11 months-old and sponsored by Leah Hennen. SNAP Cats rescued Bea from Oakland, CA. Bea does not have any special needs because she came to us bonded with her brother, Bertie, who is a dwarf kitty with ataxia. Once here, the two de-bonded (is that a word?), and Bertie was adopted in November 2021.

Bea is the typical, playful kitten who can’t seem to run out of energy. If you watch our live Kitten Room webcam (https://www.youtube.com/user/SNAPCatsVideo) you’ll see her and Beji (new BFFs) relentlessly running and chasing each other throughout the day. Bea also LOVES to chase the spring toy. Keeps her entertained for hours. Bea will make a wonderful addition to any family who has a cat or two about her age. If you don't have a cat or two, we can also help with that!

Please note that Bea underwent GS-441524 treatment for FIP earlier last year. Since her treatment ended in March 2022, her response to the treatment has been extremely positive. Bea shows no signs of FIP at all. Although we can’t guarantee she won’t develop FIP again (we can’t guarantee ANY cat won’t develop FIP), we’re almost certain that she won’t since she's gone more than a year without any signs of it returning.

If you’re interested in Bea please fill out an adoption application at https://www.snapcats.org/category/adoption/catsforadoption/. Thanks.

SNAP Cats uses Smart Cat, all natural cat litter.

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lovesnapcats · 1 year

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HOW CAN YOU RESIST THAT FACE!

Poppy is 1 year 5 months-old and sponsored by Lynne Hoey & Melea Farlow-Low. SNAP Cats rescued Poppy from San Mateo, CA. Poppy is a bit shy at first, but once she gets to know you (and know that you bring her yummy wet food) she’ll be your best friend. Poppy probably won’t be a lap cat, but she’ll appreciate your attention and welcome pets and rubs. She gets along fine with other kitties, but we don’t know how she’d be with dogs. Poppy hasn’t shown any symptoms of heart disease. She’s a healthy, playful kitty, so we’re hoping she’ll stay healthy and live a long, happy life.

If you’re interested in Poppy please fill out an adoption application at https://www.snapcats.org/category/adoption/catsforadoption/. Thanks!

SNAP Cats uses Smart Cat, all natural cat litter.

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lovesnapcats · 2 years

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Poppy is 1 year 3 months-old and sponsored by Lynne Hoey & Melea Farlow-Low. SNAP Cats rescued Poppy from San Mateo, CA. Poppy is a bit shy at first, but once she gets to know you (and know that you bring her yummy wet food) she’ll be your best friend. Poppy probably won’t be a lap cat, but she’ll appreciate your attention and welcome pets and rubs. She gets along fine with other kitties, but we don’t know how she’d be with dogs. Poppy hasn’t shown any symptoms of heart disease. She’s a healthy, playful kitty, so we’re hoping she’ll stay healthy and live a long, happy life.

If you’re interested in Poppy please fill out an adoption application at https://www.snapcats.org/category/adoption/catsforadoption/. Thanks!

SNAP Cats uses Smart Cat, all natural cat litter.

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lovesnapcats · 5 months

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WHITE CAT WEDNESDAY! Bea is 2 years 5 months-old and sponsored by Leah Hennen. SNAP Cats rescued Bea from Oakland, CA. Bea does not have any special needs because she came to us bonded with her brother, Bertie, who is a dwarf kitty with ataxia. Once they were here for a while, the two de-bonded (is that a word?), and Bertie was adopted in November 2021. Bea is the typical, playful cat who can’t seem to run out of energy. If you watch our live Kitten Room webcam (https://www.youtube.com/user/SNAPCatsVideo) you’ll see her and Beji (new BFFs) relentlessly running and chasing each other throughout the day. Bea also LOVES to chase the spring toy. Keeps her entertained for hours. Bea will make a wonderful addition to any family who has a cat or two about her age. If you don't have a cat or two, we can also help with that! Please note that Bea underwent GS-441524 treatment for FIP in the beginning of 2022. Since her treatment ended in March 2022, her response to the treatment has been extremely positive. Bea shows absolutely no signs of FIP at all. Although we can’t guarantee she won’t develop FIP again (we can’t guarantee ANY cat won’t develop FIP), we’re almost certain that she won’t since she's gone more than 19 months without any signs of it returning. If you’re interested in Bea please fill out an adoption application at https://www.snapcats.org/category/adoption/catsforadoption/. Thanks. SNAP Cats uses Smart Cat, all natural cat litter.

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lovesnapcats · 7 months

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COULDN'T BEA BETTER!

Bea is 2 years 4 months-old and sponsored by Leah Hennen. SNAP Cats rescued Bea from Oakland, CA. Bea does not have any special needs because she came to us bonded with her brother, Bertie, who is a dwarf kitty with ataxia. Once they were here for a while, the two de-bonded (is that a word?), and Bertie was adopted in November 2021.

Bea is the typical, playful kitten who can’t seem to run out of energy. If you watch our live Kitten Room webcam (https://www.youtube.com/user/SNAPCatsVideo) you’ll see her and Beji (new BFFs) relentlessly running and chasing each other throughout the day. Bea also LOVES to chase the spring toy. Keeps her entertained for hours. Bea will make a wonderful addition to any family who has a cat or two about her age. If you don't have a cat or two, we can also help with that!

Please note that Bea underwent GS-441524 treatment for FIP in the beginning of 2022. Since her treatment ended in March 2022, her response to the treatment has been extremely positive. Bea shows absolutely no signs of FIP at all. Although we can’t guarantee she won’t develop FIP again (we can’t guarantee ANY cat won’t develop FIP), we’re almost certain that she won’t since she's gone more than 17 months without any signs of it returning.

If you’re interested in Bea please fill out an adoption application at https://www.snapcats.org/category/adoption/catsforadoption/. Thanks.

SNAP Cats uses Smart Cat, all natural cat litter.

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lovesnapcats · 8 months

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COULDN'T BEA BETTER!

Bea is 2 years 2 months-old and sponsored by Leah Hennen. SNAP Cats rescued Bea from Oakland, CA. Bea does not have any special needs because she came to us bonded with her brother, Bertie, who is a dwarf kitty with ataxia. Once they were here for a while, the two de-bonded (is that a word?), and Bertie was adopted in November 2021.

Bea is the typical, playful kitten who can’t seem to run out of energy. If you watch our live Kitten Room webcam (https://www.youtube.com/user/SNAPCatsVideo) you’ll see her and Beji (new BFFs) relentlessly running and chasing each other throughout the day. Bea also LOVES to chase the spring toy. Keeps her entertained for hours. Bea will make a wonderful addition to any family who has a cat or two about her age. If you don't have a cat or two, we can also help with that!

Please note that Bea underwent GS-441524 treatment for FIP in the beginning of 2022. Since her treatment ended in March 2022, her response to the treatment has been extremely positive. Bea shows absolutely no signs of FIP at all. Although we can’t guarantee she won’t develop FIP again (we can’t guarantee ANY cat won’t develop FIP), we’re almost certain that she won’t since she's gone more than 17 months without any signs of it returning.

If you’re interested in Bea please fill out an adoption application at https://www.snapcats.org/category/adoption/catsforadoption/. Thanks.

SNAP Cats uses Smart Cat, all natural cat litter.

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lovesnapcats · 11 months

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WHITE CAT WEDNESDAY!

Bea is 2 years-old and sponsored by Leah Hennen. SNAP Cats rescued Bea from Oakland, CA. Bea does not have any special needs because she came to us bonded with her brother, Bertie, who is a dwarf kitty with ataxia. Once they were here for a while, the two de-bonded (is that a word?), and Bertie was adopted in November 2021.

Bea is the typical, playful kitten who can’t seem to run out of energy. If you watch our live Kitten Room webcam (https://www.youtube.com/user/SNAPCatsVideo) you’ll see her and Beji (new BFFs) relentlessly running and chasing each other throughout the day. Bea also LOVES to chase the spring toy. Keeps her entertained for hours. Bea will make a wonderful addition to any family who has a cat or two about her age. If you don't have a cat or two, we can also help with that!

Please note that Bea underwent GS-441524 treatment for FIP earlier last year. Since her treatment ended in March 2022, her response to the treatment has been extremely positive. Bea shows absolutely no signs of FIP at all. Although we can’t guarantee she won’t develop FIP again (we can’t guarantee ANY cat won’t develop FIP), we’re almost certain that she won’t since she's gone more than 15 months without any signs of it returning.

If you’re interested in Bea please fill out an adoption application at https://www.snapcats.org/category/adoption/catsforadoption/. Thanks.

SNAP Cats uses Smart Cat, all natural cat litter.

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lovesnapcats · 1 year

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BEAutiful! Bea is 1 year 9 months-old and sponsored by Leah Hennen. Bea does not have any special needs because she came to us bonded with her brother, Bertie, who is a dwarf kitty with ataxia. Once they were here for a while, the two de-bonded (is that a word?), and Bertie was adopted in November 2021. Bea is the typical, playful kitten who can’t seem to run out of energy. If you watch our live Kitten Room webcam (https://www.youtube.com/user/SNAPCatsVideo) you’ll see her and Beji (new BFFs) relentlessly running and chasing each other throughout the day. Bea also LOVES to chase the spring toy. Keeps her entertained for hours. Bea will make a wonderful addition to any family who has a cat or two about her age. If you don't have a cat or two, we can also help with that! Please note that Bea underwent GS-441524 treatment for FIP earlier last year. Since her treatment ended in March 2022, her response to the treatment has been extremely positive. Bea shows no signs of FIP at all. Although we can’t guarantee she won’t develop FIP again (we can’t guarantee ANY cat won’t develop FIP), we’re almost certain that she won’t since she's gone more than 11 months without any signs of it returning. If you’re interested in Bea please fill out an adoption application at https://www.snapcats.org/category/adoption/catsforadoption/. Thanks. SNAP Cats uses Smart Cat, all natural cat litter.

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lovesnapcats · 1 year

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BEAutiful!

Bea is 1 year 9 months-old and sponsored by Leah Hennen. Bea does not have any special needs because she came to us bonded with her brother, Bertie, who is a dwarf kitty with ataxia. Once they were here for a while, the two de-bonded (is that a word?), and Bertie was adopted in November 2021.

Bea is the typical, playful kitten who can’t seem to run out of energy. If you watch our live Kitten Room webcam (https://www.youtube.com/user/SNAPCatsVideo) you’ll see her and Beji (new BFFs) relentlessly running and chasing each other throughout the day. Bea also LOVES to chase the spring toy. Keeps her entertained for hours. Bea will make a wonderful addition to any family who has a cat or two about her age. If you don't have a cat or two, we can also help with that!

Please note that Bea underwent GS-441524 treatment for FIP earlier last year. Since her treatment ended in March 2022, her response to the treatment has been extremely positive. Bea shows no signs of FIP at all. Although we can’t guarantee she won’t develop FIP again (we can’t guarantee ANY cat won’t develop FIP), we’re almost certain that she won’t since she's gone more than 11 months without any signs of it returning.

If you’re interested in Bea please fill out an adoption application at https://www.snapcats.org/category/adoption/catsforadoption/. Thanks.

SNAP Cats uses Smart Cat, all natural cat litter.

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