Meet Myrtle, Ca-R-Ma's pet of the week
Meet CARMA's Pet of the week – Myrtle! This curious little girl is just under a year old. She can be a shy girl and is looking for a home with another cat pal to help her come out of her shell. She's an independent and quiet cat at times, but can also be playful and is food motivated! Myrtle will do best in a home that will give her time to build trust and preferably with older kids. She's been tested with dogs as well.
If you are interested in learning more about Mo, or think she's perfect to join your family, you can start the adoption approval process by calling the Ca-R-Ma Adoption Line at 506-852-1033, or by filling out the online adoption form available at www.ca-r-ma.org/moncton-chapter.
Every Ca-R-Ma cat has been tested for feline leukemia and FIV, has been treated for fleas and intestinal parasites, has been given the first set of vaccinations, and has been spayed or neutered. All Ca-R-Ma cats are also microchipped. For adoptions, we ask for a minimum donation of $275 per cat, which will go towards our spay and neuter program.
If you can, please consider donating funds or items to help a cat in our foster care program. We accept used, clean, cat items and any brand of food or litter. We also accept e-transfers through the following email address: carmamonctonetransfer@gmail.com.
We are also always seeking new volunteers and foster parents. If you are interested in donating some of your time to Ca-R-Ma or becoming a foster parent, please visit www.ca-r-ma.org/moncton-chapter to fill out the volunteer application form.
Please note, in some cases the featured cat may be adopted by the time the article is published. To see all our cats available for adoption, please visit the Carma – Cat Rescue Maritimes Moncton Chapter Facebook Page.
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