Someone found Sara and asked me to help rehome her. Sara was only four-months-old when I took her in last month. She’s beautiful and should not be difficult to rehome.
We did a private sterilisation for her, meaning her left ear will not be tipped. We ran a blood test and she is FIV/FeLV negative. She has been microchipped and had her first vaccination. Second vaccination is due next week.
Mel went on holiday, so I brought Sara to the adoption drive myself yesterday. I’m hoping to find a suitable adopter for her. Pet Expo is my favourite venue. First , it’s a place where anyone interested in adopting can come meet the cats and kittens. Second, as there are many vendors participating in the event, I get to buy products at discounted price and it usually comes with freebies. Yay! For the cats! Lastly, I get to see large, beautiful pedigree dogs!
Sara was super active and playful. She kept hopping and acted funny in the playpen. The good thing was, she brought lots of laughter to those who were watching her. Due to her super active nature, I had to put an airtag on her, just in case she went missing. There were quite a number of adopters who were interested in her. I have not decided who to contact yet but will do so later in the evening, not wanting them to wait too long.
Three-and-a-half hours at the adoption drive was a little tiring, not only for me but also for Sara. I felt tefreshed again when it comes to an end because it was time to do a little shopping and get more food for them!
Cats who teach me to fly... 