
Domestic Short Hair / Mixed (short coat) · 1 Year 6 Months · male · large
Cullen's Archangel RescuE, Inc. · 86 mi away
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A health note about Valentino
The bio doesn’t describe their personality yet. Ask the rescue about their energy, affection, and confidence.
Cats with FIV can live long, content lives indoors. Ask the rescue what care they need and how they do with other cats.
The rescue says: “***All cats receive a distemper vaccine, rabies vaccine, microchip, dewormer, FELV/FIV combo test, and are spayed/neutered through CARE.”
No specific considerations are described here — that doesn’t mean there are none. Ask about training and household needs.
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Please apply today!Valentino is an extremely friendly lovey who just wants attention from his human friends and likes hanging out with his new roomates Bonfire and Candy Corn. If you are looking for a cat to make biscuits all day then Valentino is for you!Valentino came in with Aphrodite who is likely his sister. If not already on caretoadopt.org, please visit www.caretoadopt.org to view the complete pet profile. Applications to adopt are found on this website as well. To speed up the adoption process, completed applications may be emailed to caretoadopt@gmail.com. *** Breeds are our best guess based on experience and research. ***All cats receive a distemper vaccine, rabies vaccine, microchip, dewormer, FELV/FIV combo test, and are spayed/neutered through CARE.
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Valentino is a male Domestic Short Hair / Mixed (short coat), 1 year 6 months old, available for adoption at Cullen's Archangel RescuE, Inc. in Lexington, SC. He is listed as good with kids and other dogs and cats.
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