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In Harm's Way

This page lists cats that need a place to roam. They may be too used to being outdoors to be inside only pets or they may be skittish around people. If you have a safe area for them and will provide food and water please contact the person listed.

In Harm’s Way - Several Cats (stray) need immediate relocation to a safe haven.  They were found in an industrial area in Longwood near busy streets - some have already been killed by cars and one was shot with an arrow. They have been taken to my vet and all are approx 1 year old, they have all tested negative for FIV & FELV, have all been spayed/neutered, have had vaccines and Advantage applied. I have their records and rabies tags that will go with them.   

They are as follows:
2 black & white males (brothers) named Groucho, because he has a black moustache, and Oreo.
2 brown tabby females
1 long haired tabby female 

There are a couple of others we are still working on trapping.

They would probably be ideal for someone that had property and could provide shelter for them to get in out of the elements and feed them.   

If you can take any of them in or if you know someone that can please call John or Angie at (H) 407-260-0596 or Jonn’s cell: 407-509-6510.      

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Telephone (407) 620-9736
Postal address  P.O. Box 608221 Orlando, FL. 32860-8221