Adopt Me: Fluff has a lot of energy (adopted)

SooToday, in partnership with the Sault Ste. Marie Humane Society and The Animal Assistance Group (TAAG), brings you a regular feature highlighting a special pet that is in need of adoption.

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Fluff

Meet Fluff. This gorgeous boy was rescued Jan 2/22. He is a very friendly, clean, adorable and delightful boy who is not aggressive at all. He does not feel comfortable being around other cats that are nosy, bossy or potentially aggressive with him.

Fluff has been housed with a small male and gets along with him very well. He really needs to have his own home where he can run and play and have his time to snuggle with you. 

Fluff was vet checked May 18/22 and was estimated to be around 9 years old, although he has the energy of a teenager. With the more mature cats, “what you see is what you get”, so there is no guessing as their habits are established. 

He is a very relaxed friendly boy who is very easy to be around, enjoys human contact, loves his food, getting brushed but also loves to groom himself and keeps himself very clean. 

If you are looking for that special kitty who loves to snuggle, then this is the boy for you. 

If you would like more information on Fluff, call Darlene at 705.759.4300.

If you are interested in meeting any of the available cats or kittens, contact us. If you are ready for adoption, you can fill out a preadoption form online at animalassistancegroup.org or contact TAAG at 705-575-7030.

As a non-profit animal rescue, TAAG receives no government funding and relies on the generosity of those who wish to be stewards of abandoned animals who cannot care for themselves or to help those pets who have families in need of emergency vet care. If you would like to help, please check out https://www.animalassistancegroup.org/donate

Contact info: TAAG Website 

The Animal Assistance Group (TAAG) is a non-profit registered charity located in Sault Ste Marie, Ontario.

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