Normalize adopting the senior and disabled cats

Owner never knew where her cat goes when he leaves the house. Today she discovered that he's best friends with her neighbor's son 🥹

I have 2 older girls that have more spice and love to give ❤️😻 best family my MizzyBelle & Biskits

Yes.

Normalize low-cost or free spay and neutering nationwide so there won't be so many kittens and more senior/disabled cats can get adopted.

I couldn’t think of a more awesome thing that a human could do! ❤️❤️❤️

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Yes yes and yes!! My family almost always adopt older stray cats. (More than 5yo+) Now that I'm adult myself, I have 1 adult cat. Can't wait to adopt more when I can afford it.

Losing 2 cats with one month. I would be devastating. I have two adopted cats, my sênior girl is having problems in her leg, because of age.

I love this, I want my next cat to be a senior cat

@fendente1 💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞

Agreeeeee

Rescuing orphaned kittens is ok, too? It just depends what the Great Circle of Cat sends your way?

Bless them

I have one.

They need love & a family to live them to the end.

They are a treasure of Love and Tenderness waiting for a Forever Family and Home 😻💞

i prefer older

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How old is 15 y.o cat in human age?

So true!!

My husband and I adopted a "senior" (9 years old) who was being rehomed. Most of our cats and have lived to almost 20, and at our age, a kitten would very likely outlive us. So after our last cat died, we got our sweet senior girl. Total love sponge!

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I adopted a 17 year old cat and it was the best thing I ever did. She lived four more great years and ended up queen of the house...the other cats were slightly intimidated by her and regarded her as royalty.

All or new cats (masters) are senior cats. Last two are 13 and 19YO. Wonderful kitties living their last years in luxury.

Exactly Love animals Don't be breed specific