purr

Name: Purr
Brand: Save a Stray

Maine Coon

Mobile, ALAvailable for adoption0 views

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Purr is a big hunk of love. He would like to be the only pet and get all the attention. His mom passed away and he is looking to find someone else to comb him and share a couch with him.

This pet has been spayed or neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, heartworm tested, and is on heartworm and flea prevention and has adoption fee of $150. org if you have a question. Thank you for considering adding a homeless pet to your family.

He's been waiting 18 days for someone to come get him.

Personality & Traits

🌆✨ well-adjusted ✨

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A calm, quiet home — Purr does best as the only pet, with plenty of peace.

What Purr Needs

Purr is happy with:

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Purr's care needs are:

Indoor only

Additional Information

Sex: male
Age: 11 · Senior
Size: small · 7 lbs
Color: Orange and White
Coat: Long
Listed: September 25, 2026

Adoption Fee

$150

Each organization sets the adoption fee for their animals. Adoption fees help cover the cost of this animal’s care as well as allowing the organization to help more animals.

Organization Information

Save a Stray

rescue

Mobile, AL

No Phone Number Provided

saveastraymobile@gmail.com

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Save a Stray is a new group of old hats. We are determined to enrich the lives of the shelter pets of Mobile through spay/neuter programs, shelter medicine, and training classes. Spay/neuter progams are offered to decrease the number of pets entering our shelters. Shelter medicine will be provided for pets in our shelters so healthier pets are adopted or pulled by rescue groups. We hope to increase pet adoptions and the chances of that pet becoming a family member through training classes with shelter pets and at risk youth groups.