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Name: Princesa - Photo Has Been Enhanced By Ai
Brand: Feline Network of the Central Coast

Domestic Long Hair

San Luis Obispo, CAAvailable for adoption0 views

Princesa is a gorgeous, long-haired, 2-year-old sweetheart. She loves sitting in a sunny windowsill, laying in cozy and warm nooks, and spending cuddle time with you. She’ll be the first to greet you when you walk through the front door and will look at you with the softest eyes, brimming with love. Princesa would be a fantastic Emotional Support Animal (ESA) or simply a wonderful (and stunning) addition to a loving household.

She would prefer a home with no dogs and she could be the only cat of the house or share a home with other friendly kitty companions.

Spayed, vaccinated, microchipped, and her adoption includes a voucher for a free vet exam.

For adoption info, call Kristin (805) 550-9064

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Organization Information

Feline Network of the Central Coast

rescue

San Luis Obispo, CA

(805) 549-9228

info@felinenetwork.org

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Feline Network does not have a shelter, we are a rescue nonprofit, humane organization, ALL Volunteers- no paid staff.

All the funds needed to maintain our network come from donations. We are dedicated to spaying/neutering, care, rescue, and adoption of cats and kittens in San Luis Obispo County.

We have a feral cat program and advocate Trap Neuter Return. This is a free service. This helps our community by reducing the birth rate and allows cats to live out their lives in healthy, managed colonies. We also provide food for the feral cats.

We rescue cats and kittens and place them in foster homes where there physical and medical needs are met. As you can imagine, kittens require lots of time, effort, and endless supplies. Itâs an ongoing challenge and we always need help to pay for food, medical supplies, and neutering costs.