OC Animal Care has more than 150 cats up for adoption
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OC Animal Care in Tustin has more than 150 cats available for adoption, nearly double the number of dogs at the shelter, Voice of OC reported Friday.
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The county-run shelter is highlighting several cats and kittens that arrived as strays as Orange County moves out of summer, according to Voice of OC’s weekly Pets of the Week feature.
OC Animal Care in Tustin has more than 150 cats available for adoption, nearly double the number of dogs at the shelter, Voice of OC reported Friday.
The county-run shelter is highlighting several cats and kittens that arrived as strays as Orange County moves out of summer, according to Voice of OC’s weekly Pets of the Week feature.
OC Animal Care is open for adoption visits daily from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., according to Voice of OC. Visitors may walk through the shelter’s kennel areas or call (714) 935-6848 to schedule an adoption visit, using a specific animal ID number when asking about a pet.
Among the cats featured by Voice of OC is Sylvester, animal ID A1978225, a 5-year-old cat weighing 12 pounds. Sylvester came in as a stray on Sept. 16 and has been at the shelter for a little over two weeks.
Caldo Verde, animal ID A1977344, is a 6-month-old Siamese cat with a seal point coat, according to Voice of OC. The cat weighs 5.1 pounds, arrived as a stray Sept. 9 and has been at the shelter for nearly a month.
Mandy, animal ID A1967816, is a 6-month-old cat that weighs 4.6 pounds. Voice of OC reported Mandy arrived as a stray July 1 and has been at OC Animal Care for about three months, sharing a kennel with Paris.
The shelter also has Hobbes and Cheeto, 10-week-old kittens that both arrived as strays Sept. 24, according to Voice of OC. Hobbes, animal ID A1979242, weighs 1.9 pounds, while Cheeto, animal ID A1979241, weighs 2.1 pounds.
Jason, animal ID A1970842, is a 2-year-old cat weighing 10.6 pounds, Voice of OC reported. He arrived as a stray July 23 and has been at the shelter for a little over two months.
Voice of OC reported the cats are part of its weekly Pets of the Week feature, which highlights animals available for adoption at the Tustin shelter.
This article was written by OC LifeHub staff with AI assistance, based on reporting by Voice of OC, and fact-checked against the source.
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