Calico Cats Available for Adoption in Glocester, Rhode Island

****Please Note*****
This pet is not yet local and is currently unavailable for in-person meet-and-greets yet. If you are not comfortable committing to adoption without meeting the pet beforehand, or if you have additional questions, please do not submit an application for this pet at this time.
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Adoption Application:
https://forms.gle/zXo88kMRXh5denRS6

- Est. Age: 1.5-2 years
- Up to date on all age-appropriate vaccines
- Up to date on flea/tick/heartworm prevention
- Dewormed
- Spayed

** FOSTER OR ADOPTER NEEDED **
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Adoption fee of $150
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Arrival Information:
5/16 -Smithfield, RI (Transport Arrival Date/Location; Non-MA Residents only)
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5/18-Westport, MA (Quarantine Facility Pick-Up Date/Location; MA Residents)

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ADDITIONAL INFO YOU SHOULD KNOW**
- If you have questions or concerns, please reach out, and one of our adoption volunteers will get back to you ASAP. Please be patient, we are all volunteers.

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🐾 MA QUARANTINE FEE (Applies to Certain Adoptions)
An additional $150 fee applies to:
• All Massachusetts residents, and
• Any adopter (regardless of state of residence) adopting a pet that has completed the Massachusetts quarantine process and is being released from a Massachusetts foster home or facility

This additional fee helps offset a portion of the increased costs associated with Massachusetts-based fosters, quarantine requirements, and out-of-state transport compliance.

This fee helps cover:
• 48-hour mandatory Massachusetts quarantine boarding
• Required veterinary exam and release from the MA quarantine facility
• Microchip with prepaid lifetime registration
• A bath on the day of release (courtesy of ARNE)
• A properly fitted Max and Neo martingale collar
For More information on MA Quarantine Regulations & MA Adoption, visit: https://arne-ri.org/ma-adoption-information/

The Calico cat is known for its unique tri color coat pattern of white, orange, and black. These cats are almost always female due to their genetics, with their striking coats often displaying a patchwork appearance. Calicos are not a specific breed but rather a color pattern found in various breeds, including American Shorthair and Persian. They are typically lively, affectionate, and confident felines, making them popular and charming companions in many households.

Animal Rescue of New England saves animals from high-kill shelters or abandonment situations and places them in loving forever homes.