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ADOPT A FRIEND - ADOPT CARL WHO LOVES HIS BELLY RUBBED

ADOPT A FRIEND - ADOPT CARL

Why adopt Carl????? Well, Carl is a shy little kitty, but once he warms up to you, which doesn't take long, he loves to roll over on his back and get "belly rubs".  He will gladly show his affection by rubbing on you and loving you.
Carl came in to the Prince George's Animal Shelter as a stray on December 3rd, 2013 and is still a little shy but is happy to be safe and warm for now.  He is patiently waiting for a forever home, hopefully that is you!

NAME:  “CARL”

COUNTY ID#:  A399537

AGE:  6 CUTE LITTLE MONTHS

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GENDER:  HANDSOME MALE

BREED:   DOMESTIC SHORTHAIR

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WEIGHT:  JUST A WEE LITTLE BIT

COLOR:  BLACK WITH WHITE

HOBBIES:   SLEEPING

PERSONALITY:  ANYTHING WITH A FEATHER

 If you or anyone you know is interested in adopting the wonderful pet featured this week, please call the Prince George's Animals Management Facility in Upper Marlboro at 301-780-7201 to check on the availability. You may also visit www.pgamd.petfinder.com or www.petharbor.com to see many more precious pets that are available for adoption.

 

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Behavior

  Cats need to sleep 12 to 16 hours per day and require a comfortable bed in a quiet location to relax. Play with your cat regularly to keep it well exercised and to bond with it. Use toys on string or ones containing catnip, an herb that cats love, to attract its attention and provide it with a stimulating item to pounce on. Cats also require regular trips to the veterinarian for health checkups and vaccinations required by law. The ASPCA recommends that you spay or neuter your cat to prevent it from producing litters of kittens or developing health problems later in life. Play with your cat only if it is not sleeping or it appears agitated with its ears down or tail wagging. Angry cats hiss, so give your cat some time alone if it does this.

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