About A'GOUTI

A'gouti is named for her beautiful 'ticked tabby fur'. She has a spotted belly/ticked back tabby with white eyeliner around her eyes. She's just beautiful and her personality matches. A'gouti is a mamma; she has six kittens. She was forced to live in an abandoned car and then someone set the car on fire! She escaped and a good Samaritan took her in to have her kittens. All seven are safe now with us. Thankfully, she was able to raise her kittens in a secure environment. Mamma is spayed now and is UTD with vaccines. A'gouti has been fostered with dogs and cats and is good with both. You can meet A'Gouti at Catopia Cat Cafe in ABQ. Her adoption fee includes spaying, vaccines, deworming, and microchip. General Adoption Policies: Email [email protected] prior to filling out an application. Please do not call or text. Let us know if you're just shopping around with several shelters and rescues. Application approvals can take up to 1 week. No young children for our adoptions please. Current pets must be disclosed and discussed prior to adoption. If you have current pets, an introduction is required prior to adoption. An adoption is not finalized until there has been an introduction to the home/home visit to ensure it is a good fit. Young dog/puppy, young cat/kitten adoptions require you to already have another dog/cat in the home. We only adopt to Central ABQ, Santa Fe, Los Alamos and Rio Rancho - no out of area adoptions. We appreciate staying in touch periodically - social media, pics, holiday cards, videos, etc. :) COVID-19 Policies/Practices: We follow COVID-19 safety practices including masks, social distancing, hand washing and sanitation. We are not conducting adoption events. A zoom meeting or phone call will be required for all adoptions. We are not conducting in-person home inspections prior to adoption, so pics/videos of your home and pet living & sleeping areas, gates/fencing/yard and current pets are required for application approval instead. If your application is approved, we will bring the animal to your house to do an introduction to the family, home and current pets. We will wait outside and speak via phone/video to ensure there are no issues before officially approving the adoption. You need to follow our instructions to introduce the new pet to your existing pets, and take precautions and responsibility if any issues come up between your pet and the new pet you are introducing. If an altercation were to occur during introduction, you must be capable of separating the animals and you are responsible for any veterinary/medical care and expenses to you/your pet. Masks will be required for both parties. We are no longer able to do multi-dog/cat meet & greets or bring multiple animals to your house to choose from. Maximum pet intro now is limited to two. To limit exposure during this pandemic we appreciate if you would make your decision to adopt during our meet and greet.

Sandoval County
Pena Blanca, New Mexico