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For The Cats' Sake MERLIN is in need of a full time belly rubber, and we know there's someone out there who can fill this role! What cat lover doesn't long to rub a super soft cat tummy, without it resulting in bodily harm? As you can see from the photos, MERLIN is happy to oblige, and although he takes a little to get over his shyness with new people, he is then happy to let you rub his buddha belly. This handsome panther is around 5 years old and he is the last of three cats we took in when their house burned down and their owner passed away What a terrible tragedy, and it's time for us to find our magical boy a forever home. He'd be happy as an inside or inside/outside kitty (which he was), and he does okay with other cats, but would be fine on his own, because that means more belly rubs… If you would like to come meet MERLIN or our other cats, please fill out our online application below: https://form.jotform.com/81848821130152 We do not have a fixed adoption fee at For The Cats' Sake, but instead ask for a tax-deductible donation to our group of at least $80. On average, we spend $200 to cover food, litter, spay/neuter, testing, vaccinations, flea treatment, deworming and any vet care or medicine needed. Adopters donate $80 or more, as they choose, to cover cat's expenses, and help our rescue continue to treat and find homes for more cats. This flexible policy makes it possible for people to adopt more than one cat or multiple barn cats. &#226&#128&#168&#226&#128&#168 CAT EXPENSES:&#226&#128&#168 Spay/neuter $75 to $150. &#226&#128&#168Rabies and FVRCP $50. &#226&#128&#168Test for FiV and FeLV $35. &#226&#128&#168Microchip $25 (adopter registers for life for $30) &#226&#128&#168Wellness check at vet $50. &#226&#128&#168Flea treatments and deworming $40. &#226&#128&#168Any additional vet care or medications needed.&#226&#128&#168 Food and litter $40 upwards, depending on time of stay. TNR and a whole lot more…