Maryland – A cat surrendered over six years ago has not received a single adoption application. As reported by Newsweek, Hera’s owner surrendered her to the Chesapeake Feline Association in June 2017 and she has been overlooked ever since.
The shelter manager tells Newsweek:
“Despite her gentle and timid nature, Hera often remains overlooked. This sweet cat finds comfort in the company of docile and kind-hearted feline friends, and her heart seeks a tranquil environment where she can truly shine.”
Hera may be the longest resident at the no-kill agency, but she is not alone – several other cats are in the same boat—no applications interest.
@chesapeakefeline Cats at our shelter who have never received an application…can we show these guys some love? 🥺 if you are interested in any please fill out any application on our website ♥️ #catrescue #sheltercats #adoptdontshop #fyp #catsoftiktok #adoptablecats #adoptme #adoptablecatsoftiktok #maryland #delaware #pennsylvania #sheltercat #noapplications
You can show these overlooked cats some love by sharing their stories and getting some much-needed attention to them. You can find the adoptable cats at this facility by clicking this Petfinder link.
(Of note, the shelter has acknowledged that Hera was never added to Petfinder. You can still apply to adopt her at this link.)
All inquiries about Hera or the other cats must be made to the shelter. Animal Victory is not the point of contact and has no affiliation with the cats or this facility. Thank you.
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