We want our rescued pets to have loving, permanent homes and will do all that we can to match them with the right home and family.  Please let us know what you are looking for in a new pet (i.e. personality, activity level, and family compatibility) so that we can help you find the perfect new family member!  Pet ownership is a commitment of many years, and you will receive many years of joy and love from your new pet.  All of our rescued pets live with a local foster family until their forever home is found.  They are all  checked by a veterinarian,  current on their vaccinations, spayed/neutered and dogs are micro-chipped.

*Larry*

Playful and energetic and so gentle and sweet at the same time. Larry was an orphaned kitten that was bottle fed and the distinguishing markings that are "to die for" are a cross between Maine Coon and Norwegian Forest Cat. This baby is going to grow to be a gorgeous cat. Please read the traits that go with these specific breeds before considering adoption. Until he gets a little bigger we'll know for sure but so far these are the guessing breeds within this beautiful little kitten.

Adoption Information Below

If you are interested in Larry, please go to our website and complete an online application for adoption. Here is a link that will take you directly to the application: 

CLICK HERE FOR THE ADOPTION APPLICATION

Once your application is received and processed you will be contacted by an NBAR Volunteer within 24 hours to set up an appointment for a meet and greet. 

Adoption fee is $95.

Adoption Fee Includes:

• Spay/Neuter surgery

• Testing for FeLV and FIV

• FVRCP vaccination (kittens 3 sets/adults 2 sets)

• Rabies vaccination and tag for cats/kittens over 4 months old

• Treatment for parasites (fleas, worms)

• Information and questions answered

• Folder with medical history

Have questions about this adorable pet? Email: nbar.art@gmail.com

http://newbeginningsanimalrescue.net

Interested in adopting more than one?

If interested in adopting two cats from us we always discount the adoption fee.

Photography By Heather Simmons heathersimmons.photo 

MAINE COON CAT TRAITS

Bestowed many nicknames, including “Gentle Giant,” “Feline Greeters of the World” and “Shags.” 

This longhaired breed requires minimal grooming because they keep their coats in top condition. 

Look like small bobcats. 

They are slow growers, reaching full maturity by age 4 or 5.

History:

According to legend, British Captain Charles Coon sailed up and down the New England coasts in the 1800s and took some of his seafaring cats with him when he came into port. These ship cats mated with those on land with people referring to them as “Coon’s cats.” 

Another legend mentions that these cats originally belonged to Marie Antoinette and were smuggled aboard boats bound for America as she was beheaded. 

A true all-American cat, the  Maine Coon  was first shown at professional cat shows in 1878 and now ranks second in popularity only to the Persian in the 2007 Cat Fanciers Association’s breed registry. It is also recognized by The International Cat Association (TICA).

New Beginnings Animal Rescue is a 501(c) (3) approved Non-Profit Organization.