Description:
Oscar is a handsome medium-haired grey tabby boy who was found homeless in Southern Illinois and is now ready to find a safe, loving home. With striking stripes, soft fur, and a gentle personality, Oscar is affectionate, curious, and loves spending time exploring or snuggling in cozy spots.
He tested positive for Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV), but FIV-positive cats are most often like any other cat, enjoying playful and affectionate behavior, but with a weakened immune system that may, at times, require extra care to prevent secondary infections. They can live long, happy lives indoors, though they may be more prone to issues like dental disease, gingivitis, and infections that need prompt veterinary treatment. FIV is not transmissible to humans or other animals, and its effects vary widely among individual cats.
Oscar is full of love, warmth, and charm, and he's ready to share his sweet, loyal companionship with the right family who will give him the care and attention he deserves.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST IN SAVING A LIFE!
Volunteers and staff are excited to assist you in the adoption process! Contact us at rescue@wright-wayrescue.org or call us today at (847) 728-5434.
THERE ARE TWO WAYS TO ADOPT FROM WRIGHT-WAY RESCUE:
OPTION ONE: RESERVE A PET IN ADVANCE by filling out an online application at https://wright-wayrescue.org/adoption-application-page
- Our typical turnaround time for applications is within 48 hours.
- An email will be sent to you once your application is approved. This email will include instructions on how to proceed with our reservation process.
- Please note: The location listed in an animal's profile does not indicate where the animal is available for adoption. Almost all of our adoptions are carried out at our Morton Grove facility.
OPTION TWO: COME INTO THE ADOPTION CENTER AND MEET THEM ALL!
The adoption center is located at 5915 W Lincoln Ave in Morton Grove, IL 60053. It is open Thursday & Friday, 4 pm-8 pm and Saturday & Sunday, 11 am-5 pm.
If you want to learn more about our mission, please read here: https://wright-wayrescue.org/our-mission.
