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How much do Norwegian Forest kittens cost?

How much do Norwegian Forest kittens cost?

Norwegian forest cats typically cost between $800 and $1,500, depending on age, pedigree, location, and other factors.

Can a Norwegian forest cat live indoors?

Because Norwegian Forest Cats love the great outdoors, they’re a good choice for owners who live in an area where it’s safe to roam and who are looking for an outdoors cat. That said, they adapt well to their environment, so a Norwegian Forest may be kept as an indoor cat. This is usually a friendly, sociable cat.

Do Norwegian Forest cats talk a lot?

They have very thick claws, heavily tufted feet, and their legs are also heavily muscled, making Wegie a proficient tree climber. Norwegian Forest Cats are not very vocal too. Just in case you dislike cats that meows too much and doesn’t require 100% of your attention, this cat is the perfect cat for you.

How old does a Norwegian Forest Cat get?

Norwegian Forest Cats grow very slowly, sometimes not reaching their adult size until they’re 5 years old. Black, blue / grey-slate, ginger, cream, white, amber. The amber coat colour is unique to this breed and has only appeared recently. It comes in orange, honey and caramel. This colour takes several years to stabilize.

How much does it cost to adopt a cat from Jakes place?

$110 for a cat or kitten. $150 for a pair. This fee helps us to pay for testing (FIV/Leukemia), vaccines, parasite treatment, spay/neuter & microchipping, as well as anything else the cats might need while in our care. Seniors may need blood work or dental care. For Adoption Information, please call Debbie Edge at (415) 548-0824.

How many cats have been adopted on Rescue Me?

133,848 Adopted! Scroll to view 50 pets. 133,848 Cats adopted on Rescue Me! Tizzy is 3 years old and has grown up in our care. She is a sweet girl, she has been waiting a long time for a… » Read more »

Who are the volunteers at Jake’s place Cat Rescue?

The volunteers at Jake’s Place are a diverse group of dedicated animal lovers. Some of us have worked in rescue before, some are new to it. Some of us have known each other for years, others more recently involved.