Adoptable Animals

Current animals in foster homes looking for their forever homes:

http://www.tracyareaanimalrescue.com/adoptable-animals.html

Hi everyone!!  Welcome to Tracy Area Animal Rescue's (TAAR) new blog site.  Please be sure to visit this blog often and subscribe to updates.  We have many animals posted on here looking for sponsors to help defray some of the costs of taking care of them, including food and medical costs.  Some of the cats that live with fosters are considered Forever Fosters because they are either too shy to be adopted or they may have some type of behavioral history.  Some of our foster animals are considered Hospice Fosters because they have medical conditions and will remain with their current fosters and get the best care we can give them.  We are a small rescue group in southwest Minnesota and are in need of donations and additional fosters.  If you are able to donate, please visit the following link to learn how:

http://www.tracyareaanimalrescue.com/donate.html

If you are interested in adopting, fostering or volunteering for TAAR, please follow this link and complete the appropriate form:

http://www.tracyareaanimalrescue.com/forms.html

Lovey

Lovey is an orphan female kitten that has been with us for almost a year. She is super sweet and loving. She'd love to be a house cat!

Little Cuteness

Little Cuteness is female. She is a very sweet and gentle cat. Little Cuteness is somewhat timid and prefers to relax in the woods now that it's nice out. She came to us as an "teen" kitten that was never adopted.

Rory

Rory and his brother Mac (after Rory McIlroy the golfer) were found as kittens at the golf course with no mother in sight. There was nowhere for them to go so they ended up here. They are the most loving and sweet boys. We'd love food sponsors or vaccine sponsors for these two!

Fritz

Fritz is an orange and white male who came to us from a Mankato rescue due to being too feisty to be adopted. He did not do well in a home environment and would bite adopters. Fortunately he has thrived as an outdoor cat and we see only mostly good behavior from him! His back story is that his owner was in the military and brought him all the way back from Germany, sadly, he was surrendered due to his behavioral issues after arriving stateside. He's doing great here and loves to sit on our laps and especially enjoys campfires. We are looking for a sponsor for Fritz to cover the cost of yearly medical care and food.

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Speed Buggy

Speed Buggy is one of the oldest and longest residents at 15 years old. She is very sweet and loves to ride on your shoulders whenever we let her (winter time it's allowed, summer not so much!)