His Story 

Marvin is a unique boy! He scoots across the floor, playing wildly with his siblings, tumbling around and climbing his cat tree. He is a bundle of fun to watch as he explores his world. We can’t wait to see when he finally gets to enjoy a home of his very own. Marvin was surrendered to our center with his mom and littermates when they were no longer able to care for them. We would love if Marvin could be adopted with one of his siblings, so they could share a life together!

His Sponsorship

Marvin will need sponsorship for his time at Famous Fido Rescue, which includes his food, housing, and medical care. Enrichment is also a very important part of his rescue journey, and he would love to receive care packages with toys and treats for comfort and for play. Marvin is litter trained and will need supplies of pine litter for his tray. 

To send Marvin a care package, please see his wish list here: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1K843B8988GKF?ref_=wl_share

Up to date with vaccinations/ Microchipped
Adoption fee: $200

Transparency in Adoption Fees: What Your Contribution Helps Cover

At Famous Fido Rescue, we believe in being transparent about our adoption fees and the important care they help provide. Each adoption fee covers essential health services to prepare animals for a safe and happy transition into their new homes. This includes spaying or neutering, which costs between $85 and $500 based on vet availability. While we aim to use low-cost clinics, busy schedules may lead us to private clinics to prevent delays in adoption. Vaccinations start at $45, with young animals often needing multiple rounds. We also provide microchipping, which can cost up to $80, to help ensure the safety of every animal. Additionally, fecal testing is performed at $50 per test, and for all our cats, we run FIV/FeLV testing at $55 to secure their health. Your adoption fee makes all this vital care possible, giving each animal the best start in their forever home.

• Marvin’s neuter will be arranged by Famous Fido Rescue at 6 months old