Preview all adoptable pets at www.spcaflorida.org. To meet and adopt a pet at SPCA Florida, stop by our adoption center Monday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., or Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Before adoption, all pets are spayed or neutered, microchipped, up to date on vaccines, and given one month of flea and heartworm vaccinations. If you have any questions, please contact the SPCA Florida Adoption Center at 863-577-4615 or Adopt@spcaflorida.org.
midas
gender male
Age: 9+
Weight: 10 lbs
Species: Cat
Breed: Domestic Shorthair – Orange
Isolation start date: April 20, 2023
Adoption fee: $50
Midas is a kind-hearted old man who recently lost his beloved home and friend of nine years. Thankfully, the previous owner had the foresight to enroll her in lifelong care for her cat. This allows pets to enter our shelter quickly if their owners become incapacitated or pass away. Although Midas is reserved at first, he is an affectionate, playful and talkative man. He loves being brushed and I'm a handsome guy! She has the cutest little smile that just screams. This cute boy will be your best furry friend and loyal companion. You can watch Midas play at https://www.youtube.com/shorts/ktmxoYOyPt0. Midas has health problems and needs a special guardian angel to take care of him. Midas has stage 2 kidney disease and has been receiving oral medication daily and subcutaneous fluids twice a week for the rest of his life. SPCA Florida will steadfastly support his future health needs thanks to the generosity of two donors. A donor who worships Midas becomes a customer of SPCA Florida Medical Center and will pay for the fluids/lines/needles for the rest of his life, provided he remains a customer. Another donor, passionate about supporting the needs of a senior cat, will pay for the initial exam and two additional exams at SPCA Florida's medical center. She will also be paying for her one year's worth of his prescription diet, Hills Her Science Her Diet KD (both wet and dry), if ordered through our medical center. Midas would like to meet you. Stop by the Florida SPCA. Have fun purring with him. For more information, please visit www.spcaflorida.org.
Tempura
gender female
Age: 2 years old
Weight: 6 lbs
Species: Cat
Breed: Domestic Shorthair – Brown Tabby
Since Isolation: December 29th
Adoption fee: $50
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Tempura is named after the famous Japanese dish and you're looking for your next sushi restaurant. She is a beautiful yellow tabby dog that was brought in from a storage case. She never knew what it was like to have a clean, loving home. She is a fun-loving, energetic little girl who loves to play. She's bright-eyed, full of life, and SPCA She's so happy to have a bright, spacious space to run around in Florida. But what she really needs is a forever family who will take her home and teach her what love is. Tempura may be a little shy at first, but once she opens up to you, her affection will shine through. She gets along very well with other cats and loves treats. Come check out the tempura at Tinker's Legacy Cattery at the Florida SPCA. For more information, please visit www.spcaflorida.org.
lucky
gender male
Age: 2 years old
Weight: 53 lbs
Species: dog
Breed: Blackmouth Cur – Tan/Black
Isolation start date: January 16th
Adoption fee: $250
Lucky is a 2 year old black chick who weighs 53 pounds. He should be the only pet in the house. He has a strong predatory drive and should be kept away from cats and farm animals. He is very energetic but also loves epic cuddles. Pet him anywhere and he will become your best friend. He understands some basic commands, but can also use some more. He is a little shy from the start and needs to open up to strangers (people and dogs) in his own way. So “Are you feeling lucky?” If so, come meet Lucky at SPCA Florida. For more information, please visit www.spcaflorida.org.
blondie
gender female
Age: 1 year old
Weight: 60 pounds
Species: dog
Breed: Medium-sized mixed breed – blonde
Isolation start date: January 18th
Adoption fee: $250
They say blondes are more fun. In Blondie's case, that may be true. Since he was picked up as a stray cat when he was just one year old, his life as a puppy is shrouded in mystery. Blondie can no longer have puppies after an examination revealed body art – a tattoo next to the spay site. She had a microchip implanted in her, but her owner was never found. Since she arrived at SPCA Florida in mid-January, the team has evaluated her personality and discovered that she is a big love bug. She is house trained and walks very well on a leash. She is healthy – fleas are a thing of the past – and is waiting to be walked with you. She should be the only four-legged fur baby in your pack, as she doesn't care about other dogs. Visit Blondie at SPCA Florida. For more information, please visit www.spcaflorida.org.
