Cat Retirement Communities

Staff does not need to take the time to care for the pet because the owner is able to do it.

Cat retirement communities.

If instead of leaving the fate of your companion cats to your friends and relatives you plan their future as part of your estate plan just as you would for minor children there s another option placement in a cat retirement community. Pets in retirement communities. This old cat p o. Florida has been one of the most popular destinations for active adults and retirees for decades.

While the up front cost may seem a bit high there are several options available if you plan carefully before the need arises. This active adult community features world class amenities spread throughout its complex that cater to pet owners. It takes in shelter dogs with incurable illnesses disabilities or limited lifespans and. The community is also pet friendly and features various dog and cat clubs that host scheduled events meetings and social functions throughout the year.

Its founder bertha gray yergat was a former schoolteacher and really ahead of her time observes susan hamil the foundation s chairman. Cat retirement communities. Saddlebrooke tucson az. The stevenson companion animal life care center based at texas a m university s veterinary school is just one example of a new trend in companion animal care pet retirement homes.

The blue bell foundation for cats in laguna beach california is another long lived cat retirement community. Most active retirement communities allow their residents to have pets for the fact that they can take care of them by themselves. With thousands of age restricted and age targeted communities in the state active adults find that florida caters to their needs better than almost any other state. Saddlebrooke in tucson is a pet lover s paradise.

Yergat started a cat boarding facility there back in 1960s. If you have a pet you ll most likely to be able to bring it with you to a retirement community. Box 320 honeoye ny 14471 0320 phone 585 919 6557 toll free fax 1 866 343 2737. But these residents aren t people they re cats and dogs.