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aria

Name: Aria
Brand: Animal Rescue Carolina, Inc.

Dilute Tortoiseshell

Columbia, SCAvailable for adoption0 views

Species

cat

Gender

female

Age

3 · Adult

Weight

10 lbs

Size

medium

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About aria

Aria is a sweet girl who lived outside her whole life where a lot of people weren’t very nice to her. She came to us pregnant and malnourished. She needs a home where she can work on feeling safe at her own pace. She likes chin scratches and will sit your lap for pets. She is able to adjust over time with non aggressive cats. Apply to Adopt: https://forms.jotform.com/241715082920149 Email animalrescuecarolina@yahoo.com

Color

Cream (Mostly)

Personality & Traits

⚠️Edward Scissorclaws🏠The Butler💝PhD in Cuddles🛋️Fuzzy furnitureCoat Length: Medium

Health & Care

Health Status

healthy

Spayed / Neutered

Unknown

Microchipped

Unknown

Vaccinations

up to date

Compatibility

Good with kids

Good with dogs

Good with cats

Yes

Good with other animals

Suits active household

Can be left alone

Additional Information

Adoption Status

available

Listed Since

August 5, 2026 (today)

Adoption Fee

Unknown

Each organization sets the adoption fee for their animals. Adoption fees help cover the cost of this animal’s care as well as allowing the organization to help more animals.

Organization Information

Animal Rescue Carolina, Inc.

rescue

Columbia, SC

No Phone Number Provided

animalrescuecarolina@yahoo.com

We are a new organization, only recently submitting our paperwork for the Federal 501(c)3. We have all volunteered with other rescue organizations and have spent years doing personal rescues. We are completely foster-based, believing small, foster-based rescues have a place in the rescue/shelter universe. We do rescue because we can't turn our backs on the animals we come across in need.