Adopting cat near me

Adopting a cat near me

This isn't how I envisioned my last few months on Earth.

Ready to take home a tiny kitten? We have special adoption requirements for kittens 12 weeks or under. To help ensure a happy transition, you’ll need to adopt a second kitten, already have a friendly pet, or have experience owning a cat and work primarily from home. Read more on our kitten policy and learn why welcoming home two kittens instead of one is better for every family member! When a 83-year-old Irene first heard about a senior dog available for adoption at Charleston Animal Society, she didn’t waste any time coming in to scoop up Donald as her own! This heartwarming story encourages all of us to adopt — no matter how old we are.

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Ready to take home a tiny kitten? We have special adoption requirements for kittens 12 weeks or under. To help ensure a happy transition, you’ll need to adopt a second kitten, already have a friendly pet, or have experience owning a cat and work primarily from home. Read more on our kitten policy and learn why welcoming home two kittens instead of one is better for every family member!Make a Match Because the SAFE Haven community is so a-MEOW-zing, we’re able to match donations up to $150,000 for all gifts made by December 31. Have you donated yet? If not, do it now because every dollar will go farther for the kitties! Holiday Shopping for the Cats... Still on the hunt for the purr-fect gift? Let us help you! Donate in Honor or Memory of a Loved OneMost people say they would rather have a charitable donation made in their honor than receive a gift that they wouldn't use. So why not help save the lives of cats and...

This boy has yet to meet a cat, dog, kid or person he doesn't love. He is extremely affectionate and just wants to cuddle around your neck while you two watch TV. Lannegan has a bowel issue which is well-managed with medications (he is easy to medicate but needs his meds 4x/day). He is so worth the extra care. Can you give this special boy his forever home?Wispy is a soft and sweet angel who loves to play and Sprinkles is big on love and greets her foster mom at the door. Wispy and Sprinkles tested positive for the Feline Leukemia virus. Cats with leukemia typically live regular healthy lives until they reach the end of the disease. They don't need to be adopted together but would be great if two went together (or even better all three). (Source: catrescues.org)