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Areas The Animal Awareness Society serves
Our Animal Sanctuary is located at 613 E. Brown St. Randleman, NC, and we serve in Randolph, Guilford, Alamance and surrounding counties.
The Animal Awareness Society's adoption process
Additional adoption info
If you are interested in Adopting one of our pets, please fill out an online application at www.catawareness.org. When your application is approved, we will set up a home visit and deliver the pet to your home. Our adoption fee is $85.00 for cats and 150.00 for dogs This include the following:Spay/Neuter - Rabies - Testing - Shots - Microchip.
If you are interested in Adopting one of our pets, please fill out an online application at www.catawareness.org. When your application is approved, we will set up a home visit and deliver the pet to your home. Our adoption fee is $85.00 for cats and 150.00 for dogs This include the following:Spay/Neuter - Rabies - Testing - Shots - Microchip.
The Animal Awareness Society (TAAS) is a non-profit, no kill, all-volunteer organization formed in 2003.
TAAS strives to end the unnecessary suffering and deaths of cats and kittens, dogs and puppies that may have been abandoned or are feral (not socialized) in our communities. TAAS actively works to reduce the number of stray, homeless, and feral cats through low cost spay/neuter, foster and adoption programs, pet care education, and T-N-R (Trap-Neuter-Return).
TAAS consists solely of volunteers and our foster animals are housed in our Animal Sanctuary and foster homes. TAAS provides education and on the importance of spaying and neutering all animals as the primary way to deal with pet over-population and needless euthanasia of abandoned, unwanted or homeless animals.
If you would like to help in our efforts, please call 336-498-6013.
The Animal Awareness Society (TAAS) is a non-profit, no kill, all-volunteer organization formed in 2003.
TAAS strives to end the unnecessary suffering and deaths of cats and kittens, dogs and puppies that may have been abandoned or are feral (not socialized) in our communities. TAAS actively works to reduce the number of stray, homeless, and feral cats through low cost spay/neuter, foster and adoption programs, pet care education, and T-N-R (Trap-Neuter-Return).
TAAS consists solely of volunteers and our foster animals are housed in our Animal Sanctuary and foster homes. TAAS provides education and on the importance of spaying and neutering all animals as the primary way to deal with pet over-population and needless euthanasia of abandoned, unwanted or homeless animals.
If you would like to help in our efforts, please call 336-498-6013.
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