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Areas Cats' Angels serves
Austin,Travis County, Hays County, Williamson County
Cats' Angels's adoption process
Additional adoption info
Applicant fills out application form and provides complete pet history. If renter, must have proof of pet deposit. We call the vet for a vet reference. Must commit to keep the cat inside at all times and not declaw the cat. If kitten, must commit to take the kitten to our vet clinic for spay/neuter surgery on day of appointment. Must sign contract that specifies those requirements. First month is trial period, applicant can return cat for any reason, and Cats' Angels can take the cat back for any reason within one month after adoption. We deliver the cat to its new home and do a home visit at that time. Adoption fee is $125 and covers all veterinary work.
Applicant fills out application form and provides complete pet history. If renter, must have proof of pet deposit. We call the vet for a vet reference. Must commit to keep the cat inside at all times and not declaw the cat. If kitten, must commit to take the kitten to our vet clinic for spay/neuter surgery on day of appointment. Must sign contract that specifies those requirements. First month is trial period, applicant can return cat for any reason, and Cats' Angels can take the cat back for any reason within one month after adoption. We deliver the cat to its new home and do a home visit at that time. Adoption fee is $125 and covers all veterinary work.
About Cats' Angels
We are a small group of animal loving women and men who used to rescue cats individually then one day joined together to pool our resources and hold joint adoption events on week-ends. We do it because we love animals and feel a sense of responsibility toward companion animals, who are totally dependent on humans for their survival and well being, and who are too often betrayed and abandonned by their human caretakers. We are involved in TNR, when we find feral kittens we tame them and put them up for adoption. WE provide spay/neuter services to low-income families unable to pay for those services, if there are kittens in those families we place them in our adoption program. We feed several feral cat colonies. We raise funds to pay for vet care for injured or sick cats.
We are a small group of animal loving women and men who used to rescue cats individually then one day joined together to pool our resources and hold joint adoption events on week-ends. We do it because we love animals and feel a sense of responsibility toward companion animals, who are totally dependent on humans for their survival and well being, and who are too often betrayed and abandonned by their human caretakers. We are involved in TNR, when we find feral kittens we tame them and put them up for adoption. WE provide spay/neuter services to low-income families unable to pay for those services, if there are kittens in those families we place them in our adoption program. We feed several feral cat colonies. We raise funds to pay for vet care for injured or sick cats.
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