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Feline Leukemia Care Center
190 Mallard Ct,
Stillwater, MN 55082
ContactSandy Miller
Emailslm112891@aol.com
Phone(651) 324-8067
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We provide housing for surrendered cats and kittens from surrounding counties & cities giving them a home environment to live out their lives in comfort. Our hope with adoptions or fostering is to give individual cats and or kittens a similar warm and comfortable environment to live out their lives with loving family members around them.
Feline Leukemia Care Center's adoption process
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Complete and return our adoption contract.
You agree to allow one of our staff or board members to conduct an impromptu home visit before placing the animal in your care.
You agree to keep the cat or kitten indoors.
And you agree to not declaw them at any time.
Surrender Fee: $500
Adoption Fee: $100 (or less) for one cat/kitten
$150 (if 2 are adopted together)
Complete and return our adoption contract.
You agree to allow one of our staff or board members to conduct an impromptu home visit before placing the animal in your care.
You agree to keep the cat or kitten indoors.
And you agree to not declaw them at any time.
Surrender Fee: $500
Adoption Fee: $100 (or less) for one cat/kitten
$150 (if 2 are adopted together)
About Feline Leukemia Care Center
The Feline Leukemia Care Center has been operating for over 7 years (2 and 1/2 years at this location). We provide a loving home environment for our cats/kittens. And do our best to keep their environment free from chemicals and toxins. They are free to run around the shelter playing and chasing each other. They have a flat screen tv to watch Animal Planet as much as they want. Our volunteers are all loving people who give lots of love while they're doing their chores and feeding all. They receive holistic care and are given supplements to help boost their immune systems.
The Feline Leukemia Care Center has been operating for over 7 years (2 and 1/2 years at this location). We provide a loving home environment for our cats/kittens. And do our best to keep their environment free from chemicals and toxins. They are free to run around the shelter playing and chasing each other. They have a flat screen tv to watch Animal Planet as much as they want. Our volunteers are all loving people who give lots of love while they're doing their chores and feeding all. They receive holistic care and are given supplements to help boost their immune systems.
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