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Areas Monadnock Kitty Rescue & Adoption serves
Jaffrey, NH & surrounding towns
Monadnock Kitty Rescue & Adoption's adoption process
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About Monadnock Kitty Rescue & Adoption
We are a privately owned, non-profit 501C3 non-kill cat shelter in Jaffrey, NH providing care for stray, abandoned, and feral cats since 2002.
OUR GOALS:To assist the community by maintaining, to some degree, control of the local stray and feral cat population as well as finding loving homes that will give these cats a much deserved “second chance”.We also accept cats who might otherwise be euthanized or abandoned, regardless of age or health issues, from individuals with financial hardship or other circumstances.
WHO WE ARE: A no-kill cat shelter, staffed by volunteers with NO paid personnel, committed to the care and well-being of every cat or kitten that we are able to rescue.
WHAT WE DO: Provide basic necessities including but not limited to food, housing,medical attention as necessary, and spaying or neutering with the hope of finding our cats a permanent home. For those cats not adopted or adoptable, we provide love, a cage- free environment and a safe haven free from stress or want.
HOW WE DO IT: KRA relies solely on donations and adoption fees to sustain our effort which is why your support is critically important. 100%of ALL funds are spent on the care of the cats.
We are a privately owned, non-profit 501C3 non-kill cat shelter in Jaffrey, NH providing care for stray, abandoned, and feral cats since 2002.
OUR GOALS:To assist the community by maintaining, to some degree, control of the local stray and feral cat population as well as finding loving homes that will give these cats a much deserved “second chance”.We also accept cats who might otherwise be euthanized or abandoned, regardless of age or health issues, from individuals with financial hardship or other circumstances.
WHO WE ARE: A no-kill cat shelter, staffed by volunteers with NO paid personnel, committed to the care and well-being of every cat or kitten that we are able to rescue.
WHAT WE DO: Provide basic necessities including but not limited to food, housing,medical attention as necessary, and spaying or neutering with the hope of finding our cats a permanent home. For those cats not adopted or adoptable, we provide love, a cage- free environment and a safe haven free from stress or want.
HOW WE DO IT: KRA relies solely on donations and adoption fees to sustain our effort which is why your support is critically important. 100%of ALL funds are spent on the care of the cats.
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