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As you can see Paisley is an adorable little tiger kitten wit white paws. She is a playing machine!! Her favorite is a tickle feather and balls. She is a sweet baby and is one of 6 kittens....two would be so great as they keep each other company while you're at work....All of our cats and kittens are tested, spayed or neuter, have shots, been wormed and treated wit Revolution.....hard copy medical records accompany each also. Paisley is looking to make some lucky person her new BFF.....could that be you???
You may obtain an online application by logging on to CatAdoptionRI.org or by emailing catadoptionteam@aol.com. We are also at the Providence Petco on Sunday, with cats and kittens, from 10 am to 3 pm. We will not be there on holidays....All of the cats and kittens are placed with the Rhode Island State mandated proof of spay or neuter. In order to take your new cat or kitten home with you, there must be an approved application prior to any placement. Application approval is usually within 24-48 hours. We, at CATS, are very proud of all of the cats and kittens that we help facilitate finding new forever homes, and work very hard to make sure they are happy, healthy and well socialized. All of the cats and kittens are fed only a high end cat food. The phone number, for the vet hospital, is 401-247-1111 or you may call my cell phone 401-440-9667. Hard copy medical records accompany each cat and kitten on adoption day as each cat or kitten is completely vetted prior to their placed. The policy is that all of our cats and kittens will be placed spayed or neutered, tested for feline aids/leukemia, and have all age appropriate shots. There will not be any placement of any cat or kitten that has not been spayed or neutered first. There will be no exceptions. This means that there is less out of pocket costs for people who adopt a cat or kitten from us and you will be in 100% COMPLIANCE WITH THE SPAY/NEUTER LAW TOO, which is so important to help combat the pet overpopulation crisis.
