Henry's Info...
| Breed: | Domestic Shorthair | Color: | Gray, Blue Or Silver Tabby | Age: | Kitten |
| Sex: | Male | ID#: | VAR #C017 | Hair: | Short |
I am up to date with shots, good with kids, and good with cats.
Henry's Story...
Henry is a 4 month old brown tabby. He was picked up as a stray by animal control. Sadly, no one claimed him and his time ran out. Henry lives in a foster home with another cat whom he gets along very well with! You can often find them snuggled together. Henry is a typical kitten who loves to play, but he also enjoys lots of cuddles.
Henry is a 4 month old brown tabby. He was picked up as a stray by animal control. Sadly, no one claimed him and his time ran out. Henry lives in a foster home with another cat whom he gets along very well with! You can often find them snuggled together. Henry is a typical kitten who loves to play, but he also enjoys lots of cuddles.
The adoption fee for Henry is $150.00
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Rescue Group Info...
Our Adoption Process...
All animals in our care will be microchipped, neutered, have all vaccinations up to date and will be tested and treated for parasites.
All animals in our care will be microchipped, neutered, have all vaccinations up to date and will be tested and treated for parasites.
Our adoption fee for cats is $150.00
Our adoption fee for dogs is $250.00
We require all potential adopters to fill out an application and submit to a home inspection as well as providing required references.
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Valley Animal Rescue is a new volunteer animal rescue organization that is just getting off the ground in the Renfrew area. The backbone of our operation will be a network of committed foster homes that will care for, socialize, and help prepare animals for adoption. Our greatest needs are foster families, funding and volunteers.
Valley Animal Rescue is a new volunteer animal rescue organization that is just getting off the ground in the Renfrew area. The backbone of our operation will be a network of committed foster homes that will care for, socialize, and help prepare animals for adoption. Our greatest needs are foster families, funding and volunteers.
Our Mission: To act as an advocate for all animals ensuring their protection and well-being.
To work towards ending the suffering caused by pet overpopulation.
To promote kindness, mercy, compassion and respect for all living creatures.