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Areas For Purrs Sake Feline Rescue Inc. serves
Jackson County, WV
For Purrs Sake Feline Rescue Inc.'s adoption process
1.
Submit Application
2.
Interview
Potential adopter is contacted with any questions or clarifications we have about their application. References and Landlords are contacted
3.
Approve Application
4.
Take the Pet Home
Additional adoption info
We strive to approve or deny applications within 24 hours of receiving them barring any circumstances that delay processing (ie. Difficulty contacting references)
We strive to approve or deny applications within 24 hours of receiving them barring any circumstances that delay processing (ie. Difficulty contacting references)
Our mission is to provide a foster to adopt alternative for cats and kittens that have been the victims of abuse, neglect, and abandonment in Jackson County, WV. We encourage spay & neuter of all pets and strive to end animal cruelty.
Until recently, Operation Fancy Free was the only non-profit in our county dedicated to feline welfare. Previously they were running 2 programs: a TNR program and a foster to adopt program. In July 2018, it was decided they needed to cut back to just one program and closed the foster to adopt side of their operations. Several of us were involved with OFF's foster to adopt program. We recruited a few friends to join us and started our own organization to focus on the foster to adopt side of feline welfare while OFF continues to focus on TNR in our county.
Our mission is to provide a foster to adopt alternative for cats and kittens that have been the victims of abuse, neglect, and abandonment in Jackson County, WV. We encourage spay & neuter of all pets and strive to end animal cruelty.
Until recently, Operation Fancy Free was the only non-profit in our county dedicated to feline welfare. Previously they were running 2 programs: a TNR program and a foster to adopt program. In July 2018, it was decided they needed to cut back to just one program and closed the foster to adopt side of their operations. Several of us were involved with OFF's foster to adopt program. We recruited a few friends to join us and started our own organization to focus on the foster to adopt side of feline welfare while OFF continues to focus on TNR in our county.
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