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PawPrints Across the Heart

2506 Windyside Court, Odenton, MD 21113

Contact Sharon Peacock
Email s-peacock@comcast.net
Phone (410) 695-1176
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Areas PawPrints Across the Heart serves

Pawprints Across the Heart is located in Anne Arundel County, Maryland

PawPrints Across the Heart's adoption process

Additional adoption info

We do have a contract that we ask to be filled out before we will release a cat or kitten to an individual. We also will not adopt to anyone under 18 years of age. There is a donation of $125.00 to adopt any of our rescued kitties. Health records will be released to the adopter at the time of adoption.

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