Wendy's Feline Friends

A 1228 Holly Vista Drive, Colonial Beach, VA 22443 shelter helping to find loving homes for cats.

Contact

Wendy Erskine

Phone

804-224-1079

wendysfelinefriends@yahoo.com

Website

https://www.facebook.com/Wendys-Feline-Friends-130440362294

Pets at Wendy's Feline Friends

Fancy

Female, Young
Domestic Shorthair

Hope

Female, Young
Domestic Shorthair

Gracie

Female, Adult
Domestic Mediumhair

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Areas Wendy's Feline Friends Serves

States of Virginia, Maryland and the District of Columbia, for starters.

Wendy's Feline Friends's Adoption Process

Adopters must come to our shelter to adopt. Unfixed cats (under 6 months) must be fixed at 6 months of age. Suggested donation for an unfixed cat is $75. Suggested donation for a fixed cat is $125. Adopters must sign a contract.

About Wendy's Feline Friends

Wendy's Feline Friends are free-range living within the shelter, which is actually Wendy's home. The house is dedicated to the cats including cat trees as far as the eye can see! Here at the shelter, we have a protected backyard for the cats to explore & wander within. Wendy's cats receive complete veterinary care (including spayed), and are FeLV negative.

WFF is a certified 501(c)(3) non-profit organization!

Come Meet Wendy's Feline Friends's Pets

Feel free to stop by Wendy's Feline Friends any day of the week from 2PM-6PM. Your purrfect fur baby is awaiting you!

Got a question? Interested in one of our cats? Please call (804) 224-1079 or email us: wendysfelinefriends@yahoo.com

Wendy's Feline Friends's Adopted Pets

See Adopted Pets List

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