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Areas Happy Cat Sanctuary serves
We rescue stray, feral and lost cats and kittens from Strathmore, Alberta and it's surrounding rural and small communities. We adopt our cats into wonderful homes all over Alberta, including Calgary.
Happy Cat Sanctuary's adoption process
Additional adoption info
Our adoption fee is $125 for a kitten, $110 for an adult cat, and $90 for a senior cat (over 6) We also have special pricing for bonded pairs of cats which will be listed on the biographies of those particular cats. We ask that you please fill out our questionairre which is available on our website, and read the adoption contract as well. Once we receive your adoption questionairre we will have the adoption commitee review it and a volunteer will contact you within 24 hours. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact us.
Our adoption fee is $125 for a kitten, $110 for an adult cat, and $90 for a senior cat (over 6) We also have special pricing for bonded pairs of cats which will be listed on the biographies of those particular cats. We ask that you please fill out our questionairre which is available on our website, and read the adoption contract as well. Once we receive your adoption questionairre we will have the adoption commitee review it and a volunteer will contact you within 24 hours. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact us.
About Happy Cat Sanctuary
We are a small group of volunteers who started this much needed organization in our area in December of 2003. Our dedication and love for what we do has helped make Happy Cat a trusted source to help the hundreds of stray, abandoned and feral cats around our community. Because Happy Cat is a relatively small rescue group, we have a limited amount of space to house our cats until permanent homes can be found. Therefore we are always in need of foster homes and safe places for these cats to stay on a temporary basis. Each cat that comes to us is special and deserving of not just a warm home but lot's of love too.
We are a small group of volunteers who started this much needed organization in our area in December of 2003. Our dedication and love for what we do has helped make Happy Cat a trusted source to help the hundreds of stray, abandoned and feral cats around our community. Because Happy Cat is a relatively small rescue group, we have a limited amount of space to house our cats until permanent homes can be found. Therefore we are always in need of foster homes and safe places for these cats to stay on a temporary basis. Each cat that comes to us is special and deserving of not just a warm home but lot's of love too.
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