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Areas Kelley's Kritters serves
Cuyahoga, Summit and Geauga Counties
Kelley's Kritters's adoption process
Additional adoption info
You must be 21+ to adopt any of our cats or kittens. If you are renting, we must have proof that your landlord allows pets!
We do not advocate de-clawing and our pets are striclty INDOOR only!
The adoption fee for kittens (6 months or younger) is $75, kittens (6-12 months) is $60 and cats over 1 year of age is $50.
You must be 21+ to adopt any of our cats or kittens. If you are renting, we must have proof that your landlord allows pets!
We do not advocate de-clawing and our pets are striclty INDOOR only!
The adoption fee for kittens (6 months or younger) is $75, kittens (6-12 months) is $60 and cats over 1 year of age is $50.
About Kelley's Kritters
We are a NEW group of local, concerned citizens who passionately care for all animals, with a special focus on cats and kittens. Through a unique networking system with other area rescue groups, we can help more people with the many crisis they may face, as it relates to animals.
Some of our main goals include:
Animal rescue including removal of kittens & cats from harmful, abusive or abandoned areas.
Host adoption events to place cats & kittens into permanent, loving homes.
Assist residents in humane trapping of stray or feral cats, through Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) programs.
Advocate for spay & neuter services of owned and feral cats.
Establish a pet food bank to assist local residents and care-takers of feral cat colonies or for those who may not be able to afford pet food.
We are always in need of monetary donations to help pay for the medical expenses we continually incur! Please visit our website for a secure donation link!
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We are a NEW group of local, concerned citizens who passionately care for all animals, with a special focus on cats and kittens. Through a unique networking system with other area rescue groups, we can help more people with the many crisis they may face, as it relates to animals.
Some of our main goals include:
Animal rescue including removal of kittens & cats from harmful, abusive or abandoned areas.
Host adoption events to place cats & kittens into permanent, loving homes.
Assist residents in humane trapping of stray or feral cats, through Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) programs.
Advocate for spay & neuter services of owned and feral cats.
Establish a pet food bank to assist local residents and care-takers of feral cat colonies or for those who may not be able to afford pet food.
We are always in need of monetary donations to help pay for the medical expenses we continually incur! Please visit our website for a secure donation link!
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