Rascal
Male, Adult
Domestic Longhair
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CLAWS Rescue and Adoption Center
A 2214 Sanford Dr. #A5, Grand Junction, CO 81505 rescue helping to find loving homes for Cats.
Pets at CLAWS Rescue and Adoption Center
- Any
- Cats
- Any
- Baby
- Puppy
- Kitten
- Young
- Adult
- Senior
- Any
- Male
- Female
Dotty
Female, Adult
Domestic Shorthair
Sam
Male, Adult
Domestic Shorthair
Anchovy
Female, Kitten
Russian Blue
Tuna
Male, Kitten
Russian Blue
Harold
Male, Adult
Domestic Longhair
Racer
Male, Kitten
Domestic Shorthair
Tuesday
Female, Young
Domestic Longhair
Duke
Male, Senior
Domestic Shorthair
Mac
Male, Adult
Domestic Shorthair
Angel
Male, Adult
Domestic Longhair
Tillie
Female, Young
Burmese
Tinkerbell
Female, Adult
Domestic Longhair
Apricat
Male, Kitten
Domestic Shorthair
Butterfly
Female, Young
Manx
Holly
Female, Kitten
Domestic Shorthair
Cookie
Female, Adult
Domestic Longhair
Rio (Charger)
Female, Adult
Domestic Longhair
Ben
Male, Young
Domestic Shorthair
Terri
Female, Young
Domestic Shorthair
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Areas CLAWS Rescue and Adoption Center Serves
We help cats and kittens in Mesa County, as well as surrounding areas. We have taken cats from Glenwood Springs, Utah, Delta, Montrose, Olathe, and some locations in New Mexico. If we are contacted by someone needing assistance, we try to help, regardless of their zip code.
CLAWS Rescue and Adoption Center's Adoption Process
CLAWS' goal is to get every cat and kitten ready for adoption as soon as possible! Our process includes a full medical check-up, all necessary shots, spay/neuter, socialization if necessary. Once our felines are ready for public view...they participate in one of our Saturday Adoption Events at PetSmart from 10 am to 5 pm!
How To Find Your Best Feline Friend
1. Find the cat you would like to adopt2. Fill out an application and be approved. We care about the welfare of our cats and kittens, and therefore require a completed adoption form that is reviewed and approved by a CLAWS representative. We do reserve the right to refuse any applicants. All adopters will be contacted for a follow-up to ensure that their new cat/kitten is doing well and to answer any questions they may have. 3. Pay the adoption fee: $65 for cats plus $15 for micro-chipping and registration; $85 for kittens (six months old or younger) plus $15 for micro-chipping and registration (see information below). We do not discount cats; the difference in adoption fees is to give an adult cat the same chances for adoption as a kitten. This fee covers a portion of our costs to provide medical care ( wormed, vaccinated, flea-free and tested for FeLV, FIV and heartworm), spay/neuter, food, and shelter while in our care. Of course, if you would like to donate a little bit extra to the cause....we wouldn't turn it down!4. Make a difference in your new best friend's life!
About CLAWS Rescue and Adoption Center
A non-profit 501c3 organization. •The largest cat rescue on the Western Slope. •A guaranteed adoption facility - our cats have a home with us until they are adopted. •95% of our services and activities are performed by volunteers. The Importance of Spay/Neuter Unfortunately, there are just too many cats. In the United States it is estimated that there are 60 million house cats and also a feral population of approximately 60 million. Research shows that any unsterilized house cat will contribute to the feral population within its first 2 years of life. The only real solution to overpopulation is spay/neuter, and every responsible cat owner should make sterilization a priority to ensure that their pet does not contribute to the tragedy and suffering of cats in feral colonies. Adoption is the Best Option! All CLAWS cats are spayed/neutered before adoption with no exceptions. In addition, they are tested for FIV/FELV, receive their vaccinations, are dewormed and microchipped. This ensures that CLAWS cats are preferable to kittens or cats offered for free in newspapers or online. Are Free Cats Really Free? NO! Responsible cat owners know that to spay/neuter, microchip, vaccinate, and get a health check by a vet will cost them far more than the adoption fee charged by CLAWS. Where Do CLAWS Cats Come From? CLAWS does its best to help all cats in need in the Grand Valley. Many cats are brought to us from agencies such as Mesa County Animal Services. Some cats are surrendered by people who may have to move or who have lost their homes. Litters of kittens are brought to us by owners who have not spayed/neutered their own cats. And some are simply found - frightened, hungry and in need. They are brought to us as their last chance at finding a loving home. Cat's Lives Are Worth Saving!! "Saving one animal won't change the world, but it will change the world for that one animal." -Author Unknown
Come Meet CLAWS Rescue and Adoption Center's Pets
Our volunteers are in every morning for 5 to 6 hours to clean the shelter, and provide food, water, care and love for the kitties. If you are interested in meeting adoptable cats at the shelter, please call the shelter in advance to make an appointment. We also hold adoption events every Saturday at PetSmart in Grand Junction. Please note that CLAWS' kittens are housed in foster care, not the shelter.