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C.A.R.A
609 east 5th,
Tilton, IL 61833
ContactConnie Harrison
Emailrudykattoo@comcast.com
Phone(217) 799-8858
Website
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Areas C.A.R.A serves
We adopt are pets out of Tilton Illinois but are willing to take in pets from anywhere. (We Are No Kill!)
C.A.R.A's adoption process
Additional adoption info
An application is first filled out on past history and future of pet ownership and living conditions. A meet and greet is then arranged.
Once Approved
We suggest all family members and other pets be
introduced before final adoption. If the pet is already spayed and neutered they will be able to be taken home that same day.
We ask for a Donation of $80.00 to $100.00
Please Call Ahead for an Appointment
Ph: (217) 799-8858
An application is first filled out on past history and future of pet ownership and living conditions. A meet and greet is then arranged.
Once Approved
We suggest all family members and other pets be
introduced before final adoption. If the pet is already spayed and neutered they will be able to be taken home that same day.
We ask for a Donation of $80.00 to $100.00
Please Call Ahead for an Appointment
Ph: (217) 799-8858
About C.A.R.A
.A.R.A. Citizens for Animal Rescue and Adoption is a volunteer, non-profit organization who gives homeless animals a shelter until they find their forever homes. We have about 135 cats and 16 dogs who reside with us. We have spayed and neutered over 1200 animals and found homes for over 500 pets. C.A.R.A. takes in animals who are lost or surrendered and rehabilitates them until they are ready for adoption. We want to educate as many people as possible about the importance of adopting homeless animals and ways communities can get involved to help.
Our number one goal is to find the perfect match for our homeless pets and give them the best life we can until their forever home comes along. Products:The pets we adopt out are all up to date on vaccines, sterilized, microchipped, & have also had flea and ear treatment. We highly promote the importance of spaying and neutering & the effect it has on the pet overpopulation crises America is facing. C.A.R.A. has many goals for the future and we look forward to seeing them unfold.
.A.R.A. Citizens for Animal Rescue and Adoption is a volunteer, non-profit organization who gives homeless animals a shelter until they find their forever homes. We have about 135 cats and 16 dogs who reside with us. We have spayed and neutered over 1200 animals and found homes for over 500 pets. C.A.R.A. takes in animals who are lost or surrendered and rehabilitates them until they are ready for adoption. We want to educate as many people as possible about the importance of adopting homeless animals and ways communities can get involved to help.
Our number one goal is to find the perfect match for our homeless pets and give them the best life we can until their forever home comes along. Products:The pets we adopt out are all up to date on vaccines, sterilized, microchipped, & have also had flea and ear treatment. We highly promote the importance of spaying and neutering & the effect it has on the pet overpopulation crises America is facing. C.A.R.A. has many goals for the future and we look forward to seeing them unfold.
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