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Areas Branford Compassion Club serves
North Branford, Branford, and surrounding areas if need be.
Branford Compassion Club's adoption process
1.
Submit Application
Please download the application from our website, save it, fill it out, save again, and email to us.
2.
Visit the Facility and Find a Pet
Approved applicants are invited to the shelter to meet specific animals.
3.
Sign Adoption Contract
The final steps include paying a fee, reviewing and signing a contract, and purchasing supplies to welcome your new pet.
Additional adoption info
At the Branford Compassion Club, we require a potential adopter to fill out an application, which includes vet history and references, and is then reviewed by an officer of the shelter. There is an adoption fee of $150 for adult cats and $225 for kittens, this fee helps to offset the cost of all the medical procedures done prior to adoption such as:
Medically checked by a veterinarian
Tested for Feline Leukemia and Feline Immunodeficiency Virus
De-wormed and De-fleaed
Vaccinated against Distemper and Rabies (over 3 months of age)
Spayed/Neutered
At the Branford Compassion Club, we require a potential adopter to fill out an application, which includes vet history and references, and is then reviewed by an officer of the shelter. There is an adoption fee of $150 for adult cats and $225 for kittens, this fee helps to offset the cost of all the medical procedures done prior to adoption such as:
Medically checked by a veterinarian
Tested for Feline Leukemia and Feline Immunodeficiency Virus
De-wormed and De-fleaed
Vaccinated against Distemper and Rabies (over 3 months of age)
Spayed/Neutered
Branford Compassion Club (BCC) is a non-profit feline rescue organization that serves not only Branford, CT, but surrounding shoreline towns. The mission of the club is to provide for the feeding, shelter and care of homeless, abandoned and feral cats; to educate the public about the importance of spay/neuter population control, responsible pet ownership and kindness to animals; and to establish an ongoing community network to achieve these goals.
Branford Compassion Club was founded in November 1997, by a handful of compassionate Branford residents concerned with the growing population of feral cats. The residents united to form BCC to alleviate the hunger and suffering of feral cats in this community.
Branford Compassion Club (BCC) is a non-profit feline rescue organization that serves not only Branford, CT, but surrounding shoreline towns. The mission of the club is to provide for the feeding, shelter and care of homeless, abandoned and feral cats; to educate the public about the importance of spay/neuter population control, responsible pet ownership and kindness to animals; and to establish an ongoing community network to achieve these goals.
Branford Compassion Club was founded in November 1997, by a handful of compassionate Branford residents concerned with the growing population of feral cats. The residents united to form BCC to alleviate the hunger and suffering of feral cats in this community.
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