Caswell Pet Lifeline
Animal rescue in Mebane, North Carolina
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Rescue FAQs
Caswell Pet Lifeline is a non-profit, all volunteer organization. All our pets are cared for in volunteer foster homes. We do not have a shelter or facility to maintain. PLEASE contact us via e-mail or submit an adoption application from our website : CaswellPetLifeline.org
Our rescue cats and kittens come to us from a variety of sources. Many come from the overcrowded local county animal shelter with a high-kill rate.
Our organization is also committed to promoting spay/neuter in the community and we offer a monthly low cost clinic.
Our rescue cats and kittens come to us from a variety of sources. Many come from the overcrowded local county animal shelter with a high-kill rate.
Our organization is also committed to promoting spay/neuter in the community and we offer a monthly low cost clinic.
We serve primarily the areas of Danville, VA, all of Caswell County NC, Burlington NC, and also extend to Greensboro, Durham, Chapel Hill . We also welcome pet adoption inquiries from other areas.
Additional adoption info
If you see a cat you would like to adopt, please go to our website to complete an adoption application interest form. Contact us by e-mail for additional information about the pet(s) you are interested in potentially adopting.
Adoption fee includes spay/neuter, testing for feline leukemia/FIV, de-worming, rabies and distemper vaccination (initial + booster in most cases). Flea treatment and ear mite treatments if needed.
Adoption fee includes spay/neuter, testing for feline leukemia/FIV, de-worming, rabies and distemper vaccination (initial + booster in most cases). Flea treatment and ear mite treatments if needed.
