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cats & dogs at Central Falls Animal Control/Friends of Central Falls Animals
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Areas Central Falls Animal Control/Friends of Central Falls Animals serves
Friends of Central Falls Animal’s mission is to provide for the animal’s well being, while fostering an awareness of their importance in our lives. This mission includes our goal of improving the quality of life of animals and placing them into loving and permanent homes through rescue, extraordinary and compassionate care, and humane education. We also believe in the trap-neuter-release process, as an effort to lower the feral, free roaming cat population.
Central Falls Animal Control/Friends of Central Falls Animals's adoption process
1.
Submit Application
When one shows an interest in one of our animals we respond with an email and request that the potential adopter fill out the application.
2.
Approve Application
Once your application is emailed back to us, and a background check is completed, a meeting with the animal goes forward.
3.
Meet the Pet
All of our cats/kittens are in foster care. We are not set up for drop in visits so you will be called with appointment information.
4.
Pay Fee
Our adoption fee is $150.00 per pet.
5.
Take the Pet Home
Additional adoption info
Since the City of Central Falls does not have a shelter of its own, our dogs are primarily boarded at the Pawtucket, RI Animal Shelter. All of our dogs are managed by Officer Charlene Gaffney, ACO of Central Falls, RI.
You may visit the dogs during normal business hours:
M - F 10 -12 & 1 - 3 ~ Also on the weekends 10 - 2.
The cats within the city are fostered by a couple that has set aside a complete living space for housing the cats.
Cats may be seen by appointment.
You can visit our website at http://centralfallsanimals.org
Since the City of Central Falls does not have a shelter of its own, our dogs are primarily boarded at the Pawtucket, RI Animal Shelter. All of our dogs are managed by Officer Charlene Gaffney, ACO of Central Falls, RI.
You may visit the dogs during normal business hours:
M - F 10 -12 & 1 - 3 ~ Also on the weekends 10 - 2.
The cats within the city are fostered by a couple that has set aside a complete living space for housing the cats.
Cats may be seen by appointment.
You can visit our website at http://centralfallsanimals.org
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