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Areas Buster's Friends - Fort Worth serves
Busters Friends started out in the Houston metroplex in August 2009 and expanded its footprint into the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex area in January 2016 .
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We provide medical care in the form of vaccinations, testing, microchipping, spay/neuter services to all of our cats prior to adopting them into loving, forever homes. The adoption fee is $100 for cats older than 9 months; $125 for kittens 9 months and younger. An application must be filled out prior to adoption.
We provide medical care in the form of vaccinations, testing, microchipping, spay/neuter services to all of our cats prior to adopting them into loving, forever homes. The adoption fee is $100 for cats older than 9 months; $125 for kittens 9 months and younger. An application must be filled out prior to adoption.
About Buster's Friends - Fort Worth
Busters Friends, Inc. is a rescue group and non-profit 501c3 organization dedicated to helping homeless and abandoned adult cats and kittens find permanent homes through our network of foster homes. We are not a shelter or facility, and all animals in our program are fostered by individuals who keep the cat at their residence until it is adopted. This foster care for cats and kittens gives them specialized care in a nurturing home environment.
Busters Friends was created in memory of Jennifer Fields, who spent countless hours rescuing and fostering hundreds of Houston’s homeless animals prior to losing her battle to cancer in May 2009. As a tribute to Jennifer and her dedication, we named the group after her beloved dog Buster, who made the journey to the Rainbow Bridge in August 2008.
Busters Friends, Inc. is a rescue group and non-profit 501c3 organization dedicated to helping homeless and abandoned adult cats and kittens find permanent homes through our network of foster homes. We are not a shelter or facility, and all animals in our program are fostered by individuals who keep the cat at their residence until it is adopted. This foster care for cats and kittens gives them specialized care in a nurturing home environment.
Busters Friends was created in memory of Jennifer Fields, who spent countless hours rescuing and fostering hundreds of Houston’s homeless animals prior to losing her battle to cancer in May 2009. As a tribute to Jennifer and her dedication, we named the group after her beloved dog Buster, who made the journey to the Rainbow Bridge in August 2008.
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