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Stalker was brought to us with his brother Belle, at first we thought they were feral but we decided to keep them when we realized how friendly they were. He got the name Stalker from one of our employees because he follows you around the room seeking attention constantly. Estimated to be born April 2015To meet this adoptable pet, please fill out an adoption application at www.abandonedpetrescue.org and a team member will contact you to schedule an appointment.
Stalker was brought to us with his brother Belle, at first we thought they were feral but we decided to keep them when we realized how friendly they were. He got the name Stalker from one of our employees because he follows you around the room seeking attention constantly. Estimated to be born April 2015To meet this adoptable pet, please fill out an adoption application at www.abandonedpetrescue.org and a team member will contact you to schedule an appointment.
APR is opened BY APPOINTMENT Wednesday through Monday, 12-5pm. Closed Tuesday.
APR is opened BY APPOINTMENT Wednesday through Monday, 12-5pm. Closed Tuesday.
More about this shelter
Abandoned Pet Rescue (APR) is one of the largest no-kill animal shelters in South Florida with the mission of rescuing and sheltering abandoned and abused cats and dogs with the goal of finding them new homes. APR's adoption center has about 150 cats and 30 dogs, all of which receive nutritious meals, veterinary care, enrichment and love.
APR, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, was founded in 1996 by a group of volunteers who were trapping, spaying and neutering feral cats and quickly realized the greater need to help abandoned pets and advocate for a no-kill community. APR is funded solely by generous donors and grants.
Abandoned Pet Rescue (APR) is one of the largest no-kill animal shelters in South Florida with the mission of rescuing and sheltering abandoned and abused cats and dogs with the goal of finding them new homes. APR's adoption center has about 150 cats and 30 dogs, all of which receive nutritious meals, veterinary care, enrichment and love.
APR, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, was founded in 1996 by a group of volunteers who were trapping, spaying and neutering feral cats and quickly realized the greater need to help abandoned pets and advocate for a no-kill community. APR is funded solely by generous donors and grants.
