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We’re not gonna sugar coat it, Orange here is the textbook definition of “an orange cat.” They’re super super friendly, and also super super playful. A play session followed immediately by a cuddle session? Sign them up immediately!! Just be prepared, as we all know with orange cats, they can be a little chaotic at times. In our opinion, that’s what makes them so special! What other cat types (black, tabby, etc.) have the reputation of just pure fun loving vibes?? Your life would never be dull ever again with this lil cutie! If you’re feeling up to live the orange cat lifestyle, send us a filled out application at wchsadopt@gmail.com!
We’re not gonna sugar coat it, Orange here is the textbook definition of “an orange cat.” They’re super super friendly, and also super super playful. A play session followed immediately by a cuddle session? Sign them up immediately!! Just be prepared, as we all know with orange cats, they can be a little chaotic at times. In our opinion, that’s what makes them so special! What other cat types (black, tabby, etc.) have the reputation of just pure fun loving vibes?? Your life would never be dull ever again with this lil cutie! If you’re feeling up to live the orange cat lifestyle, send us a filled out application at wchsadopt@gmail.com!
Our adoptions are processed same day! All we ask is for an adoption questionnaire and survey to be completed as well as a copy of the adopter's state ID in order to assure they are at least 18 years old.
Each animal has a fee which must be paid at the time of adoption and there is a small amount of paper to be completed as well.
We ask that adopted animals safely leave the shelter either in a carrier or in a leash and collar.
All adoptable animals have been spayed/neutered, received, age appropriate vaccinations, and a microchip! Cats have been tested for FIV and FeLV. Dogs have been tested for heartworm as well as kept current on flea and heartworm prevention.
Our adoptions are processed same day! All we ask is for an adoption questionnaire and survey to be completed as well as a copy of the adopter's state ID in order to assure they are at least 18 years old.
Each animal has a fee which must be paid at the time of adoption and there is a small amount of paper to be completed as well.
We ask that adopted animals safely leave the shelter either in a carrier or in a leash and collar.
All adoptable animals have been spayed/neutered, received, age appropriate vaccinations, and a microchip! Cats have been tested for FIV and FeLV. Dogs have been tested for heartworm as well as kept current on flea and heartworm prevention.
Business Hours are Tuesday and Wednesday from noon to 7pm and Thursday through Sunday from noon to 5pm.
Adoptions end a half hour before closing.
Business Hours are Tuesday and Wednesday from noon to 7pm and Thursday through Sunday from noon to 5pm.
Adoptions end a half hour before closing.
More about this shelter
The Wood County Humane Society was originally founded in 1904, and has been committed to the well-being of many different species of domesticated animals that require our help. In 1988, the Minniebelle Conley Shelter was established through the generous legacy of the Minniebelle Conley Trust, and our current location was built to provide these services, and has continually been doing so since. We are a private, non-profit, limited admission, 501(c) (3) organization and rely on the generous contributions and donations of our members and residents of Wood County. We do not receive any funding from the ASPCA or the Humane Society of the United States for our daily operations.
The Wood County Humane Society was originally founded in 1904, and has been committed to the well-being of many different species of domesticated animals that require our help. In 1988, the Minniebelle Conley Shelter was established through the generous legacy of the Minniebelle Conley Trust, and our current location was built to provide these services, and has continually been doing so since. We are a private, non-profit, limited admission, 501(c) (3) organization and rely on the generous contributions and donations of our members and residents of Wood County. We do not receive any funding from the ASPCA or the Humane Society of the United States for our daily operations.