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Hello Guys & Dolls! Kitty here and I'd like to urge YOU to consider adopting a senior cat like myself before you start scrolling for kitten pictures! Why you ask? Well I am a professional lap sitter and I can guarantee you a kitten IS NOT. I know a thing or two about life; I know my likes and dislikes. And I am able to eloquently express my opinions. I no longer have any interest in countertop grazing. Frankly, I just can't leap anymore. Not a fan of pets on your counters, well good luck with a kitten! What else, oh I know feet are for and that they don't need to be attacked while under the covers. And during the numerous years I lived with my owner, I witnessed a range of human emotions. I know to comfort you when I see tears. Let's plan for years of love together, I sure would enjoy being back in a home. And I guarantee I will be a faithful companion. Kitty is ~ 13 years old. She has a bit of arthritis so some steps up to a window perch might be in order. Kitty is hyperthyroid and takes her medicine well. Treating hyperthyroidism is not much of an expense and we may even be able to assist. She has recently had a dental cleaning that required only a few extractions. We know there is someone out there who can give Kitty the home she desires. Will you help us find them?
Hello Guys & Dolls! Kitty here and I'd like to urge YOU to consider adopting a senior cat like myself before you start scrolling for kitten pictures! Why you ask? Well I am a professional lap sitter and I can guarantee you a kitten IS NOT. I know a thing or two about life; I know my likes and dislikes. And I am able to eloquently express my opinions. I no longer have any interest in countertop grazing. Frankly, I just can't leap anymore. Not a fan of pets on your counters, well good luck with a kitten! What else, oh I know feet are for and that they don't need to be attacked while under the covers. And during the numerous years I lived with my owner, I witnessed a range of human emotions. I know to comfort you when I see tears. Let's plan for years of love together, I sure would enjoy being back in a home. And I guarantee I will be a faithful companion. Kitty is ~ 13 years old. She has a bit of arthritis so some steps up to a window perch might be in order. Kitty is hyperthyroid and takes her medicine well. Treating hyperthyroidism is not much of an expense and we may even be able to assist. She has recently had a dental cleaning that required only a few extractions. We know there is someone out there who can give Kitty the home she desires. Will you help us find them?
Application can be completed at the shelter, or in advance at www.catwelfareassoc.org/adopt
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Our shelter is open from 11:00 am - 3:30 pm every day, except Wednesdays 11:00am - 7:00pm. Adoption application can be completed in advance, or at your visit to the shelter. Application is at www.catwelfareassoc.org/adopt The adoption fee covers vaccinations, flea treatment, de-worming, FIV & FeLV testing, microchipping, and spaying/neutering. All cats and kittens are spayed/neutered before they are adopted out.We offer a 30 day health guarantee and return policy, but we will always take back our cats if for some reason the adoptive parent can no longer care for them. However, after the 30 day period, no refunds or exchanges can be made.
We have many wonderful felines that you can choose from so please visit us when you have plenty of time to look around and find the cat that is just right for you. We accept cash, checks, VISA, Mastercard, Discover, and debit cards for payment.
Our shelter is open from 11:00 am - 3:30 pm every day, except Wednesdays 11:00am - 7:00pm. Adoption application can be completed in advance, or at your visit to the shelter. Application is at www.catwelfareassoc.org/adopt The adoption fee covers vaccinations, flea treatment, de-worming, FIV & FeLV testing, microchipping, and spaying/neutering. All cats and kittens are spayed/neutered before they are adopted out.We offer a 30 day health guarantee and return policy, but we will always take back our cats if for some reason the adoptive parent can no longer care for them. However, after the 30 day period, no refunds or exchanges can be made.
We have many wonderful felines that you can choose from so please visit us when you have plenty of time to look around and find the cat that is just right for you. We accept cash, checks, VISA, Mastercard, Discover, and debit cards for payment.
Stop in our shelter at 741 Wetmore Rd, Columbus OH 43214 to meet our cats & kittens. We are open every day 11am - 3:30pm, except Wednesdays 11am - 7pm. We are closed the first Thursday of each month, and all major holidays.
Stop in our shelter at 741 Wetmore Rd, Columbus OH 43214 to meet our cats & kittens. We are open every day 11am - 3:30pm, except Wednesdays 11am - 7pm. We are closed the first Thursday of each month, and all major holidays.
More about this shelter
The Cat Welfare Association was founded in 1945 by a small group of people who saw the need for an organization designed specifically to help the many stray and abused cats in the Columbus area. We are a non-profit organization with the mission of promoting better care and understanding of cats while providing for the physical welfare of homeless cats and kittens.
The cats taken into our care are strays and frequently have been abused or injured. We give them plenty of tender loving care along with any necessary medical treatment they might need. Our shelter provides a home for these cats and kittens until they are adopted-- whether it be for a short time or if they live out their lives here.
The Cat Welfare Association was founded in 1945 by a small group of people who saw the need for an organization designed specifically to help the many stray and abused cats in the Columbus area. We are a non-profit organization with the mission of promoting better care and understanding of cats while providing for the physical welfare of homeless cats and kittens.
The cats taken into our care are strays and frequently have been abused or injured. We give them plenty of tender loving care along with any necessary medical treatment they might need. Our shelter provides a home for these cats and kittens until they are adopted-- whether it be for a short time or if they live out their lives here.
