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My name's Cannon, and though I'm just a whisker over a year old, I've already seen a bit of the world-or at least, a few different homes. I sport a coat of fiery red tabby, as if the flames of embers themselves decided to dance across my fur.
I arrived at my latest abode on April 25th, 2024, bleary-eyed and uncertain of my surroundings. Waking up this morning, the place seemed unfamiliar, and I found solace in hiding behind the toilet in the bathroom, accompanied by a fellow feline friend. Can you blame me? New places can be intimidating, even for a curious cat like myself.
But as the staff came in to tend to us, I soon realized they were pretty swell. They've taken care of the essentials-neutering, vaccinations-and soon enough, I'll be parasite-free with a clean bill of health. Not too shabby, huh?
Today, I mustered up the courage to explore beyond the confines of my hiding spot. Venturing into the common area, I scoped things out, assessing the layout and potential hangout spots. Nice digs, but I've got dreams of grandeur. I'm picturing a new home with towering windows that let in streams of sunlight and high ceilings that give me plenty of space to stretch and climb. Maybe a cozy shelf perched up high where I can lounge and watch the world go by at my leisure.
I'm eagerly awaiting the arrival of visitors, hoping they'll see the spark in my eyes and the warmth in my heart, and maybe even decide to take me to my forever home-one that's just right for a fiery feline like me.
My name's Cannon, and though I'm just a whisker over a year old, I've already seen a bit of the world-or at least, a few different homes. I sport a coat of fiery red tabby, as if the flames of embers themselves decided to dance across my fur.
I arrived at my latest abode on April 25th, 2024, bleary-eyed and uncertain of my surroundings. Waking up this morning, the place seemed unfamiliar, and I found solace in hiding behind the toilet in the bathroom, accompanied by a fellow feline friend. Can you blame me? New places can be intimidating, even for a curious cat like myself.
But as the staff came in to tend to us, I soon realized they were pretty swell. They've taken care of the essentials-neutering, vaccinations-and soon enough, I'll be parasite-free with a clean bill of health. Not too shabby, huh?
Today, I mustered up the courage to explore beyond the confines of my hiding spot. Venturing into the common area, I scoped things out, assessing the layout and potential hangout spots. Nice digs, but I've got dreams of grandeur. I'm picturing a new home with towering windows that let in streams of sunlight and high ceilings that give me plenty of space to stretch and climb. Maybe a cozy shelf perched up high where I can lounge and watch the world go by at my leisure.
I'm eagerly awaiting the arrival of visitors, hoping they'll see the spark in my eyes and the warmth in my heart, and maybe even decide to take me to my forever home-one that's just right for a fiery feline like me.
To view what animals we have for adoption, visit www.westmemphisanimalshelter.com or 24petconnect.com
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Submit Application
Online applications are available at www.westmemphisanimalshelter.com
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Meet the Pet
Appointments can be made with a staff member by phone or email. wmas@westmemphisar.gov
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Interview
Any questions about the adoption process should be directed to Trent Stacy at tstatcy@westmemphisar.gov
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Approve Application
Once your application has been approved, you will then make sure contract is signed and pay adoption fee before leaving the shelter.
Additional adoption info
Adoption fee for dogs is $100. Cat adoption fee is $40. Other animal adoption fees are quoted per animal. Adoption contract and application are required. Adoption fee includes micro-chipping of pet.
If adopting a dog/puppy, you must have a fenced in yard. Home checks are required and any previous history with animals, a vet reference is required.
Adoption fee for dogs is $100. Cat adoption fee is $40. Other animal adoption fees are quoted per animal. Adoption contract and application are required. Adoption fee includes micro-chipping of pet.
If adopting a dog/puppy, you must have a fenced in yard. Home checks are required and any previous history with animals, a vet reference is required.
Location: 500 South Loop Rd., West Memphis, AR 72301
Hours of Operation:
Monday thru Friday, hours 10am-4pm
Saturday, hours 9am-12 noon
Sunday, CLOSED
We are also CLOSED all Major Holidays.
Location: 500 South Loop Rd., West Memphis, AR 72301
Hours of Operation:
Monday thru Friday, hours 10am-4pm
Saturday, hours 9am-12 noon
Sunday, CLOSED
We are also CLOSED all Major Holidays.
More about this shelter
West Memphis Animal Shelter is a Municipal Animal Shelter for the City of West Memphis, Arkansas. We provide animal care and control for the city. State and local laws are enforced.
We are now Microchipping animals. Cost is $25.00 per chip, cheaper than most veterinarians in the area.
West Memphis Animal Shelter is a Municipal Animal Shelter for the City of West Memphis, Arkansas. We provide animal care and control for the city. State and local laws are enforced.
We are now Microchipping animals. Cost is $25.00 per chip, cheaper than most veterinarians in the area.