My basic info
- Breed
- American Shorthair
- Age
- 7 years 9 months old, Adult
- Sex
- Female
- Color
- Gray or Blue (Mostly)
- Hair Length
- Not listed
- Pet ID
- ps_1133216-301551
My details
- Good With Cats
- Litter Box Trained
My health
- Shots current
- Spayed/neutered
My story
Contact info
Website
http://www.arfok.org
Their adoption process
You must visit ARF's facility in Bartlesville to meet the pet you are interested in adopting. An adoption application is required (available on our web site) including 2 references (non-family) which are checked and potential adopter must agree to a home visit if requested.
Adoption steps
- Visit the Facility and Find a Pet
- Submit Application
- Personal references will be checked and landlord will be contacted.
- Home Check
- Home check will be at our discretion depending on the situation.
- Sign Adoption Contract
- Pay Fee
Go meet their pets
ARF is open Monday through Saturday from 1pm - 4pm by appointment. Visit our web site to view pets available for adoption or lost/found pets in our area.
More about this rescue
ARF is a non-profit 501 (c) (3) all volunteer organization. Our rescue/adoption sanctuary is home to an average of 30 cats/kittens and 15-25 rescue dogs. Some rescues are kept in foster homes. We are located on 18 acres which includes our rescue/adoption sanctuary and a 5-acre membership dog park. Future plans include additional buildings and a memorial park.
We do not receive any monetary assistance from city, county or state agencies. Our rescue/adoption facility is operated by volunteers who are willing to open their hearts to care for those who have been abandoned. Some will be adopted and some will never be adopted, but they will always have a safe and loving home at ARF.
We believe that the spay or neuter of pets is the only solution to pet overpopulation.
We do not receive any monetary assistance from city, county or state agencies. Our rescue/adoption facility is operated by volunteers who are willing to open their hearts to care for those who have been abandoned. Some will be adopted and some will never be adopted, but they will always have a safe and loving home at ARF.
We believe that the spay or neuter of pets is the only solution to pet overpopulation.