CLEVER, SHY, AND LOVES TO PLAY. GREAT WITH OTHER CATS, GOOD WITH GENTLE KIDS (OLDER KIDS PREFERRED), AND COULD BE OK WITH A CALM DOG. I am a shy girl, but I love to play! A great way to help me come out of my shell is to use string toys to play with me – I love those! I also really like running around in cat tunnels and climbing cat trees as well. I’m super quick and clever when avoiding being held, but if you can get me in a cradle hold with my tail tucked up to my tummy, I’ll often let you hold me for a few minutes that way. Eventually, I’ll become more comfortable with being pet, but right now I prefer being pet on my back first before letting you pet my face. When I’m taking a rest from playing, I like to snuggle up with another kitten, so having a buddy in my new home would be really comforting for me. Another thing that helps me settle in and become more comfortable in my surroundings is watching or listening to “cat tv” on YouTube – the chirping birds often help me relax more. I also really like having a soft/fluffy cat bed to sleep (and sometimes nurse) on while I get used to my new home.
CLEVER, SHY, AND LOVES TO PLAY. GREAT WITH OTHER CATS, GOOD WITH GENTLE KIDS (OLDER KIDS PREFERRED), AND COULD BE OK WITH A CALM DOG. I am a shy girl, but I love to play! A great way to help me come out of my shell is to use string toys to play with me – I love those! I also really like running around in cat tunnels and climbing cat trees as well. I’m super quick and clever when avoiding being held, but if you can get me in a cradle hold with my tail tucked up to my tummy, I’ll often let you hold me for a few minutes that way. Eventually, I’ll become more comfortable with being pet, but right now I prefer being pet on my back first before letting you pet my face. When I’m taking a rest from playing, I like to snuggle up with another kitten, so having a buddy in my new home would be really comforting for me. Another thing that helps me settle in and become more comfortable in my surroundings is watching or listening to “cat tv” on YouTube – the chirping birds often help me relax more. I also really like having a soft/fluffy cat bed to sleep (and sometimes nurse) on while I get used to my new home.
To adopt you may call us at: (972) 370-9250
Email us at: animalservices@thecolonytx.gov
Or visit us at: 4720 E Lake Highlands Dr, The Colony, TX 75056
The fee to adopt an animal, regardless of age or species, is $95.
To adopt you may call us at: (972) 370-9250
Email us at: animalservices@thecolonytx.gov
Or visit us at: 4720 E Lake Highlands Dr, The Colony, TX 75056
The fee to adopt an animal, regardless of age or species, is $95.
Animal Shelter: 4720 E Lake Highlands Dr, The Colony, TX 75056
Phone: (972) 370-9250 Email: animalservices@thecolonytx.gov
Hours:
Tuesday - Friday 10 am - 6 pm
Saturday - Sunday 10 am - 4 pm
Monday Closed
Animal Shelter: 4720 E Lake Highlands Dr, The Colony, TX 75056
Phone: (972) 370-9250 Email: animalservices@thecolonytx.gov
Hours:
Tuesday - Friday 10 am - 6 pm
Saturday - Sunday 10 am - 4 pm
Monday Closed
More about this shelter
The Colony Animal Services strives to protect andTCAS LOGO-UPDATED nurture The City of The Colony’s lost, homeless, abused, injured, and sick pets. We seek to provide animals the opportunity to be reclaimed, adopted, rehabilitated, or rescued. It is the mission for the Animal Service Officers and volunteers to pursue a positive synergy and to serve the citizens and pets of The Colony.
Animal Services is committed to saving each and every animal that comes into our care. Over the last few years, we have improved our live release rate to 97%. We hold our standards high at keeping this percentage, and in doing so, we ask our rescue partners and citizens to help us pursue finding our animals forever homes.
Every year, we get over a hundred injured and sick animals that need our help. In order for us to help them, we use our donated medical fund to give them the proper care and treatment they need. The only way for us to provide this needed medical care is through our generous financial donors. Every penny donated is sent to our medical fund. Please help us continue this much needed medical care for our animals by donating. Even if you cannot donate, it is a huge help to share posts on social media.
The Colony Animal Services strives to protect andTCAS LOGO-UPDATED nurture The City of The Colony’s lost, homeless, abused, injured, and sick pets. We seek to provide animals the opportunity to be reclaimed, adopted, rehabilitated, or rescued. It is the mission for the Animal Service Officers and volunteers to pursue a positive synergy and to serve the citizens and pets of The Colony.
Animal Services is committed to saving each and every animal that comes into our care. Over the last few years, we have improved our live release rate to 97%. We hold our standards high at keeping this percentage, and in doing so, we ask our rescue partners and citizens to help us pursue finding our animals forever homes.
Every year, we get over a hundred injured and sick animals that need our help. In order for us to help them, we use our donated medical fund to give them the proper care and treatment they need. The only way for us to provide this needed medical care is through our generous financial donors. Every penny donated is sent to our medical fund. Please help us continue this much needed medical care for our animals by donating. Even if you cannot donate, it is a huge help to share posts on social media.
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