Samantha is a striking black and white bicolor cat (often called a tuxedo cat), with a classic crisp tuxedo pattern: glossy black fur covering her back, head, and tail, contrasted by bright white on her chest, paws, belly, and a little "blaze" up her face. She has vivid green eyes that light up with mischief and a petite, athletic build perfect for zooming around.
At her core, Samantha is pure playfulness—she's always ready for action, batting at dangling toys, chasing laser pointers across the room, pouncing on crinkly paper, or leaping onto shelves just because she can. She thrives on attention and will follow you from room to room, meowing insistently for pets, belly rubs, or lap time. When she's not tearing through the house in a burst of energy, she's curling up close, purring loudly and head-butting your hand until you give her the scratches she craves.
A total attention-loving goofball wrapped in elegant black-and-white fur!
Samantha is a striking black and white bicolor cat (often called a tuxedo cat), with a classic crisp tuxedo pattern: glossy black fur covering her back, head, and tail, contrasted by bright white on her chest, paws, belly, and a little "blaze" up her face. She has vivid green eyes that light up with mischief and a petite, athletic build perfect for zooming around.
At her core, Samantha is pure playfulness—she's always ready for action, batting at dangling toys, chasing laser pointers across the room, pouncing on crinkly paper, or leaping onto shelves just because she can. She thrives on attention and will follow you from room to room, meowing insistently for pets, belly rubs, or lap time. When she's not tearing through the house in a burst of energy, she's curling up close, purring loudly and head-butting your hand until you give her the scratches she craves.
A total attention-loving goofball wrapped in elegant black-and-white fur!
We charge $88 to adopt a cat or dog. We have the following criteria for placing animals: Dogs need a fenced yard and are not to be chained or left outdoors 24 - 7. We encourage annual vet visits, and we do follow-up phone calls to see how the family and animal are doing. We don't adopt cats to homes where they will be outdoors or if they are to be de-clawed. All animals are spayed/neutered and up to date on shots. Cats are given a felv test, which is included in our adoption price.
We charge $88 to adopt a cat or dog. We have the following criteria for placing animals: Dogs need a fenced yard and are not to be chained or left outdoors 24 - 7. We encourage annual vet visits, and we do follow-up phone calls to see how the family and animal are doing. We don't adopt cats to homes where they will be outdoors or if they are to be de-clawed. All animals are spayed/neutered and up to date on shots. Cats are given a felv test, which is included in our adoption price.
We are open by appointment at the convenience of the volunteer and the people looking for an animal.
We are open by appointment at the convenience of the volunteer and the people looking for an animal.
More about this shelter
Tombstone Small Animal Shelter was incorporated as a non-profit 501c3 in 1977. It is run by volunteers; we have a board that consists of a President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, and one member at large. We have 12 dog kennels (we reserve 2 for the Tombstone Marshal), including an indoor and outdoor area. We have seven spaces for cats. We have volunteers to walk the dogs, feed the cats and dogs 2 x a day, and clean cat and dog spaces and the yard 2 x a day. We have nine separate fenced yards to separate the dogs when playing who have personality differences. We do it because we want a first-class facility that is respected. Because of our No-Kill rules (except for illness beyond treatment or an aggressive dog or cat, all avenues have been exhausted). We do have a Facebook account attached to a First Giving donate button. We currently place all animals eligible for adoption on Adopt-a-Pet.com, and rescueme.org, as well as a listing in two Tombstone Newspapers and in the Sierra Vista and a Cochise county Newspaper weekly. WE HAVE OUR OWN WEBSITE: tombstoneanimalshelter.org. Check it out.
Tombstone Small Animal Shelter was incorporated as a non-profit 501c3 in 1977. It is run by volunteers; we have a board that consists of a President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, and one member at large. We have 12 dog kennels (we reserve 2 for the Tombstone Marshal), including an indoor and outdoor area. We have seven spaces for cats. We have volunteers to walk the dogs, feed the cats and dogs 2 x a day, and clean cat and dog spaces and the yard 2 x a day. We have nine separate fenced yards to separate the dogs when playing who have personality differences. We do it because we want a first-class facility that is respected. Because of our No-Kill rules (except for illness beyond treatment or an aggressive dog or cat, all avenues have been exhausted). We do have a Facebook account attached to a First Giving donate button. We currently place all animals eligible for adoption on Adopt-a-Pet.com, and rescueme.org, as well as a listing in two Tombstone Newspapers and in the Sierra Vista and a Cochise county Newspaper weekly. WE HAVE OUR OWN WEBSITE: tombstoneanimalshelter.org. Check it out.
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