My basic info
- Breed
- Tabby
- Age
- 2 months old, Kitten
- Sex
- Female
- Color
- Gray, Blue or Silver Tabby
- Hair Length
- medium
- Pet ID
- A26021
My details
- Good With Kids
My health
- Shots current
My story
Contact info
Website
https://asap325.com
Address
Abilene, TX 79602
Their adoption process
We always perform home inspections, to ensure a safe environment for the animal. We also require supervised meet and greets with any existing pets, to ensure there are no issues.
Adoption steps
- Submit Application
- Approve Application
- Home Check
- Meet the Pet
- Take the Pet Home
More about this rescue
Hi, we're Don and Trish, and we run ASAP. We have been involved with animal rescue in different aspects for about 20 years now.
We are a 501(c)3 non-profit organization in good standing, 100% donation-based — powered by our awesome followers like you!
Our mission here at ASAP is two-fold:
To feed strays in the Abilene TX area
To assist owners locate and capture their lost pets
We are not a traditional rescue facility and do not take in strays on a regular basis. We do take them in if they have medical issues or are in a dangerous location. We have a two-pen enclosure in the back for temporary holding, and rely on in-home fosters for longer term animals.
We also help our community by trapping feral cats and taking them in to be neutered/spayed and then released back to where they were trapped (TNR).
We are a 501(c)3 non-profit organization in good standing, 100% donation-based — powered by our awesome followers like you!
Our mission here at ASAP is two-fold:
To feed strays in the Abilene TX area
To assist owners locate and capture their lost pets
We are not a traditional rescue facility and do not take in strays on a regular basis. We do take them in if they have medical issues or are in a dangerous location. We have a two-pen enclosure in the back for temporary holding, and rely on in-home fosters for longer term animals.
We also help our community by trapping feral cats and taking them in to be neutered/spayed and then released back to where they were trapped (TNR).