CRAZY CAT CHICKS
Animal rescue in KUNKLETOWN, Pennsylvania
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KUNKLETOWN, PA 18058Hours of Operation
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KUNKLETOWN, PA 18058Hours of Operation
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KUNKLETOWN, PA 18058Hours of Operation
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NICOLE JEDREJCZYKPhone
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Adoptable Pets at CRAZY CAT CHICKS
1 - 6 of 6 pets available
Rescue FAQs
After Covid, trappers werent trapping and we started to see the impact of this first hand. me and a few close friends that are already in rescue started to trap and work as an overflow holding area for kittens while the other rescues in the area are beyond capacity. We want to work together with mulitple other rescues and work towards the same goal together.
We rescue kittens from Carbon, Monroe, Lehigh & Northampton Counties.
We do not limit our adopters to this area. As long as you are able to travel to one of our locations for adoptions and you are approved, you can adopt.
We do not limit our adopters to this area. As long as you are able to travel to one of our locations for adoptions and you are approved, you can adopt.
Adoption steps
- Submit ApplicationONCE SOMEONE IS INTERESTED IN ADOPTING A CERTAIN KITTEN THEY SUBMIT AN APPLICATION FOR THE KITTEN AND WE REVIEW THE APPLICATION
- InterviewWE CALL THE POTENTIAL ADOPTER AFTER VET/ REF CHECK IS DONE.IF ALL GOES WELL THEY ARE MARKED AS APPROVED TO ADOPT FROM US
- Meet the PetTHEY CAN THEN SET UP TO MEET THE KITTEN AND IF THE MEET GOES WELL AND IT STILL IS A GOOD FIT ON ALL SIDES, THEY CAN ADOPT
Additional adoption info
If any uncertainty with the potential adopter we have the right to deny the adopter from being able to adopt from us.
Most of our kittens are raised from only a few days old and have more human contact than most. Our fosters have children, other cats and dogs in the home and our kittens adapt better to home with other animals.
Most of our kittens are raised from only a few days old and have more human contact than most. Our fosters have children, other cats and dogs in the home and our kittens adapt better to home with other animals.
