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Areas Kitty Kottage Dothan serves
Kitty Kottage serves the Wiregrass and surrounding areas
Kitty Kottage Dothan's adoption process
Additional adoption info
Most kittens/cats are $75 which includes all first year FRCP vaccinations, including rabies, FeLv/FIV tested, UTD on worm and flea prevention at time of adoption, and spay/neuter when of age. A free wellness checkup is provided free within 5 business days of adoption.
Most kittens/cats are $75 which includes all first year FRCP vaccinations, including rabies, FeLv/FIV tested, UTD on worm and flea prevention at time of adoption, and spay/neuter when of age. A free wellness checkup is provided free within 5 business days of adoption.
About Kitty Kottage Dothan
Kitty Kottage is a no kill rescue which specializes in momma cats and kittens and orphan kittens, including bottle babies.
Kitty Kottage is a no kill rescue which specializes in momma cats and kittens and orphan kittens, including bottle babies.
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