Alley Cats and Angels Celebrates ‘Adopt a [Shelter] Cat Month’ During June

June 21, 2010 - PRLog -- During the spring and summer months, shelters and rescue groups all around the country are overwhelmed with litters of kittens in need of homes.  And we always have older cats available as well.  If you have been thinking about adding a furry feline to your family, now is the perfect time.  We have over 100 cats and kittens in our adoption program at this time…cats of all ages and personality types await the perfect matchup.  Such diversity could be overwhelming if it weren't for the experienced adoption counselors on hand to help families discover their kindred spirits in feline form.

In celebration of the American Humane's national Adopt a Cat Month and the ASPCA's Adopt a Shelter Cat Month, Alley Cats and Angels has sponsorships to encourage the adoption of adult cats. These sponsorships allow us to offer a special adoption fee of $50 for all adult cats (cats over the age of 1 year) adopted during the month of June.  All cats have received wellness exams, are spayed/neutered, tested for FeLV/FIV, fully vaccinated (FVRCP/FeLV initial vaccination and booster, and rabies vaccinated), treated for intestinal parasites/ear mites/fleas, and microchipped with Home Again microchips with shelter paid registration.

You may view animals currently available for adoption by visiting www.alleycatsandangels.org and by visiting us at our adoption events to be held at PetSmart Knightdale on June 19, 20, 26, and 27  (PetSmart, 220 Hinton Oaks Boulevard, Knightdale, NC  27545, 919-266-1019).  If you happen to meet that simpatico cat, that kindred spirit, our counselors will be happy to facilitate the adoption.

To learn more about the cats and how you can help, visit www.alleycatsandangels.org.  
Alley Cats and Angels
PO Box 785
Apex, NC  27545
info@alleycatsandangels.org

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Alley Cats and Angels (AC&A) is a 501(c)(3), non-profit, all volunteer, foster home based, cat rescue dedicated to improving the lives of the stray, abandoned, and feral cats and the overall reduction of homeless cats in the Triangle, NC area.