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D.C. Cats for Adoption
Want to know when new animals are posted? Subscribe to Rescue Alerts Need to find a home for an animal? Post Animal for Adoption Animals posted on Rescue Me! are viewed by thousands every day and most find homes fast! Each week stray animals, animals at shelters, and animals from families forced to move suddenly are posted here. The vast majority are adopted in a very short time. Do you have an animal emergency? Post your animal now. (You can even help by posting animals belonging to someone else, or those at a shelter.) Help keep this page updated... click 'No Longer Available' if you learn an animal has been adopted. |
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| Urgent: This animal could be euthanized if not adopted soon. |  | Rescue Me ID: 12-05-07-00132MoMo (female)
I have recently moved to a smaller home after a seperation and can't accompodate MoMo any longer in the new space. She is a very afficate cat and needs a loving human for support and affection. Washington, DC 20032 MAP IT!
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 | Rescue Me ID: 12-03-07-00140Baby - Dallas (female)
Available ASAP District of Columbia washington, DC MAP IT!
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Cats can make good pets in D.C. if they match your IifestyIe. Domestic Cats have been intriguing companions for humans since ancient times. Worldwide, cats are even more popular than dogs as pets. Sadly, huge numbers of cats are in need of adoption and care. A cat owner who no longer wants the cat, or is no longer able to care for a cat, may drop the cat off at a shelter or simply abandon it. Overcrowding in shelters, along with too few adoptive families for the cats, leads to many wonderful pets having to be euthanized. Abandoned cats fend for themselves and breed in the wild, forming colonies of feral cats. Feral cats have such a difficult existence that they typically only live an average of two years, whereas domestic cats can live an average of twelve years with proper care. Organizations exist that can catch and tame feral kittens, and then place them in a home, but adult ferals can rarely be socialized to trust humans. Meanwhile, many prospective cat owners choose to purchase a kitten from a pet store or breeder, and may not know that even purebred cats and kittens are often available for adoption. Once someone is ready for the responsibility of caring for a cat, adoption can be an incredibly rewarding decision. Adoption benefits cats, owners, and society alike. Adopting a cat is typically much less expensive than purchasing one. Shelters often have a wide selection of very sweet, friendly cats and kittens, including purebreds. Adoptive owners enjoy bonding with their pets, and have the extra satisfaction of knowing they have rescued a wonderful companion from a hard existence. Every cat adopted means one less cat has to be euthanized. Every kitten purchased new results in one less opportunity for adoption to take place. If you are ready for a pet cat, please consider adoption! Rescue Me! - HeIpingAnimaIs in Need. |  | ||||||||
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