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Attention New Yorkers and Pet Lovers! Adoptapalooza Returns to NYC’s Washington Square Park This Sunday, September 12

Puppies, kittens, cats and dogs will be up for adoption, most with microchips and all vaccinated, spayed or neutered. Adopting a pet helps find an animal a permanent home and makes room for another at the shelter or rescue center.

AAPAW Mega Adoption Events have found homes for 1,716 pets, with a goal of 2010 adoptions by the end of this year. For more information, call (210) 627-6065 or visit www.aapaw.org.

From Brother Wolf Rescue in Asheville, NC: I was rescued from an abusive home just days before I gave birth to 6 kittens. I arrived at my foster home with my six 3-day-old kittens and I then took on 2 more kittens who had been abandoned. I was a fantastic mother to these eight kittens. I am just over a year old. I am a VERY sweet gal. I love to cuddle. I talk to get your attention – I just love to be the center of attention now that my babies are on their own. Please call my foster mom so you can meet such a precious lady; her number is (828) 778-3011. ps  Avon is up-to-date with routine shots, house trained and spayed/neutered.

See Avon’s Petfinder.com page: HERE

From Robeson County Animal Shelter, St Pauls, NC:  Look at this handsome little dude!  Can you imagine what fun he would have with a forever home.  You would have fun watching him grow into a stunning Mancat.  Are you the ones to give this little fella a chance for happiness?

See his Petfinder.com page: HERE

Bring the whole family down to the Seattle Humane Society THIS WEEKEND, Aug. 14-15, for Catapalooza, our 5th annual celebration of cats! From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., we’ll have hundreds of wonderful cats and kittens up for adoption. Even our shelter dogs, bunnies, birds, and other critters will be joining in on the fun!

If you’ve been thinking about adding a new furry member to your family, this is the weekend to do it! The adoption fee for Seattle Humane kittens will be $50 for one, or $90 for two. For cats one year and older, the adoption fee is waived this weekend only!

Find out more about it at:  Catapalooza is this Weekend!.

From Robeson County Animal Control, St Pauls, NC:  d# 45733  This quiet, lovable, young cat would dearly love to go home with you.  She is an itty bitty sweetie not even as big as her litter box, but she is big on love, let her share some with you!

See her Petfinder.com page: HERE

CODE RED URGENT: Cat Adoption Team is assisting a rescue out of the Greensboro, NC area in an effort to find a home for two cats who may face euthanasia by the end of September.

The two 10-year-olds (approximate) have been sterilized and are declawed. (Note – I do not recommend declawing cats.)

If you can help, send an e-mail to catadoptionteam@earthlink.net.

See the cross-post: HERE

From Robeson County Animal Shelter, St Pauls, NC: Id# 45743 Playful little kitten looking for her furrever home.  Just take a look at that sweet face and those extra long whiskers.  She would just love to love on you!

See her Petfinder.com page:HERE

Pima Animal Care Center, 4000 N. Silverbell Road, and the Humane Society of Southern Arizona, 3450 N. Kelvin Blvd, are both waiting for you to come get a new furry, fuzzy or simply fabulous friend.

Sawyer is so overjoyed and overwhelmed by these specials that he’s posting the news releases from each organization verbatim.

Read the rest: HERE

Homeward Pet Adoption Center, Woodinville, WA:

It always amazes us how two cats can be brothers and look like polar opposites. Toby is a huge long haired orange and white kitty, possibly a little Maine Coon cat in him and his brother Joey is a short haired sweetie who is black and white with a little pencil moustache. Although they share no physical resemblance, their personalities demonstrate that they are very similar. Both are total lover boys and it’s often a contest to see who can purr the loudest!

These laid back bros don’t have a mean bone in their 3-year-old bodies.

They do like each other’s company so they really want to find a forever home together.

Joey and Tobey have become Homeward favorites –as much as we will miss them when they are adopted, we know that they will be bringing joy and smiles to their new family.

Read More about Joey and Toby: HERE