711 S. Wilkinson St., P.O. Box 1032, Milledgeville, GA 31059-1032
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Phone: (478) 454-1273
ADOPT AN ADULT KITTY FOR $25
Everyone has heard the old adage "April showers bring May flowers." However, for those who work in animal shelters and humane societies, April showers are viewed the harbinger of May kittens. The unseasonably warm winter and spring is likely to result in the arrival of litters of kittens at ARF soon, so the adult cats at the shelter desperately need to find homes as soon as possible. For a limited time only, the adoption fee for a cat 6+ months of age has been reduced to just $25. ARF has many adult cats from which to choose. Gray and white DSH Alzea is a beautiful 3 year old female deaf cat. She's been at ARF since last November, and this sweetheart deserves a home of her own. Year old Nala is a fluffy tortie diva and will surely captivate your heart if you let her. Mr. Wilson may look like a sour puss in his photo, but he's not a bit curmudgeonly in real life. Come meet this 2 1/2 yera old tabby bobtail and see for yourself! Rascal is a high spirited orange tabby DSH, but he'll gladly accept a cuddle at the end of play time. These are but a few of our cats, see them all on our adoptable cats webpage or in the adoptable cats facebook album. All ARF cats have tested negative for FIV/FLV, have been spayed or neutered, and have received routine vaccinations including rabies.
ARF President Bobbie Thompson states "ARF spends about $200 on the care of each cat: testing, vaccinating, spaying or neutering, wormings, plus the daily care of these beautiful cats." Yet it is time for these loving and graceful creatures to find homes and families of their own. ARF Executive Director Julie Paschall explains, the cats "asked us to lower their adoption fee for the spring in hopes that they will get adopted before the kittens arrive!" Yes, it's true, kittens are the bane of adult cats everywhere, waking them from naps in quiet sunbeams to play, play, play. While many of our adult cats are still playfully young at heart, nothing rivals the energy level of a 3 month old kitten.
Visit the shelter on Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Our cats are counting on you, come adopt today!
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The Animal Rescue Foundation has partnered with HomeAgain to offer you another way to protect your dog. A microchip can be quickly and easily inserted under the dog's skin. If your dog ever becomes lost and is found by Animal Control or taken to a participating veterinarian, it can be scanned and returned to you. You can make an appointment for this service any time during normal shelter hours--Monday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 11 am to 2 pm. Plan to spend at least half an hour at the shelter for this procedure. Registration must be completed at the time of microchip insertion. The price is $40 for your first pet and $25 for each additional pet brought in the same visit. This one-time enrollment price includes the microchip, one-time activation fee and a one year membership in the HomeAgain Pet Recovery Service. When you arrive for your appointment, your dog must be on a leash or contained in a pet taxi.
But wait! There's more that you can do. Become a HomeAgain PetRescuer and help stray pets return home.
We need your support. ARF relies on donations from animals lovers like you.
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. Thank you for your continuing support!
Animal Rescue Foundation, Inc. is a non-profit tax exempt humane society serving central Georgia. ARF's main purposes include finding responsible permanent homes as family pets for abandoned animals, encouraging spaying and neutering of all pets, and educating the public on the proper care and treatment of animals.