A.S./A.P. - Adoptions

A.S./A.P. - Adoption Information

All cats have been blood tested for Feline Leukemia, adults have been tested for Feline Aids. Adults and male kittens are already neutered or spayed. Adoption donation requested of $35.00. Contract required, inside homes only in city limits.

Cats Available for Adoption

Short Hair Kittens

Females:	8 weeks old: black/white; 10 weeks old: light brown tabby, very sweet personality; 14 weeks old: black, some with tabby markings
Males:	8 weeks old: black/white; 12 weeks old: tuxedo cat, very sweet

Long Hair Kittens

Females:	12 weeks old: brown/white tabby, semi long hair
Males:	12 weeks old: gray tabby, semi long hair

Short Hair Adults

Females:	1 year old: black w/ locket, black w/out locket, white, black/white mix (2), brown tabby, some with white (3); 1-2 years old: tortoise shell
Males:	7 months old: brown tabby, white toes; 1 year old: black w/ white markings, shy but sweet; 2 year old: brown tabby, white toes, extremely sweet --- All could go to indoor/outdoor homes in the country.

Long Hair Adults

Females:	Angora type, black/white, gold eyes, young
Males:	none at this time

Special Homes

Females:	1 year old: brown tabby, would like to be only cat in home
Males:	14 year old: cream male, would like to live with a man or couple and be only pet

Prospective Adopter Notice

Associated Society/Animal Protection (A.S./A.P.) is a non-profit corporation formed by volunteers for the express purpose of rescuing animals in physical or mental distress.

When deciding to take any animal into your home, you are making a commitment! Be sure that is what you are willing to do, possibly for the next 10 to 15 years. Prior to adopting an A.S./A.P. cat or kitten, be sure you read the A.S./A.P. contract and agree to its terms. Be aware we do enforce the contract when necessary.

When sheltering a cat or kitten, A.S./A.P. does its best to ensure any physical or mental problems have been taken care of prior to the animal's being placed for adoption. Be aware, however, that these animals are rescues, not animals in their prime condition, and may have some continuing problems. If within ten (10) days of the adoption a licensed veterinarian discovers the cat or kitten has a contagious disease which was contracted while the animal was under our care, A.S./A.P. will pay for the medication to treat that animal only. Any other expenses are up to you as a responsible pet owner and as stated in the Adoption Contract. Take a copy of the Adoption Contract to your veterinarian for identification purposes.

Remember, if the majority of these animals had come from good animal-educated homes or had excellent care, they would not be A.S./A.P. rescues in the first place! If you do decide to adopt, Bless You for giving a very needy animal an excellent home.

Pictures of adoptable cats (Coming soon!)

Pictures of adopted/fostered cats (Coming soon!)

Stories of adopted/fostered cats (Coming soon!)

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