The
Following Cats Are Available for Adoption.
Cats
with "Small
Things: CATS" hyperlinks under their
animal numbers are available for adoption through our partner Small
Things, please follow the links to learn more about Small Things Cats!
| Animal
# |
Photo |
Description |
GSAC20224A
"Small
Things" |
|
Found
on Paris in Sudbury on January 31st.
A domestic medium haired cat. A black beige and white
tabby, 11 month old neutered male weighing about 5lbs.
|
GSAC2020225A
"Small
Things" |
|
Found
on Paris in Sudbury on January 31st.
A domestic medium haired cat. A black beige and white
tabby, 11 month old neutered male weighing about 5lbs. |
GSAC20258A
|
|
Found
on Lasalle in Sudbury on February 6th.
A domestic short haired cat. A orange tabby, 1 year
old female weighing about 5lbs.
The
adoption fee is $35 plus HST
and a $30 licence. |
GSAC20304A
|
|
Found
on Bruce in Sudbury on February 15th.
A domestic short haired cat. A grey,white and orange
calico, 2 year old female weighing about 9lbs.
The
adoption fee is $35 plus HST
and a $30 licence. |
Upon
receipt of a Dog/Cat License residents of the City of Greater Sudbury
may apply for a spay/neuter voucher at one of the City of Greater
Sudbury Citizen Service Centers or Public Libraries. The voucher (subject
to availability) entitles the bearer to a discount of up to $115 for
females and $65 for males at participating local veterinarians.
To acquire Dog & Cat Licences, Click
here
Call
673-3647 (between 8:30 AM and 6 PM) to adopt one of these kitties!
Or
visit our partner adoption locations:
Small
Things: Arts · Books · CATS · elder cats
Corner of Lorne & Hazel, (beside
Extreme Pizza), 253-B Hazel, Sudbury, ON
(705) 586-7828
Pet
Food Warehouse
1769 Regent St., South, Sudbury, ON,
705-523-2309
Pet
Food Warehouse
1749 Lasalle Blvd., Sudbury, ON,
705-566-1870
IMPORTANT
NOTICE
Some
of the kittens and cats in the shelter may have been exposed to an
upper respiratory infection (similar to a common cold). This cold
will have to run it's course and all cats and kittens that we have
for adoption will appear healthy but may come down with a cold a few
days after adoption. We do not recommend anyone adopting
a cat or kitten if you already have a cat or plan on letting your
cat interact with other cats for a two week period after adoption.
This cold virus is very contagious to other cats only, not dogs or
people. For more information on feline respiratory viruses, go to
Feline
Respiratory Virus
Click
here to see more cats and learn more about "Small
Things: CATS"
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