Adopt A Kitten Or Cat From The Animal Center

The following kittens/cats are up for adoption through The Animal Center:

FAREN, CHEYENNE, TT and MADAME BUTTERFLY are friendly, sweet and playful nine-week-old kittens who will be ready for adoption October 9th. Madame Butterfly (white) is the only short-haired kitten in the bunch. TT (female), Cheyenne (female) and Faren (male) will all be long-haired adults. These kittens love to play, sleep and snuggle in equal parts. These kittens may be adopted together or separately. They are healthy, neutered/spayed and current on vaccines.  

ROGER (male) & ZOE (female) are outgoing, zany and friendly 10-week-old tuxedo kittens. They are Newtown rescues and want to find a home to call their own. Roger and Zoe look like twins but you can tell them apart from their faces: Zoe has a “milk” mustache and Roger has a white streak down his nose. These kittens would adjust well to a new home environment and may be adopted together or separately. They are healthy, neutered/spayed and current on vaccines.

ROSE is a beautiful and sweet one-and-a-half-year-old kitty. Rose was a new mom  when she was brought to The Animal Center with her two kittens. Now that her kittens have been adopted, Rose needs a good home. She would do best as the only cat in the home. Rose is healthy, spayed and current on vaccines.  

SUZETTE is a sweet, affectionate and friendly five-year-old, female Maine Coon mix lap cat in need of a loving home. Suzette was abandoned while pregnant and gave birth within a week of going to The Animal Center. Now that all of her kittens have been adopted, Suzette needs a home to call her own. She is spayed, current on vaccines and healthy.

Good news: Little Shmoo, Daisy and Poppy were all adopted this past week.

To adopt, or to view all of The Animal Center’s cats/kittens for adoption, visit www.theanimalcenter.org or contact The Animal Center at 270-0228 or info@theanimalcenter.org (email preferred).The Animal Center is a Newtown-based, non-profit animal welfare charity that rescues, rehabilitates and places the community’s abandoned, neglected and injured kittens into loving homes. The Animal Center not only partners with the community, but also with other rescue groups and veterinary offices to save cats that might otherwise be euthanized. The Animal Center is a 501 (c)3 publicly-supported charity, will help more than 200 cats this year and relies heavily on the support of the public and generous volunteers.