Lena 461 Maine Coon & Domestic Long Hair Mix Griffin, GA

ID# A11-461 beautiful long haired lovely girl in need of a new home. sweeet purrsonality



THIS CAT IS SCHEDULED TO BE UNAVAILABLE AFTER 4:30 P.M. ON tuesDAY may 17 , 2011.



All cats adopted from Spalding County Animal Control come with a Spay/Neuter voucher which includes a FREE rabies vaccination. This voucher allows you to get your Cat Spayed for $30 or Neutered for $20!!! This is such a great deal!!



All cats and kittens also receive a FREE fvrccp vaccination. The shelter charges a $35 cash adoption fee. If you happen to adopt a kitty that hasn't received his shot yet, you can contact blowe@optonline.net to arrange for the shot to be given in Griffin.



If you wish to adopt this cat, please CALL (do not e-mail) the shelter IMMEDIATELY at (770) 467-4772 to arrange for the paperwork to be filled out (in person or by fax) PRIOR to 4:30 p.m. on the cat's listed date.



If you can't adopt a cat but would like to help sponsor this cat so it can have a chance then please copy and paste this link - www.tinyurl.com/22bebd - it will take you to Winging Cats Rescue PayPal. Please mark the name of the cat in the Description, so we know who to apply it too.



It costs us $80-$120 to pull a cat and foster it until it is adopted, but any amount will be appreciated and applied towards this cat! We are a 501-3c non profit rescue group that works to save the kitties from Spalding Animal Shelter.



Thank you for saving a life!



PLEASE NOTE*** Vouchers are redeemable at participating vet clinics only!!! These include Catsnip, WestGeorgia vet, and Lifeline animal project.



NEW!!! - Your newly adopted cat is now eligible to register for a discounted pet health insurance plan from PetFirst Healthcare with NO age restrictions at the time of adoption. The PetFirst Adoption policy offers you the first month of comprehensive pet health insurance for only $5.00 with additional months at $14.95. For this, your newly adopted cat gains $1000 of accident and illness protection. To put it simply, this can be the safety net needed for a pet parent to be able to afford an unforeseen medical emergency, rather than making the tragic decision not to treat. http://www.petfirsthealthcare.com/petfinder/