TCHS Slashes Cat & Kitten Adoption Fees To Find Loving Homes

Have you been thinking about adopting a new furry family member? Specifically, the kind that purrs?

Tri-County Humane Society informed me that there are so many cats and kittens in need of purr-manent homes that they are having a 50% off sale with no end date in sight!

A RARE OCCASION

Rarely is there a sale on ALL cats and kittens at TCHS, but because there are so many felines needing homes right now, and many more waiting to come in, they are pulling out all the stops to find these purring beauties permanent homes, so they are going to keep this offer going until the kitten season slows.

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You never know when the end of the busy season will be here, but knowing the caring hearts of people who have adopted from TCHS in the past, we are hoping that you will share this news with others.

SHARE THE GOOD NEWS

Even if you're not currently in the market for a new cat or kitten, sharing the story with your friends and family will help TCHS find loving homes for the beautiful kitties that are waiting.

THE BENEFITS OF ADOPTING NOW

If you think about all that you get from TCHS when you adopt, the 50% sale makes it incredibly affordable.  All cats and kittens receive the following before they are sent home with you:

• Spaying or neutering surgery- This helps keep the cat population down. All cats, kittens, puppies, dogs, and rabbits will receive this service.
• micro-chipped- If kitty wanders away, you'll be able to locate your missing pet. This provides your pet with permanent identification.
• Exam -All pets undergo an external pet exam to make sure they are healthy
• Vaccinations and Worming - All pets receive age-appropriate vaccinations and deworming medication before being sent to their permanent home.
• Parasite control- All pets receive flea and tick prevention before being sent home.

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CONSIDER ADOPTING TWO-PURR-ONE

When cats are young, they can form great bonding relationships with siblings or kittens of other litters. If you find two that look like best buds, why not take them both home, when you can save so much money on all the above services?

Cat lovers know that their felines are very independent most of the time, but sometimes they do prefer to have a furry friend to snuggle with, to play with, someone that totally gets where the cat zoomies come from. What better partner than one of their own?