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Note from the Webmaster: Until
there is an established SPAY NEUTER ASSIST PROGRAM (SNAP) for all of Nova Scotia, homeless
cats will far outnumber the homeless dogs. In order to keep listings
current, both lists below include both genders of cats.
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Why Adopt a Shelter Cat?
- SAVE MONEY:
Your cat will already be Vaccinated, Spayed or Neutered and have
been tested for Feline Leukemia.
- SAVE A LIFE:
Not all shelters are No Kill
- DON'T SUPPORT STUPIDITY.
Some people simply won't spay their cats as long as someone is
willing to take the kittens.
- TEACH YOUR CHILDREN COMPASSION
AND VALUES. Humane education begins at home and your children
will learn lessons about responsibility and ethics that will
last a lifetime.
- NO SURPRISES:
Known health issues are never kept secret. Adult cats have
grown into their personalites so that it can be easier to recognize
that kindred spirit.
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Important Cat
News from the
LA Animal Shelter Website
For a short time there will be no adoption fees for cats. Instead, cats
may be adopted with a minimum donation of $50. Our cats are spayed and
neutered and have had their needles. We are doing this in order to free
up more cat spaces at the shelter so that we can help deal with the
overpopulation of homeless cats in Cumberland County. |
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IF YOU REALLY WANT TO MAKE A
DIFFERENCE ADOPT A SHELTER CAT |
