Glinda is a gorgeous young mama kitty who has finished raising her four sweet kittens. She was a loving and attentive mother, and her gentle personality shines through in everything she does. Glinda enjoys spending time with her people, soaking up pets, and joining in on playtime. She is affectionate, well-mannered, and has a soft little meow and a happy purr. This sweet girl is ready for a home of her own and will make a wonderful addition to any family.
Dolly’s Dream is a project to encourage the adoption of our “Square Heads” and to help counter the unfortunate stereotypes and myths that some people still believe about these dogs.
Benefits: Waived adoption fee, free spay/neuter, microchip, up-to-date vaccinations, free year’s supply of parasite prevention, 1 free week of “Good Pup” training, complimentary training crate, collar, harness, leash, toy, water, and food bowls.
Save a Senior! We encourage the adoption of our senior pets through our Grey Whisker Club adoption program. Research shows that having a pet helps people lead healthier lives, and the benefits are many.
Benefits: 50% off adoption fee, a comprehensive senior exam, free spay/neuter, microchip, up-to-date vaccinations, and a few complimentary supplies.
The Peggy’s Picks program promotes the cats and dogs who have been with us for 90 days or more. Through no fault of their own, some animals are overlooked by potential adopters.
Benefits: Waived adoption fee, free spay/neuter, microchip, up-to-date vaccinations, 1 free week of “Good Pup” training, and a few complimentary supplies.
If you are able to provide basic care and an indoor/outdoor space such as a barn, garage, warehouse, covered patio, etc. adopting working cats is a great way to ward off pests while saving lives!
Benefits: Waived adoption fee, free spay/neuter, microchip, up-to-date vaccinations, complimentary cat den, crate, bowls, starter food, and litter.
Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League is closed to the public at 4 pm on Thursday, July 30. We will reopen for our normal hours tomorrow.
