
Note: To ask specific questions
about an animal for adoption, please complete the
online adoption
application. Be sure to include both phone and email contact info,
and use the "other info" box at the end of the application to
ask your questions.
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photo to see a larger version. More
photos as we get them!)
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Ellie
Black
and white longhair female. She came to us already declawed. She has lived
with other animals and would love a lap to keep warm.
Photo by Alaska Pet-ography.
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Maxine
Siamese
mix longhair female. Gorgeous
blue eyes. She's been treated for a urinary infection and is now doing
great. She's ready for a home where she can be appreciated. Photo
by Alaska Pet-ography.
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Emmie
Dilute
tortie shorthair female, young adult. She came to us from Animal Care
& Control because she had a 'cold' that needed treatment. She is fully
recovered and ready for a home of her own. Photo by Alaska Pet-ography.
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Prince
Tan with brown markings shorthair
male, 4 years. He was previously adopted and returned to us (no fault on
his part) and would love a home with human companions who enjoy 'talking'
with him. He has gorgeous exotic markings like a wildcat! He would like to
be the only cat in the household, but his skills with dogs are unknown. Photo by Alaska Pet-ography. |
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Walter
Orange and white shorthair male. He's recovered from
a bad case of upper respiratory infection. He is petite and is a bit shy,
but is eating well and feeling so much better! Photo by Alaska Pet-ography. |
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Oliver
White with black markings longhair
male, young. He's very interactive. He was left at Animal Care &
Control and developed a cold there, but has fully recovered. He's current
on vaccinations, microchipped and is feline leukemia negative. Photo by Alaska Pet-ography. |
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Mary
Lee
Calico longhair female. Beautiful!
She was abandoned at Animal Care & Control, where volunteers described
her as gentle and sweet. Photo by Alaska Pet-ography. |
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Dolly
Here's why I'm special... Grey
tabby and white shorthair female, 8 years old. She has come back to us for
rehoming because her owner has passed away. She would be perfect for
someone who wants a quiet, gentle companion. Can you be her second chance?
Photo by Alaska Pet-ography. |
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Ziegra
Brown and cream longhair tabby
female with blue eyes. She was an unclaimed stray at Animal Care &
Control. She gets along well with other cats, and is affectionate and
interactive with people. Photo by Alaska Pet-ography. |
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Pepper
Black shorthair female, petite. She was a
young mom, and her kittens were adopted at Animal Care & Control but
she herself didn't catch anyone's eye. She is talkative and playful.Photo by Alaska Pet-ography.
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Sierra
Tabby shorthair female. She came to
Animal Care & Control as an unclaimed stray. She was a favorite of the
Center's volunteers who also named her. We were asked to rescue her when
she developed an upper respiratory infection. She's fully recovered and
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Bonnie
Black and white shorthair female.
This talkative girl was a favorite of the volunteers at
Animal Care & Control, who describe her as delightful! We were asked
to rescue her when she developed an upper respiratory infection. |
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Rajah
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I'm trying out a new home - wish me luck!
Here's why I'm special...
Chocolate
point Siamese/Himalayan mix male, 3 yrs. Gorgeous! He gets along great
with other cats and would do best in a multiple-cat home. He came to us as
an unclaimed stray from Animal Care & Control, and although many
families have looked at him, all have so far passed him by. We find him
delightful and know he can capture someone's heart! Photo by Alaska Pet-ography. |
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Kit-Kat -
I'm trying out a new home - wish me luck!
Tabby and white longhair female,
about 3 years old. She has come back to us for rehoming due to a family
emergency. She has lived with dogs and has been an inside cat. She still
has her claws, but has great house manners and uses a scratching post
regularly. Photo by Alaska Pet-ography. |
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Scottie
- I've
been adopted!
Black and white shorthair male. He
was a favorite of the volunteers at Animal Care & Control. He has
unique markings and is very gregarious and playful! Although
he is in a foster home with other cats, he probably would prefer to be the
only cat and perhaps even live with dogs! Photo by Alaska Pet-ography. |
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Linus - I've
been adopted!
Siamese male adult. This gorgeous
boy found himself as a stray at Animal Care & Control. Volunteers
there indicate he is gentle and affectionate. He developed an upper
respiratory infection before he had a chance to grab anyone's heart, so we
were asked to rescue him. He is fully recovered and ready for a new home. Photo by Alaska Pet-ography. |
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Mandy - I've
been adopted!
Brown tabby and white longhair female. She
came us to already declawed. She would be best matched in a low-activity
household. She is beautiful and social. Photo by Alaska Pet-ography.
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