ADOPTION
Advised Procedures to Spay/Neuter Ferals
A Cat's First Month in Our Program
Collar Your Cat but Make it Safe!
We are a no-kill, free-roaming Recovery and Adoption Center
for Abandoned, Adoptable Cats.
Our website you are visiting now (klamathpets.com) gives detailed
information regarding our organization and adoption policies/procedures.
We each are promised a chance to have our day in the sun!
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To meet the desperate need of homeless, young kittens we developed the 50-Kittens Program. In this program we will accept and provide sanctuary and care for 50 homeless kittens. To care for this number stretches our resources. But we are committed to doing all we can for young cats that have no place to go.
Please
financially support us in this
effort by donating to our
"Money for Medicines"
Program. Each month we spend
approximately $500.00 to
purchase medicines, obtain
veterinary care, and buy
special foods for young cats.
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For more information regarding adopting one of these cats, please telephone us at
Friends of Pets of Klamath Basin
A no-kill, free-roaming Recovery and Adoption Center
for Abandoned, Adoptable Cats
4809 Altamont Drive, Klamath Falls, OR 97603
541-850-0750.
We are located in southern, central Oregon, 30 miles north of the CA state line.
Adoption Center Hours: Mondays, Wed through Friday 9:00 to 4:00
Saturdays: 9:00 to 1:30,
Closed on Tuesdays and Sundays
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| Spaying or neutering your pet
does save lives. At this time, too many are born with too few
available homes. Hundreds are destroyed annually simply because
there are too many.
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