Bailey
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Everett Animal Welfare Group, Inc.

We began simply by responding to the neglect of cats and kittens on the streets through trap, neuter and return. Adoptable kittens and adults needed temporary care until adopted. We want to be a part of the no-kill movement by preventing animals from entering kill shelters through spay /neuter /ear tipping of outdoor community cats and through spay and neuter of community members pets.We have been doing this work for 10 years now but only recently became a 501C3 in order to expand our reach and to honor and remember Barney Everett and his efforts to bring TNR to Suwanee county Florida. in the last 2 years of his life he transported more than 982 mostly trapped cats for spay and neuter.

Pensacola, FL,32501
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Email: [email protected]

Phone Number: (850) 501-1531

Website: http://everettanimalwelfare.rescuegroups.org

Bailey

Domestic Short Hair | Baldwin County, AL

Age : 4 Months 2 DaysYoungFemaleMediumTabby

About

Coat Length

Short

Activity Level

Moderately Active

Energy Level

Moderate

Good in Home With

Cats

Adoption Fees

90.00

Meet Bailey

Very shy, but friendly.  Just needs someone to love. Beautiful kitty with unusual color and markings. She loves churus, hanging out in her hammock and plays well with adult cats .Was rescued with her sister from a small colony.  

Adoption Process
Adopt to indoor-only homes and no declawing. All cats over 4 months of age are spayed or neutered before adoption; cats under 4 months old are adopted with a voucher for spay /neuter as kittens need their fvrcp series before entering clinics for surgery to avoid parvo. Contract gives right to home visit, rehoming, kitten spay by date, no declaw. Minimum adoption fee donation is $65 adults and $75 kittens and includes spay/neuter, utd on shots, microchip.


Contact
Everett Animal Welfare Group, Inc.
(850) 501-1531
[email protected]
http://everettanimalwelfare.rescuegroups.org

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