Domestic Short Hair | Quantico Station, VA
AdultMaleMediumGray
Coat Length
MediumInterested in adopting a barn cat? Follow the link below to be placed on our barn cat adoption list.https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/LCASBarnCatsOur Barn Cat Program is designed to connect rough and tumble, sassy cats with individuals and families who can offer safe, outdoor homes. These cats are spayed or neutered, vaccinated, micro-chipped, and adopted to those who appreciate cats who work as critter patrol and can provide a safe, appropriate environment such as a barn, stable, garage, or business. By welcoming a barn cat to your property, you are supporting the safest way to control the rodent population in your barn and around your home or business. There are no poisons for children and pets to get into and no need to set rodent traps. Barn cats use their natural instincts to check rodent populations, deter pests from moving in, and youâll have the satisfaction of giving them a much needed home.Barn Cat Adoptions are Free and Include:A no-cost adoption fee!General physical/wellness examSpay or neuter surgeryMicrochipInitial vaccinationsInitial flea treatmentBarn cat instructions to help introduce and care for your barn cats What Does My Barn Cat Need from Me?Short term shelter: a safe, confined space for acclimating the cat (PDF) to your property such as an enclosed area, stall, or large dog crate (with clean litter box, food, and water) for 3-6 weeks Long term shelter: a warm, secure, dry building or space for shelter from the elements and predatorsDaily fresh food and potable waterMonitoring and providing for the safety and well-being of the cat(s)Vaccinations every three years (by trapping, if necessary) and provide licensed veterinary care in the event of injury or illness
Adoption Process
The Loudoun County Animal Shelter has dogs, cats and other animals available for adoption. Adoption fees are listed below. Adoption applications may be submitted only during viewing and adoption hours. If you arrive before the designated viewing and adoption hours, you will be asked to wait until we are open or return at the appropriate time.
Virginia law requires that all dogs, cats and rabbits adopted from the shelter be spayed or neutered as part of the adoption process (if the animal is not already spayed or neutered). The adoption fee includes the spay/neuter surgery fee (if necessary). The fee also includes a distemper vaccination, deworming, flea and tick treatment, and a free health check from a participating Loudoun County veterinarian.
Adoption counselors are available to provide information about the animals and to answer questions. Adopting a pet represents a commitment to care for the animal for potentially many years. Adopters are encouraged to spend as much time as possible with the animal to ensure that the animal is the best match for their home and lifestyle.
Steps in the Adoption Process
1. If you are adopting a dog, you will first complete a Meet Your Match survey and get a color card. This color will correspond to the color cards on the dog kennels to help find your best match.
2. Visit with the animals. An adoption counselor will assist you in making your selection.
3. Submit an adoption application. The application will be reviewed within 24-72 hours and you will be notified if any additional information is needed. Animals generally do not go home the same day that an application is submitted.
4. Finalize your adoption contract. This may take place at the same time as you submit your application.
5. Pick up your new pet! This would happen at the Shelter if your pet is already spayed/neutered. If not, you would pick him/her up from the veterinarian’s office after surgery.
Remember that even though we take the best possible care of animals at our shelter, we do not always know their prior medical history or vaccination status. We perform basic health checkups, but do not have veterinarians on staff. It is very important to take advantage of the free health checkup offered by our participating veterinarians as soon as possible after adoption. The office visit is free, but the veterinarian may recommend vaccinations and other care that you may wish to consider.
Adoption Fees
Dogs
Male: $70.00
Neutered male: $30.00
Female: $75.00
Spayed female: $30.00
Cats
Male: $50.00
Neutered male: $10.00
Female: $60.00
Spayed female: $10.00
Rabbits: $5.00
Other Animals: Varies