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Feline Adoption & Rescue Society
P.O. Box 2163
Natick, MA 01760
(508)838-7956
info@felineadoptions.org
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Feline Adoption & Rescue Society
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Feline Behavior Problems A variety of services and information is available to help you resolve your cat's behavior problems and keep your cat part of your family. We encourage you to contact these services before making the decision to surrender your pet. Behavior Care Services at the Boston Animal Rescue League Preventing Feline Behavior Problems Services at the Tufts Behavior Clinic Feral Cats There are many excellent organizations that work with and provide information on feral cats. The following 2 organizations are highly regarded in the field and provide many excellent resources. Alley Cat Allies
Hoarding Animals Information on animal hoarding The Hoarding of Animals Research Consortium Lost Cats Information about what to do when your cat goes missing Missing Pet Partnership Lost Cat BehaviorMicrochipping
Microchipping your cat is a safe and easy way to identify your cat if he or she becomes lost and is found and scanned by an animal control or sheltering agency.
If your cat has a microchip, please make sure you contact the company to ensure your information is up-to-date. The following are contact numbers for microchip vendors: Shelter & Rescue Organizations The groups on the following list have been approved by the Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources MDAR Approved Shelter & Rescue OrganizationsSpay/Neuter Spaying or Neutering your cat is the most important way you can help prevent the tragic feline overpopulation problem. Many cats and kittens are killed in shelters across the country because there are no homes available for them.
It is important to remember that when you place a kitten from a litter born in your home, there is one less home available for a kitten in a shelter. If you enjoy the company of kittens or want to witness the miracle of birth, please contact your local shelter to volunteer as a foster home. There are low-cost options available to help you spay or neuter your cat. |
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