Miss Bea wants to be the center of attention! She is a beautiful, friendly girl - with people. She hasn't warmed up to the other cats. Miss Bea is looking to be someone's one-and-only!
You can meet Miss Bea by calling Linda at 618-943-4439 from 8am to 3pm Mon-Sat or 618-943-5368 from 6pm to 8pm Mon-Sat.
Meet Joy! Joy is a 2 year old, friendly girl who enjoys treats and sunning in the windows. She is good with other cats and would love to find a new home for the holidays!
You can meet Joy by calling Linda at 618-943-4439 from 8am to 3pm Mon-Sat or 618-943-5368 from 6pm to 8pm Mon-Sat.
Meet Little Kitty! This friendly girl is about 9 months old, and she is looking for a loving new home!
You can meet Little Kitty by calling Linda at 618-943-4439 from 8am to 3pm Mon-Sat or 618-943-5368 from 6pm to 8pm Mon-Sat.
Meet Squeaky! Squeaky is a cute and friendly little fellow. He is about 9 months old and is looking for a home for the holidays!
You can meet Squeaky by calling Linda at 618-943-4439 from 8am to 3pm Mon-Sat or 618-943-5368 from 6pm to 8pm Mon- Sat.
Have you ever lost a pet? One second and they can slip out the door, under the fence or off the leash - and they are gone. Panic sets in, and you run or drive frantically through the neighborhood, praying and hoping that they are safe and you will see them soon.
Maybe they have an ID tag - perfect! The Good Samaritan who finds them calls, and you are reunited! But, you had removed their collar because they don't wear it in the house or they slipped it when they got off the leash - they have no tag. How will you find your pet?
You call all the local vet hospitals, the local police department, the local animal shelter/animal control, the radio station - alert everyone that you have lost your pet.
Then, you remember they are microchipped! The Good Samaritan who finds them takes them to a shelter or vet who has the reader, and your phone rings. Back home!
If your pet isn't microchipped, there is a good possibility they won't find their way home. The link below has information on microchipping - it is the best way to keep your pet safe if they are ever separated from you.
https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/home-living/how-do-dog-microchips-work/
*One more suggestion - have a current picture of your pet. Animal shelters/animal control may request those for proof of ownership!
