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Note: To ask specific questions about an animal for adoption, please complete the online adoption application. Be sure to include both phone and email contact info, and use the "other info" box at the end of the application to ask your questions. |
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Sassy
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Silver Persian mix female, 3 years. Dropped off at Anchorage Animal Care & Control by her previous family, due to no fault of her own. She is very affectionate and interactive. Photo by Alaska Pet-ography. |
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Molly
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Dilute tortie shorthair female, 1-2 years. Petite. Came into Anchorage Animal Care & Control with kittens. The kittens were adopted but Molly has not yet found her forever home. She is affectionate and gentle. Photo by Alaska Pet-ography. |
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Rajah
Chocolate point Siamese/Himalayan mix male, 2 yrs. Gorgeous! He is recovering from a kitty cold and would love a home of his own. He was an unclaimed stray at Anchorage Animal Care & Control so we don't know much about his past, but his future looks promising! Photo by Alaska Pet-ography. |
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Buddie
and Webster Black tabby longhair males, brothers about 5 years old. They were left at Anchorage Animal Care & Control and quickly became favorites of the volunteers there. They'd be perfect for someone looking for a pair of cats who already enjoy each other's company! Photo by Alaska Pet-ography. |
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Ellie Black and white longhair female. She came to us already declawed. She has lived with other animals and would love a lap to keep warm. Photo by Alaska Pet-ography. |
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Maxine Siamese mix longhair female. Gorgeous blue eyes. She's been treated for a urinary infection and is now doing great. She's ready for a home where she can be appreciated. Photo by Alaska Pet-ography. |
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Emmie Dilute tortie shorthair female, young adult. She came to us from Animal Care & Control because she had a 'cold' that needed treatment. She is fully recovered and ready for a home of her own. Photo by Alaska Pet-ography. |
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Amber Tortie shorthair female. She was an unclaimed stray at Animal Control. She was shy and reserved there but is a love sponge now! |
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 ClydeBrown tabby mix male, adult. If you love "big boy" cats, Clyde is a wonderful combination of dog-loving, kid-loving, and just an overall wonderful cat! His family had to release him due to allergies, but said he was the "best cat ever" - how could you resist that recommendation? Photo by Alaska Pet-ography. |
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Clementine Brown tabby longhair female. She arrived at Anchorage Animal Care & Control as a stray. She caught a cold and we were asked to rescue her. She has recovered and is ready to make a new lifetime of memories with the person of her dreams! Photo by Alaska Pet-ography. |
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Autumn Mediumhair female. This spunky girl came to us as a result of an act of cruelty. She was shot with a BB gun but luckily she did not lose her eye or her sight. Photo by Alaska Pet-ography. |
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Stella
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been adopted! Black shorthair female, 2-3 years. She has been recently treated for a cold. She's very affectionate and interactive! Photo by Alaska Pet-ography. |
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Tigger
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been adopted! White and brown tabby, male adult. This big, mellow cat was abandoned as a result of a family crisis. He can't understand why he was left behind--could you give him a home for life? Photo by Alaska Pet-ography. |
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