Adopt Me: Six sweet kittens (all adopted)

SooToday, in partnership with the Sault Ste. Marie Humane Society and The Animal Assistance Group, brings you a regular feature highlighting a special pet that is in need of adoption.

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Brutus, Biff, Libby, Ruth, Heidi, and Esther

(TAAG)

Brutus and Biff are males. Libby, Ruth, Heidi and Esther are females. They are now 11 weeks old. These six kittens were brought to TAAG at the age of four weeks with the nursing mother in very bad shape.

They were fostered, visited the vet, and are now healthy and ready to go to their forever homes.

If you want to meet any of these cuties, please call foster mom (Darlene) at 705-759-4300. These kittens are playful, full of energy and adorable.

TAAG is looking for homes for all the felines in their care as the shelter closed its Elgin Street location at the end of July and a future shelter location has not been secured yet. Adoptions will continue.

Cats and kittens released for adoption have had a Wellness checkup at the vet’s, FELV testing, shots, dewormer, and flea medication if needed.  

If you would like to meet, foster, or adopt any of the other kittens, or any of the available cats, please call one of the following who will find a convenient time to meet you:

Cheryl 705-975-0007
Heather 705-942-0475
Colleen 705-206-0200
Jenny 705-942-2615
Sara 705-257-7884

Info is posted on the Contact TAAG page. Visit The Animal Assistance Group (TAAG) website, where you will find adoption information. Join our Facebook group for more photos and info and discussions.  

The Animal Assistance Group (TAAG) is a non-profit registered charity in Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. TAAG offers rescue foster and ultimately permanent adoption of homeless, unwanted, or neglected pets.

While these animals are in TAAG’s care, medical attention, spay / neuter services and lots of love are provided until homes are found. Homeless cats stay with TAAG until adopted.

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