| Last updated on September 6, 2007 |
mission statement
To help reduce the unnecessary euthanasia of adoptable cats, to reduce the cruelty to and neglect of cats and to educate the general public in cat related issues.
Description:
The Cat Shack is a non-profit, 501(c)3 organization designed to help find homes for cats in need and aid in the fight to end pet overpopulation. These cats come to us as strays, orphans and unfortunately, sometimes as unwanted pets.
Prior to adoption, we neuter/spay all cats and kittens, bring all required vaccines up-to-date. All our cats are tested for Feline Leukemia (FeLV) and Feline Immuno deficiency virus (FIV). All animals in The Cat Shack program are kept until they find homes. The Cat Shack serves to place 3 CATegories of needy cats:
Friendly Strays and kittens looking for safe, permanent indoor homes.
Feral (wild) Strays who are not suitable for inside homes and who seek safe, permanent barn homes where they can be employed as mousers. Barn cats require an application but no adoption donation is required. Donations are, of course, welcome.
In an effort to help people place pets that they can no longer keep for some reason, we will post the cats picture/story and the owner's contact information. These cats are NOT being adopted through The Cat Shack and the adopter will deal directly with the owner. These cats will have a * symbol next to their names.
Contact people:
Address:
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2180 Macarthur Rd
Whitehall, PA 18052
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Web Site: http://www.thecatshack.com
Directions:
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We have a current need for volunteers at our adoption cages in the petsMart in Whitehall near the Sports Autority and Ross. This location is a few miles north of the Lehigh Valley Mall. |
Miscellaneous Information
| Here are our special events... |
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Adoptathon at the PetsMart in Whitehall, PA, Sept 14, 15 and 16.
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| Number of clients/community members we serve in a year... |
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300
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| Number of volunteers utilized in a year... |
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40
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