Quadra Cat Rescue says a kitten won’t cost a caboodle

Quadra Cat Rescue is looking to cut people a deal.

They’re offering people the chance to adopt a cat that has been vaccinated and spayed or neutered for just $250. Doing all that with a “free” kitten from someone else could cost up to $400.

Quadra Cat Rescue says going through their program saves time, money and helps prevent future homeless kittens. The organization says unfixed pets are the main cause of strays.

You can get more information about adopting a cat by emailing quadracatrescue@yahoo.com or going to Quadra Cat Rescue’s Facebook page.

Patrick Grapes
Patrick Grapes
News Reporter / Weekend Announcer

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