Smitten
Greenville, IL at Bond County Humane Society
Key Facts About Smitten
Smitten is a adult female Domestic Short Hair (medium) available for adoption at Bond County Humane Society in Greenville, IL. Adoption fee: $65.
About This Cat
What WeRescue Scout knows about Smitten
Smitten is a moderately active, formerly feral cat who is becoming more confident and enjoys gentle petting and playtime with feather toys. She would thrive in a quiet, patient home where she can gradually build trust and enjoy her own space.
- May be cautious with new people at first; needs time to adjust.
- Does not like to be held for long periods.
WeRescue Scout summarized this from the shelter's original listing and may include estimates. Please contact Bond County Humane Society to confirm any details before adopting.
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About Smitten
Bond County Humane Society
ShelterBond County Humane Society (BCHS) was formed in 2003 by Rachel & Dennis Hundsdorfer and a small group of concerned citizens. The mission is to provide temporary housing to stray, unwanted and neglected cats and dogs until permanent loving homes can be found. Our mission also includes controlling the pet overpopulation through low cost spay/neuter programs. We offer local low cost spay/neuter programs for companion animals and low cost spay/neuter programs for feral free roaming cats. We actively participate in humane education programs with a group of volunteers from surrounding counties to elementary and high schools those counties. BCHS was formed because we saw a need for improving animal welfare in Bond County.
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Mission Statement
Bond County Humane Society (BCHS) was formed in 2003 by Rachel & Dennis Hundsdorfer and a small group of concerned citizens. The mission is to provide temporary housing to stray, unwanted and neglected cats and dogs until permanent loving homes can be found. Our mission also includes controlling the pet overpopulation through low cost spay/neuter programs. We offer local low cost spay/neuter programs for companion animals and low cost spay/neuter programs for feral free roaming cats. We actively participate in humane education programs with a group of volunteers from surrounding counties to elementary and high schools those counties. BCHS was formed because we saw a need for improving animal welfare in Bond County.
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