Can you find room in your heart and home for a new, furry, feline friend?
The BC SPCA Surrey Education and Adoption Centre in Cloverdale is hosting an upcoming kitten adoption fair, where there will be a variety of adoptable cats and kittens looking for good homes.
It’s high season for kittens, making the open house and adoption fair a timely event.
Organizers say there will be face painting, live music, kittens, food and kittens. It runs from 1-4 p.m. Aug. 14.
Why not tour the centre and possibly find a new furry friend?
“Our Surrey Education and Adoption Centre is a unique facility in a rural setting that features a horse barn and chicken coop, along with emergency housing for homeless cats and small animals, educational space for animal-related community programs and the operations centre for our Lower Mainland animal protection officers who rescue animals from neglect and abuse,” says Jane Talbot, BC SPCA director of regional operations.
“If you’re looking to find a new, furry friend, this event is a great opportunity to meet the cats and kittens in our care – it is kitten season, so there’s plenty of frisky felines looking for forever homes.”
There will also be barn tours, kids activities, a barbecue, refreshments and a cake-cutting.
The BC SPCA Surrey Education and Adoption Centre is located at 17648 50 Avenue, Surrey.
The BC SPCA’s adoption process involves filling out an application, to ensure the best match for each animal and adopter is made.
If you would like your application to be pre-screened prior to the event, fill out an online application – found at spca.bc.ca/adopt, under the ‘Adoption Information’ tab – and email it to surreyadopt@spca.bc.ca.
For more information, contact Meredith Beitl at 604-647-6408 or email mbeitl@spca.bc.ca
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