C.A.T.S.
Is closing its doors for the time being due to coronavirus concerns.
Plenty of kittens are in foster homes now and will be available for adoption when the shelter reopens.
If you find cats or kittens that need fostering, call the shelter at 541-779-2916.
The kitt in one of the several litters that c.a.t.s.
Has taken into their program so far this year.
These kittens and their mother were found in a cow barn in the eagle point area and brought to c.a.t.s.
Around the end of february.
Mother and kittens are in a foster home now and doing fine.
These kittens are obviously too young to be adopted out yet, but will continue to stay in their foster home until they're old enough.
With the increase in covid-19 cases in southern oregon in the past several days, c.a.t.s.
Has made the decision to close their shelter to the public for adoptions to help protect their staff and customers.
There are still people manning the shelter during their normal hours to take care of the cats and kittens and to provide support for families fostering cats in the program.
If you find abandoned cats or kittens, or are a foster needing help, please call the shelter at 541-779-2916.
They will help as much as they can, but with no adoptions taking place, they will be depending more than ever on your help in fostering and ask for donations of cleaning supplies, kitty litter, cat and kitten food and monetary donations.
As can be seen from these photos, when the situation gets back to normal, c.a.t.s.
Will have some cute kittens available for adoption.
The staff at c.a.t.s.
Asks that youo suprthem.
If you're interested insring orf you're if you're interested in fostering or would like to donate to the shelter, the information for c.a.t.s.
Can be seen here on your screen and also found on our website kdrv dot
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