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Spring into cat adoption in Montgomery County

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DC Cats Examiner

The Montgomery County Humane Society (MCHS) is set to do some spring matchmaking this Saturday. They’ll be hosting a Cat Adoption Open House, with over 100 cats and kittens just waiting to meet their new forever families.

Potential adopters can come to the animal shelter Saturday between noon and 5:00 and visit with cats and kittens of all ages and descriptions. Cats adopted during the open house will receive a free microchip, courtesy of MCHS’s Feline Focus Committee, and a free litter box, courtesy of Whole Pet Central. In addition, special discounts are available for “Golden Oldies,” cats age 7 years and older.

View slideshow: Adoptable cats at Montgomery County Humane Society

The open house will also feature a bake sale and pizza to benefit the shelter cats. And if you can’t adopt but still want to help the cats, you can drop off some toys for the Kitty Toy Drive or towels or blankets for the Kitty Towel Drive.

Be sure to meet a few of the adoptable cats in the accompanying slide show.

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Montgomery County Humane Society Cat Adoption Open House:
Saturday, April 9
12:00–5:00 p.m.
14645 Rothgeb Drive Rockville, MD
Call 240-773-5960 for more information

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My name is Astro (ID#A347898). I am an unaltered male domestic shorthair, about 1 year and 2 months old.

Slideshow: Adoptable cats at Montgomery County Humane Society

Smarties, a 10-month-old female domestic mediumhair, is just one of the adoptable cats you might meet at the Cat Adoption Open House.
Smarties, a 10-month-old female domestic mediumhair, is just one of the adoptable cats you might meet at the Cat Adoption Open House.
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Courtesy of Montgomery County Humane Society.

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Sarah M. Andrews is a freelance writer and editor with special interests in history, archaeology and animals. A lifelong resident of the greater D.C. area, she is currently owned by two cats, both of whom enjoy helping her with various computer tasks. Sarah can be reached at editor...

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