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JoseBalow

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5. Many shelters hold periodic Free Adoption events

Reply to kozar (Original post)

Wed Mar 20, 2024, 07:25 PM

Mar 2024

It may be worthwhile to inquire about something like that coming up on the calendar.

You may also try posting or searching local ads on Craigslist.

Good luck!

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It is time for me, [View all] kozar Mar 2024 OP

Dunno, but shouldn't be too hard, and surely not for $100!!! elleng Mar 2024 #1

I would say contact your local ASPCA, they could give you some advice Walleye Mar 2024 #2

Those, are , kozar Mar 2024 #4

Oh I didn't know, bummer. Walleye Mar 2024 #10

Thanks kozar Mar 2024 #11

Call local veterinarians. MOMFUDSKI Mar 2024 #3

I did kozar Mar 2024 #13

Many shelters hold periodic Free Adoption events JoseBalow Mar 2024 #5

Ty kozar Mar 2024 #12

Try Craigslist. tazkcmo Mar 2024 #6

here is my go to place for adopting animals WhiteTara Mar 2024 #7

Here's the Alachua County Animal Resources page. iscooterliberally Mar 2024 #8

Yep, going through app ph kozar Mar 2024 #14

Kozar, if the $100 + $50 is more than you can handle, start a GoFundMe. I bet a lot of us tblue37 Mar 2024 #15

If you have a farmer friend ask them . They usually have many in the spring. LakeArenal Mar 2024 #9

Craigslist, these days. summer_in_TX Mar 2024 #16

Check this out TexasBushwhacker Mar 2024 #17

Yes I did, kozar Mar 2024 #18

I agree with your neighbor. Take your ferals in. Give them loving, they will adapt. Fla Dem Mar 2024 #19