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DG somehow managed to run into our local Dollar General and hid under one of the coolers. It took our volunteers almost 2 hours to catch him. He appeared feral for the first few days, because he was so very scared. Thankfully once he calmed down his sweet nature came back, and we realized he is very affectionate. He’s just a tiny guy, but somehow, in his past, he lost most of the toes on his back foot, but this had healed over by the time we got him.
He is now living with ghost, and they are best buds.
All our young kittens are required to be adopted in pairs (or to homes with other cats or kittens) to prevent Single Kitten Syndrome. There are many benefits to adopting two kittens, including: One kitten can become bored and lonely Two kittens will keep each other busy and out of trouble Having two kittens is very entertaining! You will have fewer behavioral issues with two kittens You will help TWO babies get out of a shelter instead of one, and make room for us to help more! Our adoption fees are reduced for a second kitten. :)If you are interested in adopting this pet, please go to www.midwestpetrefuge.com/adopt to complete an application. If you have any questions, please email us at adopt@MidwestPetRefuge.com
DG somehow managed to run into our local Dollar General and hid under one of the coolers. It took our volunteers almost 2 hours to catch him. He appeared feral for the first few days, because he was so very scared. Thankfully once he calmed down his sweet nature came back, and we realized he is very affectionate. He’s just a tiny guy, but somehow, in his past, he lost most of the toes on his back foot, but this had healed over by the time we got him.
He is now living with ghost, and they are best buds.
All our young kittens are required to be adopted in pairs (or to homes with other cats or kittens) to prevent Single Kitten Syndrome. There are many benefits to adopting two kittens, including: One kitten can become bored and lonely Two kittens will keep each other busy and out of trouble Having two kittens is very entertaining! You will have fewer behavioral issues with two kittens You will help TWO babies get out of a shelter instead of one, and make room for us to help more! Our adoption fees are reduced for a second kitten. :)If you are interested in adopting this pet, please go to www.midwestpetrefuge.com/adopt to complete an application. If you have any questions, please email us at adopt@MidwestPetRefuge.com
We are a 501(c)(3) organization, so all donations are tax deductible.
Donations can be made by Paypal at the email midwestpetrefuge@yahoo.com
or mailed to:
MPR,
601 N Charles St.
Portland, IN 47371
Their adoption process
1.
Submit Application
Please submit an application at www.midwestpetrefuge.com/adopt
If you do not hear from us, please email us at adopt@midwestpetrefuge.com
2.
Approve Application
We review and approve applications prior to setting up meetings, as our dogs and some of our cats are in foster homes.
3.
Meet the Pet
After approval, we will set up a meeting to decide if this is the right pet for you. Usually adoptions can be finalized that day!
Additional adoption info
We require a completed application and references. Our fees cover the vetting we have in our pets for adoption. We are looking for loving family homes who are wanting to adopt a new indoor family member.
We require a completed application and references. Our fees cover the vetting we have in our pets for adoption. We are looking for loving family homes who are wanting to adopt a new indoor family member.
You can visit our adoptable cats at our used book store/ cat adoption center, Cat Tales, located at 601 N Charles St. Portland, IN.
Our adoptable dogs are all in foster homes, so we schedule appointments to meet them once applications are approved.
You can visit our adoptable cats at our used book store/ cat adoption center, Cat Tales, located at 601 N Charles St. Portland, IN.
Our adoptable dogs are all in foster homes, so we schedule appointments to meet them once applications are approved.
More about this rescue
Midwest Pet Refuge is dedicated to improving the quality of life for the animals in our region.
MPR is located in Portland, IN and we help homeless, abandoned, stray and unwanted pets in East Central Indiana. We are focused on helping animals in need, as well as educating the public on responsible pet ownership.
Midwest Pet Refuge is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization relying on community support, volunteers, and donations to operate.
Tara Drumm, MPR Board President
Erin Loy, MPR Board Vice President
Dosha Rector, MPR Board Secretary
Jan Rittenhouse, MPR Board Treasurer
Elayna Turner, MPR Board
Midwest Pet Refuge is dedicated to improving the quality of life for the animals in our region.
MPR is located in Portland, IN and we help homeless, abandoned, stray and unwanted pets in East Central Indiana. We are focused on helping animals in need, as well as educating the public on responsible pet ownership.
Midwest Pet Refuge is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization relying on community support, volunteers, and donations to operate.
Tara Drumm, MPR Board President
Erin Loy, MPR Board Vice President
Dosha Rector, MPR Board Secretary
Jan Rittenhouse, MPR Board Treasurer
Elayna Turner, MPR Board
Other pets at this
rescue
We'll also keep you updated on Whatchamacallit's adoption status with email updates.