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Catland is Now Open

Once again, there are two rooms for viewing cats at the Agoura Hills Animal Shelter.

With little fanfare, but with great excitement, the Agoura Hills Animal Shelter is happy to announce that all cat rooms are now open to the public after months of ceiling reconstruction and improvement.

The western-most room houses cats in enclosures. If you have lost a cat, this is where to look for it. When kittens are available, this is where they reside. Also, newly arrived strays and owner surrenders remain here until they are reunited with their human or can be tested to make sure they are free of illness and are sociable.

The room with the foyer entry is called the Habicat. Cats in this area are able to roam freely and visitors can interact with them. They are spayed/neutered, microchipped and have had their shots, so they are ready and available to go to their forever homes at once; no waiting! These cats are specially selected to live in this area. Why?

•They get along with other cats

•They are social with people.

•They use the litter box with consistency.

•They have proven to be free of communicable illness.

The photos of the cats featured in this article are just a sampling of those awaiting new homes. Come down to the shelter and find the feline that is just right for you.

The Agoura Shelter is at 29525 Agoura Road, Agoura Hills. Occasionally pets have already been adopted. To check availability, call 818-991-0071 or visit the website.

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