A Volunteer Run, Non-Profit Organization - P.O. Box 690088, Quincy, MA 02269 - 617-376-1349
In-Shelter Adoption Hours: 56 Broad Street, Quincy, MA 02169 • Tuesdays and Thursdays 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. • Saturdays 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
A Volunteer Run, Non-Profit Organization - P.O. Box 690088, Quincy, MA 02269 - 617-376-1349
In-Shelter Adoption Hours: 56 Broad Street, Quincy, MA 02169 • Tuesdays and Thursdays 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. • Saturdays 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
I'm a young one (just a year old) and very small. Someone left me loose outside the Shelter. Luckily one of the Volunteers was able to grab me and brought me inside. Now I get good food, catnip (not sure about that yet), a nice warm bed and lots of attention. I still like to explore, and when people here come to visit with me, I always try and wiggle my way out of my space to see what's going on around here. I'm a very affectionate little Tortie girl with white paws and bib - for dining in style! Hope to meet you soon!
Hi. I'm Sammie. I'm a 1-1/2 year old short haired gal with piercing golden eyes. My eyes stand out because I'm black and white. Please understand that I'm a little sad as my owner passed away, but being here gives me another chance for a forever home. For me it's a toss-up between catnip and strokes, but strokes win out! I'm playful and sweet, and well trained. I hope to get my forever home soon, maybe with you.
Meow! My name is Spring, and I'm just one year old. I am the sweetest little orange and white kitty. Somehow I got into the Kam Man Market, and a nice person brought me to the Shelter. I cannot tell you where I was before I was there, but I can tell you that I am sooooo scared! I guess being left in a store is a little better than being left outside, but not much better. I will shrink back a bit when you try and pet me, but when I know that you will not hurt me, I will relax and start purring. I am young, and I am hoping that someone will come very quickly and give me a wonderful new home that will quickly erase all of my bad memories.
Hi! I'm Benny. The white blaze down my face makes people think of horses, but that I'm not. I'm a shy but elegant black and white boy about two years old, and in addition to my blaze, I have a white belly. Once I get used to my new surroundings I'll show you how playful I am, but right now I'm a little scared having been abandoned with my friend Farrah. Luckily a neighbor took us in and then brought us here. I'm excited to find a new home, and in the meantime, find lots of things here that are interesting. I have a warm bed and lots of care, but I really want my own home, maybe with my pal Farrah. Won't you come and meet me and see how special I am?
OK, I'm as beautiful as Farrah Fawcett, being a Tortoise-colored girl and all. One side of my face is cream and the other black, and the rest of me is just a jumble of colors. I'm very outgoing and curious, and even more outgoing then my friend Benny. We are the best of buddies as we grew up together. Feather toys are interesting as are the nice people here. I especially like to be stroked which makes me purr and ask for more stroking. I am a little girl at only one year of age, but that means you'll have lots of time to spend with me. I hope to see you soon. Maybe you'll like me and my friend Benny!
Mabel is a truly gorgeous long haired Tuxedo cat with fur that feels like velvet! She is about 2-1/2 years old. She is super affectionate and is good with children. She is not a lap cat but will snuggle right up beside you on a couch or chair. She enjoys human company and should you leave during the day, she will be happy to greet you when you get home. Imagine this sweet beautiful girl waiting at the door for you after a long day. Settle into your favorite chair and let the problems of the day be washed away by her purring. Mabel has expressed an interest in being an only cat but she will be all the cat you need.
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The Quincy Animal Shelter is a volunteer-run organization. The Shelter relies completely on our volunteers and the community for support. Incorporated in November 1999 as a non-profit Massachusetts charity, we are also a recognized charity under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Service code. Since 1999 the Quincy Animal Shelter has placed more than 5,000 cats and dogs into loving and forever homes through out MA and New England.