Gracie is a two year old female lab cross. She is great with people and other dogs. Gracie walks well on a leash and is eager to please.
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Alexandra was clearly someone's pet who was let go, she was found in a feral colony in Corrales. She is sweet and a quiet lover. She gets along well with other cats.
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This pretty Bengal cross is quite shy. She needs to be in a home with other cats and will take some time to come into her own. She is part of a large rescue we did in Magdalena.
Special Needs Cats: CARMA has a declawed, neutered male tabby who has FIV. If you have an FIV cat or are only interested in one cat, please contact us. This is a wonderful, loving and beautiful boy who will bring much joy to your life. We also have numerous shy cats that, given time, will be wonderful in adult homes. Please consider a quiet cat. Many black cats are available, as well, which adopt more slowly.
CARMA is in need of foster homes for both cats and dogs. Please contact us at (505) 342-8070.
CARMA is a New Mexico, non profit, all volunteer, foster care-based corporation aimed at addressing the needs of abandoned, abused, and neglected companion animals (cats and dogs).
CARMA's mission is to find loving homes for dogs and cats. One of CARMA's principal goals is to work with local Animal Control organizations to intercept animals before they are euthanized. CARMA is working closely with Corrales Animal Control to facilitate the transfer of animals into foster care or adoptive homes.
CARMA stresses local involvement, but will reach out to all communities to assist animals in need and to identify safe and appropriate placement.
CARMA has a fee of $85-$100 for cats and dogs. The fee pays for the spay/neuter and age-appropriate vaccinations. The application process involves filling out a paper application and then going through a verbal screening with one of our members. We also do a home visit before adopting out the animal.
Our adoption clinics are at Petsmart on Coors By-Pass near Cottonwood Mall Sunday from 12:00 noon to 4:00 p.m..
