Skittles

Hidden Treasures will be having an ADOPTION EVENT this Sunday, December 7, from 1-3 pm on the North Shore Animal League bus parked in front of Petco at 188 Kitts Lane in Newington, CT. Elmer, Myrtle, Bailey, and Sophie will be attending the event-please stop by for a visit! If you are interested in adoption or have any questions, please send an email to: info@ht-ac.org We would like to heartily thank PET SUPPLIES PLUS for hosting our adoption events, and for kindly allowing our kitties to stay at the Groton, Wethersfield, and Manchester stores. They have been instrumental in helping us to find wonderful furever homes for our rescued cats and kittens since our inception in 2004. Kudos to PSP! Anyone who is interested in adoption may send us an e-mail and request an application. We will process all applications that are received, and we will make a decision based on the applicant that is most suitable for any given pet, regardless of the order in which applications are received. We do not work on a first-come-first-served basis. We will make an appointment for approved applicants to pick up their new family members. All adopters are expected to sign an adoption contract and pay a fee to help defray medical and other expenses incurred. Shipping animals unaccompanied is unpredictable and very stressful for the animals. Hidden Treasures will NOT ship pets under any circumstances. Adopters will pick up their pets in person and transport them directly to their new home in an appropriate pet carrier. Hard carriers are preferable to soft carriers with zippers. If the pet is being transported by air, adopters are expected to bring the pet on board the plane. We reserve the right to deny applications for any reason. We also offer a "virtual shelter" service. If you have a feline that needs a new home, please send us an e-mail, and we can post them on our website and screen applicants to find an appropriate placement. We require three clear photos of each cat (including one frontal view of the face, and one of the entire body and head), any available vet records, and a description of each cat, including breed, sex, age, an explanation of any medical and/or behavior problems, reason for re-homing, and compatibility with other animals and children.