Violet

Young
Female
Medium

Domestic Short Hair

About Violet

Wahpeton, ND

Breed

Domestic Short Hair

Physical Traits

Young

(1-3 years)

Female

Medium

(7-11 lbs)

Coat: Short

Dilute Calico, Tabby (Gray / Blue / Silver)

Behavior

Personality

Affectionate, Athletic, Curious, Friendly, Funny, Gentle, Loves Kisses, Loyal, Playful, Quiet

House-trained: Yes

Health

Spayed/Neutered:

Vaccinated:

Yes

Special Needs:

Declawed:

Violet's Compatibility

This pet has good compatibility with kids.
This pet has unknown compatibility with dogs.
This pet has unknown compatibility with cats.
This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.

Adoption Fee

$150

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Violet's Story

Intake Date: 08/10/2026 DOB: Approximately 02/21/2026 Sex: Female Breed: Domestic Short Hair Coloring: She is a dilute Tabico Declawed: No Compatible with kids: Yes Compatible with dogs: Unknown Compatible with cats: She should be fine with a slow introduction. Personality: Violet is quiet, sweet and full of energy. She will be spayed Sept. 10, we also offer foster to adopt. Medical: When Violet is adoption ready SHE will be spayed and microchipped. SHE tested negative for FIV and feline leukemia, tested negative twice in a row for ringworm, is up-to-date on HER vaccines, is up-to-date on Selarid, and has been dewormed. CAT’s adoption fee is: $150 For more information, please call The Humane Society of Richland-Wilkin Counties at 701-672-1676. Leave a message if there is no answer. You can also e-mail us at theshelter@hsrwc.org. Please read our shelter policies: https://tinyurl.com/32xtaexa The Humane Society of Richland - Wilkin Counties (HSRWC) reserves the right to decline adoption of any animal for any reason if it feels that the home will not be a good match. Please understand that by answering questions and filling out adoption forms does not guarantee the adoption of the pet, nor are you obligated to adopt the pet. We adopt to homes that are the best fit for our animals' needs and not on a first-come/first-serve basis.

Intake Date: 08/10/2026

DOB: Approximately 02/21/2026

Sex: Female

Breed: Domestic Short Hair

Coloring: She is a dilute Tabico

Declawed: No

Compatible with kids: Yes

Compatible with dogs: Unknown

Compatible with cats: She should be fine with a slow introduction.

Personality: Violet is quiet, sweet and full of energy. She will be spayed Sept. 10, we also offer foster to adopt.

Medical: When Violet is adoption ready SHE will be spayed and microchipped. SHE tested negative for FIV and feline leukemia, tested negative twice in a row for ringworm, is up-to-date on HER vaccines, is up-to-date on Selarid, and has been dewormed.

CAT’s adoption fee is: $150

For more information, please call The Humane Society of Richland-Wilkin Counties at 701-672-1676. Leave a message if there is no answer. You can also e-mail us at theshelter@hsrwc.org.

Please read our shelter policies: https://tinyurl.com/32xtaexa
The Humane Society of Richland - Wilkin Counties (HSRWC) reserves the right to decline adoption of any animal for any reason if it feels that the home will not be a good match. Please understand that by answering questions and filling out adoption forms does not guarantee the adoption of the pet, nor are you obligated to adopt the pet. We adopt to homes that are the best fit for our animals' needs and not

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Humane Society of Richland-Wilkin Counties's Adoption Policy

POLICIES Adoption information and guidelines of The Humane Society of Richland - Wilkin Counties (HSRWC): 1. The HSRWC is a non-profit, volunteer organization that advocates humane treatment and care of animals. We rescue and shelter homeless animals and strive to educate the public in regard to animal welfare laws and proper pet care. Adopting an animal is a lifetime responsibility and a commitment to that animal. 2. The adoption fee is $100 for cats and $150 for kittens (unless otherwise specified), $200 for dogs and $250 for puppies. We accept cash or check only and do not accept debit or credit cards. This money only partially covers the veterinary expenses incurred by our organization. $20 for cats and/or $40 for dogs will be refunded upon proof of spaying or neutering your pet. Proof of completed surgery must be presented to the HSRWC. All animals adopted from the HSRWC must be altered within the time specified. We accept cash, check, Paypal, Vemno, and Cash App as payments. 3. We require all adopters living within the Wahpeton or Breckenridge city limits purchase a city animal license at the time of adoption. The license cost is $8 for altered animals and $12 for unaltered animals. 4. NO animal will be adopted as a gift to be given to another party. Gift certificates are available for purchase to be given so the recipients may choose their own companion animal. 5. Our intent is to provide good matches between pets and people. To help us make the best matches, we ask everyone to complete a questionnaire. The HSRWC may refuse to place an animal for adoption if it is not in the best interest of the animal to be adopted by this individual or family. 6. After submitting an application, there is generally a processing period to complete all adoption paperwork before taking possession of an adopted animal. 7. Puppies and kittens under 4 months of age, and dogs less than 15 pounds (especially toy breeds) will not be placed in homes where there are children under 6 years of age. Health and humane authorities agree that a young child usually cannot be expected to properly handle a puppy or kitten. Mishandling is likely to result in injury to the animal, child, or both. The HSRWC understands this may be a very difficult policy for some people to accept, but when injuries occur, it's a sad situation for all involved. 8. At the time of adoption, all prospective adopters must show a valid driver's license or other acceptable identification to verify their name, address, and age. Adopters must be at least 18 years old. 9. If the adopter lives in an apartment, rental home or property, trailer court or condominium, landlord approval is required. 10. All cats will be adopted as strictly indoor pets. All dogs are intended to be companion animals and must have adequate shelter. The majority of dogs are adopted as indoor pets. 11. As a rule, potential adopters are required to have all deceased and existing pets spayed or neutered and up-to-date on vaccinations before an adoption can be approved. Members of the HSRWC will contact your veterinarian for confirmation before approval of an adoption. 12. The HSRWC cannot guarantee the health and temperament of any animal. The Humane Society of Richland - Wilkin Counties (HSRWC) reserves the right to decline adoption of any animal for any reason if it feels that the home will not be a good match. Please understand that by answering questions and filling out adoption forms does not guarantee the adoption of the pet, nor are you obligated to adopt the pet. We adopt to homes that are the best fit for our animals' needs and not on a first-come/first-serve basis.