The shelter has reopened during the week for visitation only from 7-9pm.  If you are intending to adopt, appointments are still being made on the weekends only. Purrlease call the shelter at 344-8808 & if someone is not there to answer your call, purrlease leave a message & a volunteer will return your call as soon as possible. Thank you for your continued understanding & support of AHS.

If ever there was a kitty that earned his name, then Cuddles wins the biggest purrize ever! Cuddles is a love sponge extraordinaire. He will seek you out, give you a thousand head bumps while his purr motor is revved up and roaring. He soaks in all of love with sheer contentment. He is so comforted by the companionship of people. Cuddles came to AHS after being rescued from a hoarding situation thanks to local cat rescue ACAT. Cuddles is a tabby king to the max, with endless love and purrs that he wants to share with his purrfect home. Cuddles is a very gentle soul at 9 years young. He was obviously very loved in his previous home and wants to continue knowing that love. He is a heavy set muffin of love, so we are seeking a home that will help Cuddles to shed some of those pounds by working with him in various ways. Getting guidance from your veterinarian, implementing several short play sessions and enrichment daily will be the first steps towards helping this boy to reach a healthier weight. His home to be will also receive support information about obesity in cats and to help Cuddles and his family further. We want nothing more than this darling purrecious ginger tabby king to find his purrfect home. He is as special as they come. Just when you think you have finished giving him infinite cuddles, he reminds you quickly how he earned his name. Cuddles will stretch out his paw of love to pull you in closer, give you some more head bumps and do his best to convince you, you are his furever purrson. Cuddles has made it abundantly clear that he purrefers to be your one and only! Cuddles is ready to start his next phase of his journey, will that be with you? 


Here is a link to Alaska’s KAAATs Resource page on their website: https://alaskaskaaats.org/resources

This link is for Feline Obesity
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1QqvWrrdoO4OyC_ZecdVkNy1LF76I2Li5_03aIoT0n4Q/edit