11/27/2025
🚨🚨DEADLINE 12/3🚨🚨
Pretty tortie hoping for a person to offer her some time
🆘❌A182879 – DIRECT ADOPT/RESCUE PULL❌🆘
When rescue team met this pretty tortie with a short tail, she was hiding under the stool. The stool was removed and she was offered a treat, but didn’t eat it, even though she seemed interested. They pet her along her head, back, and nub of a tail. They picked her up and checked for a spay scar and to evaluate her age. She accepted all of this, she is just shut down and will likely warm up easily, though it could take a little time.
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★WICHITA ANIMAL SHELTER★
Address: 3303 N Hillside
Wichita, KS
Phone: (316) 524-9196 ext. 207
Email: [email protected] (RESCUES ONLY FOR EMAILS)
DIRECTIONS TO ADOPT:
Direct Adopter:
**LOCAL-
Direct adopters who are local and live in close proximity to Wichita, KS need to go to the Kansas Humane Society which is next door to the shelter in person.
**OUT OF TOWN-
If you live out of town or state, please do not drive to the place.
Please call (316) 524-9196 ext. 207 to place a hold, leave a message if no answer so your call can be returned.
You can call (316) 524-9196 ext. 207 to place a hold, leave a message if not open or no answer so that you.
r call can be returned. We also request you remain persistent to place a hold on an animal on this page.
**It’s a $50 hold fee for a direct adopter and that covers the fees to get the cat out and safe. The fee also includes some basic vetting for the kitty including neutered/spay, microchip, dewormer, basic immunizations, and flea/tick medicine.
Cats/Kittens must be OVER 2lbs and not carry any infectious disease per the Kansas Board of Agriculture. (Cats younger than 6 months are subject to an additional $25 at pickup)
*** These cats are not in our care and are currently in the possession of the Wichita Animal Shelter. We are a group of rescue volunteers trying to network and expose these lives at risk to help get them to safety. We are not affiliated with the Wichita Animal Shelter and are allowed to evaluate these cats in need to help find placement. We do this as a courtesy to the cats, the public, and humanity.