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Kitten Adoption Event

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June 28, Saturday from 11 am to 3 pm

Nature's Pet Market in Salem, Oregon, in partnership with Willamette Humane Society will be featuring LOTS adoptable kittens betweens 8 and 10 weeks old. This will be the biggest (and cutest!) adoption event ever! 

They are in foster care now and will be ready for adoption as soon as they are spayed or neutered. When you meet them, you will fall in love! Let's find as many homes for these kittens as possible!

Do you know about the challenges of "kitten season"?
During this time of year kittens are everywhere! The cost to care for all of them is huge. If you would like to help with donations to the kitten cause, Nature's Pet always offers 20% off purchases for donation and we deliver for you!

We have a raffle with prizes including a CRAZY CAT LADY board game, toys, treats, food, and more! Raffle tickets are just $2 each or 3 for $5. They are available now. Just ask at the counter. Drawing will be at the end of the day on June 28th. Winners will be notified by email.

Plus, get 20% off all Kitten supplies with adoptions on June 28th.

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