Free Pet Adoption Events in Columbia This Weekend

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Columbia Animal Services is hosting two free pet adoption events on February 1 and 2, 2025. The events will feature ‘Its Meow or Never’ for cats and ‘Pints and Pups’ for dogs. Animal lovers can meet adorable cats and dogs looking for forever homes, while also learning about fostering opportunities from Final Victory Animal Rescue. Join the community this weekend to make a difference in a pet’s life!

Exciting Free Pet Adoption Events This Weekend in Columbia!

Columbia is buzzing with excitement this February! Mark your calendars because on the weekend of February 1 and 2, 2025, the Columbia Animal Services is hosting not just one, but two fantastic free pet adoption events that are sure to get animal lovers’ tails wagging and cats purring!

Its Meow or Never for Cats!

First up, on Saturday, February 1, is the much-anticipated “Its Meow or Never” event dedicated to our feline friends. From 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., the Columbia Animal Shelter located at 127 Humane Lane will be transformed into a cozy haven for cat lovers. If you’ve been thinking about adding a cuddly kitty to your family, this is your chance! With so many adorable cats up for adoption, it’s all about finding that perfect match.

One standout feline at the event is Ravi, a charming 6-year-old cat with a penchant for belly rubs and playtime with other cats. He’s eager to find a loving home and a new best friend, so don’t miss your chance to meet him!

Pints and Pups for Dog Lovers!

If you’re more of a dog person, then clear your afternoon on Sunday, February 2, for the “Pints and Pups” event! From 12 p.m. to 3 p.m., head over to Jake’s on Devine, located at 2112 Devine St., where you can enjoy a laid-back atmosphere while getting to know some lovable pups looking for their forever homes. This dynamic event promises an afternoon filled with furry fun, and hey, you might just leave with a new four-legged friend!

Before you dash out to adopt, make sure to pack a leash and collar — it’s a must for anyone looking to take home a new fur buddy!

Community Call for Fostering

Final Victory Animal Rescue out in West Columbia. They are in need of community support to foster pets due to limited space. Right now, they’re caring for an impressive number of pets, with 70 dogs and 31 cats currently in their care. They’re looking for animal enthusiasts to step up and help!

Fostering is an amazing way to assist pets in need without a lifelong commitment. Final Victory Animal Rescue offers free fostering, which includes food, supplies, and medical care for the animals. They are taking applications from those who are interested until at least March 17, 2025. To foster, you’ll need to be at least 18 years old, complete an application, and live within driving distance of the rescue. Think of the difference you can make in a pet’s life while giving them a comfy home until they find their forever families!

Make a Difference in Columbia!

With both of these events happening this weekend in Columbia, it’s a fantastic opportunity for anyone looking to open their heart and home to a furry companion. Whether you’re ready to adopt a new friend at the shelter or lend a helping hand by fostering, it’s all about giving these pets a brighter future! Don’t miss out on the chance to make a difference and add a splash of joy to your life.

So spread the word, gather your friends, and head out to one of these wonderful events. Who knows? You might just meet your new best friend!

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