Kitten Adoption Event Taking Place In Danville

DANVILLE, CA — What better to go under the Christmas tree this year than a happy kitten playing with strings from the other presents?

Tri-Valley Animal Rescue, a volunteer-run organization that saves roughly 1,000 animals a year from homelessness and euthanasia, is hosting a special kitten adoption event Saturday from 12-3 p.m. at the Pet Food Express in Danville.

Adoption fees will be waived for kittens over 6 months and for second kittens of any age. Fees for kittens under 6 months will be reduced by 50 percent.

Since its founding in 1992, Tri-Valley Animal Rescue has worked to stop the unnecessary euthanasia of adoptable animals, particularly for seniors or animals with health or behavioral challenges. TVAR does not have a shelter, a network of over 200 volunteers foster and care for dogs and cats before they are matched with the right family.

TVAR volunteers are a daily presence at the East County Animal Shelter in Dublin, where they help socialize animals, teach basic commands, and help visitors connect with their new furry friends. They also sponsor adoption and spay and neuter fees for select animals, and provide medical care when needed.

TVAR operates entirely on donations of either money or time, particularly for veterinary care.

For more information, visit tvar.org.

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