This is a page where polydactyl cats rescue shelters and rescue organizations can build a page about their work. This is a free service. The page built will have a permanent web page address.
If you represent a polydactyl cats rescue organization, go to the form at the end of the page, and write your information. Tell where you are located, and share photos also - you can put up to four photos or graphics to your page.
Don't forget to put your contact information - if you have a website, write the address and I shall put it live so that when people click the address, they are taken to your web site.
You can also embed videos if you wish - send the youtube code and I shall put it live too.
If you are not a polydactyl rescue representative, but know of a shelter that saves polydactyls as well, let them know of this page so they can build a page for themselves. If they rescue other cats also, I can put a link to the page they build here from the domestic cat rescue page as well.
There are many people who love these thumb cats and are queueing for a many-toed kitten. So why not let them know where they could find these cats - both kittens and adults.
I shall put the polydactyl rescue shelter here in alphabetical order according to location.
This link to Warner Robins Animal Shelter was not sent from the rescue itself but by a cat lover who had adopted a cat from them. The link goes to her post where the contact information to the shelter is written.
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Do you run a polydactyl cats rescue? If so, let us know where you are located.
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I was browsing your website about Turkish Angoras and remembered that this cat is at the Warner Robins (GA) …
The photos of the grey polydactyl cats paws are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.5 License.Attribution: Photographed by Rudy Suarez / Nov. 2006 / Cat: Mya Suarez
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