Our little orange tiger female, Amanda has finally found a home. Amanda is less than a year old and has already had a litter of kittens and will probably never grow beyond the few pounds she is now. Amanda ended up with ARMV when her owner became homeless and had to surrender all her acquired kitties. Where ARMV is going to shelter her personal cats while she looks for a new cat friendly lodgings, little Amanda has the chance for a brand new forever home.
Sammy has 2 modes…napping and eating..and he doesn’t wish for more than that. He and his friends were surrendered from a home with far too many cats for comfort. He is a great warm guy looking for love in all the wrong places. He and his friends are on display at Petco in Plaistow, NH.
If you are interested in meeting Sammy please email adoptions@armv.org
Please donate to his care at ARMV.ORG
Sabrina is another cat rescued from a local home, where the family had rescued a number of cats and could not longer care for them. She is quite beautiful grey tabby with white. And she is also ridiculously sweet and needs a home where she can be special. She is on display at Petco, Plaistow, NH.
a nice young couple came in and fell head over heels for our boy Possum. Possum had been staying at our new display cages at the Petco in Plaistow, NH. He had been such a welcome presence at the store, every employee in the place had to come over and say by to the laid back cool guy.
Heathcliff is a unusual looking but incredibly loving Orange tiger. Heathcliff and 6 other cats have come to us from a home where they had brought in more cats than they could care for comfortably. He has been prone to hematomas in his past life, and his ears have healed in a curved manner that makes him look like a Scottish Fold. Presently he and some of the other surrendered pets are on display at the Petco in Plaistow. NH
Thank you to Sheriff Frank G. Cousins and the folks at the Lawrence Correctional Alternative Center for building us our newest batch of Shelters. These shelters are designed to give cats living outdoors a warm place to escape the weather and predators. These are placed in inconspicuous locations throughout the area where there are managed colonies of cats living rough. Having safe shelters available to them keeps feral cats from seeking shelter inside garages and abandoned or occupied buildings.
Lowell Devils are playing The Providence Bruins
March 19th, 2010
7:00PM
At the Tsongas Center at U Mass Lowell
300 Martin Luther King Hwy, Lowell Ma
Tickets are $15 each.
The Devils will donate $4 to Animal Rescue Merrimack Valley
for each ticket that we sell.
There is no limit to the number of ticket that ARMV can sell.
We have 50 in our hands and can get more at any time.
The tickets are sequenced by seat number.
Contact us for tickets:
Animal Rescue Merrimack Valley
PO Box 8006
Bradford , MA 01835
978-374-7233
Adoptions@armv.org
Tsongas Arena Events
Lowell Devils Hockey (beware site is slightly askew, scroll down)
Please print this poster and pass it around.
thanks
At least this one is. Tigger here came from a house that had rescued too many cats. He is very loving and playful and wants nothing more out of life than to have his head scratched…and a good stretch of the legs.
If you are interested in meeting Tigger please emailadoptions@armv.org
Please donate to his care at ARMV.ORG
Honey cat is a large older calico who is just a lovely lap kitty. She was found living outside and probably had been for a while. Now all she wants is her own bowl of food and a window to call her own.
Animal Rescue 
Our little orange tiger female, Amanda has finally found a home. Amanda is less than a year old and has already had a litter of kittens and will probably never grow beyond the few pounds she is now. Amanda ended up with ARMV when her owner became homeless and had to surrender all her acquired kitties. Where ARMV is going to shelter her personal cats while she looks for a new cat friendly lodgings, little Amanda has the chance for a brand new forever home.
