Update: How to Reclaim a Cat or Help Following the Woodruff Animal Seizure

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The Spartanburg County Pet Resource Center has shared instructions for people seeking to reclaim cats previously surrendered to CLiFs No Kill Shelter & Rescue, along with ways the community can help care for the animals.

How to Reclaim a Cat

People seeking to reclaim a cat should email prcinfo@spartanburgcounty.gov with as much identifying information and proof of previous ownership as possible.

Include any available details, such as:

  • Microchip number
  • Gender and age
  • Distinct markings or other identifying features
  • Photos
  • Veterinary and medical records
  • Approximate dates when the cat was surrendered

How the Community Can Help

The center says its staff, fosters and rescue partners are working to ensure the cats receive the care and support they need. Community members can help through fostering, adopting, volunteering or donating supplies.

Foster

The center provides food, supplies and support, while foster caregivers provide a home and care.

Learn about fostering and rescue opportunities.

Adopt

At the time of its update, the center reported a $25 adoption special, with adoption fees waived for pets that have been at the center for more than 30 days. Contact the center for current availability and adoption details.

View adoption information.

Volunteer

Residents with time to give can help support the center’s work.

Learn about volunteer opportunities.

Donate Supplies

Cat litter, wet cat food and dry cat food are especially needed. Donations can be dropped off outside the Adoption Lobby and help support animals in foster care.

Contact the Pet Resource Center

Address: 1591 Southport Road, Spartanburg, SC 29306
Pet Support: 864-586-2918
Email: prcinfo@spartanburgcounty.gov

Source: Spartanburg County Pet Resource Center.

Tracy Sanders
Author: Tracy Sanders

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