Pounce: A Loving Cat Seeking Adoption in Williston, ND

If you’ve listened to the Big Butt Morning Show on Dakota Country 96.1, you might have caught me talking about the joys of adopting from local rescues.

One of my top picks to spotlight on Whisker Wednesday is Animal Rescue and Retirement Ranch (ARRR) in Williston, a 501-c3 Non Profit. These people are doing amazing work, and I Iove to share their adoptable cats with you.

Whisker Wednesday Cat of the Week: Meet Pounce!

Everyone, say hello to Pounce! This boy is ready to steal your heart with his good looks and charming personality.

Photo by ARRR

Pounce is a young adult, neutered, and up to date on his vaccinations.

Pounce is an affectionate kitty who loves to snuggle up once he gets to know you. If you’re looking for a lap kitty to keep you company, Pounce is your guy. When it comes to relaxation, he loves lounging around and doesn’t mind being carried while getting some pets.

Photo by James at ARRR

Pounce gets along with dogs and most cats, but values his personal space when things get a bit overwhelming. Mrs. ARRR at the rescue thinks he'd make a fantastic addition to a family with older children.

Photo by ARRR

If you have room in your home and in your heart, meet Pounce and see if he’s the perfect addition to your family.

Want to Get Involved?

ARRR is looking for weekday and fill-in help. This is a paid position, and hours are flexible, typically mid to late afternoons, sometimes into the early evenings. The job consists mostly of caring for cats and cleaning.

ARRR is located 10 minutes east of Williston, therefore applicants must have a driver's license and reliable transportation.

Pounce: A Loving Cat Seeking Adoption in Williston, ND

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