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Q: Where can I go to adopt an animal in need (preferably a cat)?

I've heard that there are animal shelters and groups that try to find a good owner for abandoned pets. Does anyone have any experience with this? Where should I go to adapt a cat?

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http://www.scaashanghai.org/ couldn't find any links for Beijing. I could ship you one of mine but the flight i too long,, I have a cat in Indoneisia,, I have Maine Coons. I used to show and breed them.

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Grab one off the street if you can catch it.

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If you look in the Shanghai Classified section people often give them away for free.....

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You can contact with The Cat Aficionado Association in Beijing.it is belong to ASAP.Tel:010——51980613.please check http://www.asapbj.org/ for more information(only chinese pages).good wish for you and the lucky cat.

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Xi'an time travel house: home stay,apartment for rent, tour for family and small grouprnhttp://weibo.com/2376398527

 
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If you are in Beijing, http://www.beijingcat.org/ it takes a while to go thru all the process but the girl that handles everything is very nice, you can foster cats temporarily or adopt them. Good luck!

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