Salt Point, NY
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Animal Coalition Team Inc (operating as P.A.N.T. - Partnership for Animals Needing Transition) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Salt Point, NY, dedicated to reducing the population of feral, free-roaming, and abandoned cats in Dutchess County. The organization actively conducts Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) programs, educates property owners on community cat management, and rescues adoptable cats and kittens into foster care. Through their network of foster homes, adoptable felines receive medical care, socialization, and placement into permanent loving homes.
Animal Coalition Team Inc is open Operates by appointment via foster homes.
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Applicants must complete an adoption questionnaire and application, be approved by an adoption counselor, and coordinate with foster caregivers for home visits or meet-and-greets.
Interested adopters begin by submitting an adoption application online via their website. Applications are typically processed within 24 hours, after which an adoption counselor connects the applicant with the cat's foster parent to schedule a meet-and-greet, finalize paperwork, and complete the adoption.
The organization focuses on humanely reducing the population of feral and abandoned cats in Dutchess County through Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR), community education, and foster-based rescue and adoption for friendly cats.
Prospective adopters fill out an online application at pant.org, which is generally reviewed within 24 hours. Once approved, an adoption counselor refers the applicant to the foster home caring for the cat to arrange a visit.
Cats and kittens are cared for across a network of private foster homes, allowing adopters to meet them in a home environment by appointment after an approved application.
You can reach them by phone at (845) 486-7075, by email at adoption@pant.org or info@pant.org, or online at pant.org.
The organization focuses primarily on Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) assistance and transitional rescue for abandoned or stray community cats; community members needing intake guidance or feral cat assistance should reach out via phone or email.
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