You know that cat you've been thinking about adopting? This weekend is the perfect time!

June is Adopt-a-Shelter-Cat Month and the Dumb Friends League is celebrating by offering $10 adoption fees for all adult cats (1 year and older) this weekend, June 3–5.

All cat adoptions include spay/neuter surgery, vaccinations, a microchip identification implant, and a free visit to a participating veterinarian within the first 14 days of adoption. This special is valid at all Dumb Friends League adoption locations.

Charlie	Maya	Mitch
Rowyn	Samantha	Thor

These and other awesome friends are available for adoption - visit www.ddfl.org/adoption/ for more information.

Why adopt a feline friend? There are many terrific reasons why cats make wonderful pets. In fact, they’re America’s #1 companion—and here are just a few reasons why:

10 Reasons Why Cats Make Great Pets

1. Easy to please: Cats are happy living indoors, whether watching out the window or napping in your lap.
2. Good roommates: Cats make great urban dwellers and are popular among people that live in the city, apartments or smaller homes because they don’t require much space or a backyard. Plus, they’re the perfect welcome home after a long day.
3. Entertaining: Cats love to play—with you or by themselves—and are guaranteed to make you laugh!
4. Neat & clean: Cats spend one-third of their waking hours grooming themselves.
5. Tidy as can be: Cats do not need to be litter-box trained. It is a natural habit continued from their ancestors.
6. Pest hunters: Cats have incredibly sensitive hearing, even while sleeping, which helps them rid your home of mice and other pests.
7. Smart: Cats can be clicker trained to sit, come, roll over and do “high fives.”
8. Sociable: Cats can live happily with kids, other cats and even dogs.
9. Great company: Cats will keep you company, comfort you when you’re blue and keep you warm on cold nights.
10. Good for you: Cats can make you healthier and happier by lowering your blood pressure, reducing the risks of heart attacks and strokes, and improving your mood.

To learn more about adopting a cat from the Dumb Friends League and to view pets currently available for adoption, visit www.ddfl.org/adoption/.