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(2010-07-16 16:47:42.0)
I have always owned a cat and by volunteering at this location I am constantly learning more and more. I absolutely love this facility and those who volunteer and dedicate themselves here. To socialize with these awesome personalities of cats and tend to their needs is extremely rewarding. What is even more rewarding is fostering and knowing you are giving to the community. If you are a cat lover, you must come and visit. You won't regret it.
(2010-07-14 14:00:24.0)
Princeton's Meow is a very cool place. It's a cage-free environment where the cats and kittens behave more like they would at home, than those confined in a cage. The volunteers really care about the cats, and will help potential adoptors find a good match. If you love cats and are looking for a place to give back to the community by volunteering, this is a fun place to consider. You can get and give alot of love with the cat population. If you're thinking of adopting, you just have to come see for yourself.
(2009-03-16 06:55:54.0)
I have been volunteering at Princeton's Meow Since March of 2008. In the last year we have been able to Place over 100 Cats in their forever home. The volunteers at Princeton's meow are very knowledgeable about the cats and can help people pick the perfect companion for them. If anyone wants a place where its calm and easy going then Princeton's is the place. Its a place where you can have many opportunities to help out the cats and help out the Humane Society of Cabarrus County. If you have been thinking about volunteering somewhere. I say choose Princeton's Meow.
(2009-03-13 14:02:21.0)
Princton's meow is a great place to volunteer, there are always new cats coming in each with their own personality. When your looking to adopt the cage free facility gives you a good idea of how the cats will act when you get them home. It is always clean and can hardly tell that there are 35+ cats.
(2010-07-13 12:01:29.0)
The facility and volunteers here are wonderful. They care about the animals and give them the care and love that many of them have not experienced before coming here. A cage free facility allows adopters to be more up close and personal with the animals than they ever would in a caged environment.
The volunteers here know the animals well and do their best to provide perfect "furever" matches.
Please considering coming out and giving your time to this worthy cause. Email us at princetonsmeow@hotmail.com for more info. Also visit on online at www.cabarrushumanesociety.org and on Facebook.
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(2009-01-06 10:52:54.0)
Princeton’s Meow is a very rewarding place to volunteer my time and services. I have been helping with this wonderful organization going on a year. I knew immediately that this was a place that I could continue to provide support. Each volunteer has such a caring attitude to help each cat or kitten that comes to us even those that may need special attention. I look forward to continuing to support this organization for many years to come.
(2009-01-05 13:05:08.0)
I have been volunteering at Princeton's since June 2008. I have truly enjoyed the experience. The volunteers are friendly and everyone works very well with each other. The cats love getting attention and cuddling with you at any time. It is a great opportunity to relax after a long day and spend a couple of hours enjoying the unconditional love the cats give to you. The best thing about volunteering at Princeton's is the feeling you get after you have helped a family find the cat that completes their life!!
(2008-12-23 16:25:46.0)
Princeton's Meow is a top rate facility. It is clean, the volunteers are friendly, and you can tell that the cats are well taken care of by the volunteers. There is nothing like it in the Concord area. You have to see it. The volunteers are very knowledgable about the cats and they are able to tell you about the different personalities of each cat. What an awesome place for the cats to stay while they wait for their forever home.