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Join H.A.L.O. in celebrating its 200th cat adoption

Written by: November 09 2010
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INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — Petco is partnering with H.A.L.O. Rescue, Indian River County’s only no – kill animal shelter,  to celebrate the 200th cat adoption from the Petco  in-store adoption center.The public is invited to celebrate this milestone occasion on Saturday, November 20, at the Petco store in Vero Beach.  H.A.L.O. Volunteers will be on site from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. with beautiful cats and kittens of all ages and personalities, ready for forever homes.  The animals are just waiting for you – already spayed/neutered and vaccinated.

H.A.L.O. Rescue was created so that people and businesses could become instrumental in helping abandoned and abused animals live the life of happiness, joy, and love for which they were intended.  To help reach that goal, visit and see these fantastic felines.  You may find the love of your life!

Information:  Call 772-589-7297 or, to preview animals available for adoption, visit www.halorescuefl.org.

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