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🐾 Gen Pop kittens are hoping to make parole for good behaviour! 🐾
Name: Echo
Age: 5 months
Neutered & fully vaccinated ✅
Echo has finally been released from solitary confinement and is now mingling with the rest of Gen Pop! 😸
He spent his time in solitary with his cellmate, Tamale, and the two made quite the little prison crew. Now that they are out and about, Echo is proving to be an absolute model inmate. He gets along well with the other cats, causes no trouble, and always keeps his paws clean. 🧼🐾
Echo can be a little nervous when faced with new situations, but once he feels safe, this sweet boy is very snuggly and loves some one-on-one affection. ❤️
He’s hoping someone will recognize his good behaviour and grant him the permanent release he deserves—a forever home! 🏠💕
Could Echo be your next cellmate… er, cuddle buddy? 😹
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Even though things are pretty quiet on island with fewer travelers, we’re still welcoming volunteers at the shelter for dog walks!
The Staub family stopped by yesterday to help with our morning walks and gave our dogs lots of love and attention. We’re so grateful for their help!
If you’re interested in volunteering to walk our shelter dogs, please reach out:
- 340) 774-1625
- info@stjacc.org
- Send us a PM on Facebook
Reminder: Morning walks are at 9:00 AM and afternoon walks are at 4:00 PM.
Come spend some time with a shelter dog—they’ll be so happy to see you!
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The container clean out is complete!
It has taken us 18 months of complaining to each other about the state of the container, a year of discussing what it will take to clean and reorganize it, 3 months of planning when and who would help and just 3 hours to actually get everything out! (We really overshot how difficult this would be.)
Our friends at Virgin Islands Pressure Washing donated their time to really clean it out so the mold issue we had was taken care of. Alfredo Alejo checked out the container for any structural damage and fixed a dent in the roof. Ryan and his kids painted the floor to give the extra layer of protection. Thank you everyone that came out to help us get our container looking so fresh and so clean.
To the person that took our shelving out of the container as it dried, please return it to us. We would rather not have to replace that.
Now we just have to put it all back...
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About us
The Animal Care Center (ACC) of St. John is located in Cruz Bay. The ACC addresses the problems of cruelty to, neglect and abuse of island animals. The shelter provides kennels for homeless dogs and inside cages for a limited number of homeless cats.
The ACC is a stable resource for the community, providing a no-kill shelter for homeless animals, a resource for animal lovers to find perfect pets, programs for island needs, and a community educational component.
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We have a range of volunteering activities that we would love for you to participate in.
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