5th Annual Kitten Shower
April 25, 2021 @ 11:00AM — 2:00PM Eastern Time (US & Canada)
Enjoy a lovely rustic brunch with the company of spring's newest kittens!

Tickets must be bought in advance of the event.
Athens Area Humane Society is proud to present one of our most beloved events of the year--the 5th Annual Kitten Shower! Spend an afternoon amongst the company of this year's newest batch of furbabies at the lovely Belmont Place.
The Belmont Place is a rustic event venue located on the outskirts of Athens, Georgia. The barn sits on five acres of beautiful landscape with a countryside setting. As you explore the Belmont Place, you will find a canopy of beautiful 100-year-old pecan and oaks trees scattered around the property. The barn, once an old dairy barn, has since been restored into the beautiful venue standing today.
Please join us for this entertaining event because kitten season is here, and we need your help. For those unaware, kitten season is the time of year when unaltered cats enter their breeding season, flooding animal shelters and rescue groups across the nation with absurdly high numbers of homeless feline litters. YOU can help by attending this incredible event geared specifically at helping ease the burden of kitten season. We will have lots to do at this kid-friendly event, so feel free to bring your little animals over! Sit back, relax, and enjoy a brunch with drinks, food, music, and more. The main attraction will be our soon-to-be-adoptable kittens available for snuggles. It's the purrfect event for all kitten + brunch lovers! Our kittens will be ready to receive all the love you can give during this three-hour event, so see firsthand the little lives you are helping us save!
The event is indoors and outdoors making it a perfect venue to keep our patrons safe. Covid safety guidelines and practices will be in place for event goer safety. Mask coverings are required/

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Resources already hard to come by—like food, money, and space—are often stretched to their limit. Shelters that often take in hundred or thousands of pets every year are hit with a surge of homeless kittens. Shelters and rescue groups struggle to house as many cats as possible, and the overabundance of felines within such close quarters causes the risk of illness to increase. An adult cat's chances to find a home typically drop and they are generally overlooked by potential adopters when cute kittens are in abundance. The burden often carries over to staff and vet services, who attempt to cope with the overwhelming number of cats.