Meet Rachel Ray, an independent lady who loves to explore as much as she loves to lounge around. But don’t her independence fool you, she’ll gladly let you love on her and return it in full.

Rachel Ray would do great in a home as an only cat. She may do well with more laid back dogs.

Come meet Rachel Ray for yourself during our open adoption hours at the shelter on Wednesday and Saturday from 12 noon until 4 pm. If you have questions, you can call our office at 603.628.3544 or email felines@manchesteranimalshelter.org

Fill out an adoption application HERE!

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