Our adoption fees and everything included are listed here (adoption fees)

We require at least 1 person on the adoption contract to be over 21 years of age as the legal owner of our adopted pets.

Our adoption paperwork process is online.  You must be able to send/receive emails, receive text messages, and eSign documents to adopt from our shelter.

Please check and receive the needed approvals from your landlord or Home Owners Association prior to submitting the application.

Existing household pets must be up to date on their vetting before introducing a new member to the family.  This is for everyone’s protection.

It is important that the entire household is in agreement to adopt a new cat.  For this reason, we do not allow surprise gift kittens.  Every member of the household will also be required to participate in the adoption process and meet and greets with your new pet.

Our kitten adoption policy is to adopt them in pairs or to a household that already has a young and playful cat.  Kittens need friends to help them grow into well-socialized cats.

You may find our adoption fees and everything included listed here.

After you submit your application, you will receive an email that matches you to your adoption screener volunteer.  Our volunteer will be responsible to screen your application, check references/vet references, and explain the adoption process to you.  Please direct all of your questions to the adoption screener assigned to you.

After our adoption screener matches you to the perfect cat or kittens, you will be contacted by the foster parent for a video meet and greet.  This is your time to get to know the cats and ask the foster parent as many questions as you have about your potential new family members.

After the meet and greet, please do bring a carrier with you to be able to pick up your cat and bring them home.  We do offer 14 days of medications (depending on your location) and a 30-day evaluation return period.  Ask your application screener for details.

Your adoption fee, your adoption contract, and your new pet’s medical history will be sent to you electronically.  You can do everything from your smartphone!

Please be sure you are able to assume medical care for your new pet.  All of our cats and kittens have been to the vet and have had an exam and given the needed medications while in foster care.  And while the majority of our cats and kittens remain healthy post-adoption, there are no guarantees of health, and the new owners must be prepared to assume medical responsibility for their new pet.