What is the process to adopt a cat?

Great question! We have an easy 5 step guide to help you understand how our adoption process works. Visit our Adoption Process page to learn more.

What cats are available for adoption?

Check out our Adoptables page to learn more about all of the kitties we have, their personalities and stories. They would love to go home with you!

What does my adoption fee cover?

All of our cats have been fully vetted, all appropriate vaccinations, spayed or neutered and microchipped. They are also pre-loved and spoiled! We always accept Donations too to help cover the cost of all of our kitties while they are waiting for their furever home.

How can I apply for adoption?

Fill out our Adoption Application and a member from our team will be in contact with you on what to expect next.

Is it ok for my cat to be an outdoor cat?

Short answer, NO. Cats come in contact with wild animals that could hurt them, give them diseases, etc. Additionally, not everyone vaccinates their cats so allowing them to roam outside could potentially get them very sick.

Why shouldn’t I declaw my cat?

First, it is very painful when you declaw a cat. It is like removing your fingertip to the first knuckle! As long as you provide areas/toys/scratching posts your cat should not use their claws to destroy anything. To learn more about the dangers of declawing through the Humane Society.

Why do you have some cats have to be adopted together?

Many of our cats were born here and have bonded with their siblings. We have noticed that when this happens neither cat will do well if we separate them. And what’s better than 1 cat??? 2! Learn more about the benefits of adopting Bonded Pairs.

What happens if I can not keep my cat?

It is always best to make sure that any animal you adopt you understand that they it is a commitment and should be for the life of the cat. We offer any tips, tricks or advise to help guide you through welcoming your new family member if there are every any problems. You can Contact Us anytime.

However, we understand that sometimes things do happen. We have a clause in our adoption agreement that any animal we adopt out should come back to us if you are unable to keep it. We will gladly welcome them in with open arms.