Cat Adoption Program

Help us find a home for a wonderful cat.

How to Adopt

Adopting a cat or kitten is a serious decision. We ask that you arrange to come to the clinic to visit with the cat of your choice. We encourage you to bring your family. Allow plenty of time for your visit. Many wonderful cats can be timid, shy, or even fearful when introduced to new people. They may need a bit more time to open up and reveal their true personalities.

During your visit, you will meet with our Cat Adoption Coordinator, Mackenzie, who will tell you more about the cat’s history as well as addressing any special needs or medical conditions that the cat may have. If it is decided that the cat(s) will be a good fit for your home, we will have you fill out an adoption agreement form.

There is a mandatory 24 hour waiting period on all adoptions. This gives us time to perform a final exam, and complete any additional services. It gives you time to review your decision and prepare your home and family for the new arrival. If you are a renter, please check your lease or renter’s policies prior to starting the adoption process.

On the day you come to the clinic to take home your new cat or kitten we ask that you bring a cat carrier from home, or if necessary, purchase a cardboard carrier from the clinic. Adoption cats must leave the clinic in a carrier, not in your arms – as much as you might want them there! Adoption and transport can be extremely stressful for a cat. We want to avoid a frightened cat escaping into the parking lot or even escaping from your arms or car prior to entering its new home.

Adoption Policies and Fees

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How to Adopt

Adopting a cat or kitten is a serious decision. We ask that you come to the clinic to visit with the cat of your choice. We encourage you to bring your family. Allow plenty of time for your visit. Many wonderful cats can be timid, shy, or even fearful when introduced to new people. They may need a bit more time to open up and reveal their true personalities.

Following your visit, you will need to make arrangements to meet with our Cat Adoption Coordinator, who will tell you more about the cat’s history as well as addressing any special needs or medical conditions that the cat may have. During this visit you will need to fill out an adoption application.

There is a mandatory 24 hour waiting period on all adoptions. This gives us time to perform a final exam, and complete any additional services. It gives you time to review your decision and prepare your home and family for the new arrival. If you are a renter, please check your lease or renter’s policies prior to starting the adoption process.

On the day you come to the clinic to take home your new cat or kitten we ask that you bring a cat carrier from home, or if necessary, purchase a cardboard carrier from the clinic. Adoption cats must leave the clinic in a carrier, not in your arms – as much as you might want them there!. Adoption and transport can be extremely stressful for a cat. We want to avoid a frightened cat escaping into the parking lot or even escaping from your arms or car prior to entering its new home.
Adoption Policies and Fees