To learn more about each animal in our gallery, simply click on their photos! Each kitty has their general information and a short bio to tell you about their personality.
How to Adopt
If you fall in love with one of the cats displayed in our gallery, the next step is to apply! All you have to do is click on the photo of the cat you like, and then press the “apply for adoption” button. We are here to answer any questions you may have and to help facilitate the adoption process. After we review your application, we will reach out to schedule a meet and greet! If the meet and greet goes well, you can then make the final decision on whether you’d like to adopt.
Meet Our Furry Friends
What vetting have they had?
All of our cats are fully vetted by the time they’re ready to go home with you. This means they are: spayed/neutered, microchipped, vaccinated (fvrcp and rabies), combo tested (FIV and FELV), and given a monthly dose of Nexgard Combo which is a dewormer, as well as, a flea, tick, and heartworm preventative. We also ensure every pet is examined carefully to make sure they are healthy when they go to their new homes!
What’s the adoption process like?
Once you’ve done a meet and greet with the pet you’re interested in, we’ll get you in contact with their foster so you can receive updates on how the kitty is doing! As for adoption day, your new companion will receive a waterless groom before they go to their new home. You will go home with copies of their medical records, 5 days worth of the food they’re eating, their favorite toys, a blanket that smells like their foster home, and of course, your new pet! You will receive an email with the microchip information so you can create your account and have access to the microchip details. We will never ask for payment before you receive your new pet, the adoption fee is due when you come to pick the kitty up. We take cash, check, Cashapp, Venmo, and tap to pay credit cards. Although we keep our cats one week after their spay/neuter surgery, they will still have about a week of recovery in your home. This just means they need to have limited activity, and they can’t be submerged in water (so no baths!). We try to make the process easy and simple, and we’re there with you every step of the way!