COVID-19 — We are continuing to do adoptions with special precautions for meets and home checks. Cat meets will occur virtually or in a sanitized room if one is available, and home checks will be done virtually.
Looking for the kind of love only a kitten or two can give? If you can offer a loving and permanent home to a kitten in need, then take a gander at our rescues below. Keep in mind that we have a thorough screening and adoption process: you won’t be able to wrap your loving arms around a kitten today, but we promise to do our best to place kittens in homes where both they and their people will be happy. It generally takes 1-2 weeks to finalize an adoption as we are volunteer-run, we ask for your patience during this time.
Please review the bio fully prior to filling out an adoption application, as most have specific requirements, and none of these kittens can be adopted out as only cats. We will only adopt to indoor-only homes. But they can be outside if on a harness/leash or in a catio. If you’re looking to provide an outdoor home for a semi-feral cat, check out our Warm Whiskers Program
Our adoption fees can be found in the individual profile.
Our adoption policies/process can be found here. Please review prior to filling out an adoption application to see if you are ok with our policies and adoption process!
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Accepting Applications
means we are accepting applications at this time for this animal. Because we are volunteer-run, only the application that is chosen as the best fit by the foster will be contacted for a meet and greet.
On Hold
means they are either on behavioural, medical, or quarantine hold, and any applications received will be reviewed once closer to adoption.
Adoption Pending
means this animal is in the process of being adopted.
Please note: Many of our kittens require other high-energy cat-friendly cats already in the home or to be adopted in pairs. None of our young kittens (under 3 months old) can be adopted as only cats, sorry. Check this website out for our reasoning: https://www.thesprucepets.com/two-kittens-better-than-one-555608
We do sometimes have older kittens who would be happy as only cats.
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