Every kitten is tested for Feline
Leukemia and adult cats are tested for Feline Leukemia and FIV. All cats
are de-wormed, de-fleaed and have received a Distemper vaccine. With every adoption, we work with you to ensure every phase of introducing your kitten
or cat into your home is smooth and pleasant.
Step One
After
you have found the perfect fit, you will be asked to fill out a
questionnaire. Your responses are reviewed and if the fit is good for both you
and the kitty or cat, you move on to the next step which is the Adoption Agreement.
Step Two
The Adoption Agreement is the binding contract between you and Kindred Kitties
for the adoption of your new family member. A tax deductible donation to Kindred Kitties
is requested. You will be given a Certificate for a free health check and if the
cat/kitten is not yet spayed, you will receive a Spay/Neuter Certificate
offering discounts at a number of local veterinarians.
One Cat/Kitten = $80.00 or
two for $120.00
If a second cat is adopted
within 6 months of the first one, the second cat will be $50
Step
Three
Make sure
you have everything you need for your new family member before you bring
your kitten or cat home. A volunteer will be able to assist you.
Here is a list of things you will need:
- Litter pan, litter and scooper
- Food (dry and/or wet) appropriate for the
age of your kitty
- Food and water bowls
- Toys (for socializing)
- Bed or blanket
- A quiet secure room for them to become
acclimated with their new home
- Lots of love and affection
Click here to review printable
Terms & Conditions for adoption
of a kindred kitty.
Click here for a printable
Adoption
Questionnaire.
Step Four
A volunteer will usually call you
during the first month to see how the adoption is
going. If you do not get a call feel free to call one of the numbers on
your agreement with questions or to let us know how you are doing. A home
visit may also be a
part of this step.
