We hope to reduce our currently high numbers to a manageable level and increase adoption rates so that we can open our doors to more kitties in need. Our goal is to be able to be there when we are needed for people, their pets, and the stray cats who need a good home. Ideally, we want to reach the point that we can foster the cats who will soon be put down at the local pounds until we can adopt them out to new homes. In this way, we can give as many cats as possible a good life and a high quality of care. We also want to educate people on how to properly provide and take care of their pets in order to reduce the spread of disease and overpopulation. We have information regarding low cost clinics that will be than happy to work with pet owners in making their loved ones healthy and happy.
If you wish to adopt, please remember a few key details: 1. If the kitty’s new home is not working out, we require that you bring it back to us. Please do not give the kitty to a friend or to the pound. We would be more than happy to help you relocate the kitty to a new owner if you have one in mind. 2. We are required to verify your veterinarian. 3. We are required to do a home inspection to verify that the kitty’s new home is safe and suitable. 4. For all of our underage kittens, we require that they are either spayed or neutered when they come of age. One of our primary goals is to reduce pet overpopulation. If you wish to have more cats or kittens, please ask us and we can help you find some, even if we aren’t the ones providing the kitty.