Ready to become a paw parent?
Are you prepared to take on the responsibility of providing a safe, INDOOR ONLY home for 15-20 years?
If you have young children or other pets, can you 150% ensure the safety of this cat or kitten for it’s lifetime?
Do you have the ability to cover the cost of both regular check up’s ($300 & up) & the cost of emergency care ($500-$5,000)?
Will your living arrangements always include your pet/pets?
Please understand, we review each adoption application carefully, our priority is the lifetime health, wellbeing & safety of each kitty.
We DO NOT have a shelter facility, meaning each little love we’ve saved from the streets of L.A. is cared for in private, neighborhood foster home.
A legally binding adoption agreement must be signed by each adopter and a medical reimbursement fee submitted, which is $135 for a solo kitten under 6 months, $100 for a kitten 6 months or older, or adult cat & $175 for a bonded pair which is always our priority!
From time to time we DO reward adopters who SAVE a senior or very special adult kitty by waiving, or discounting the medical reimbursement fee.
Medical care is always handled by our adoption team and includes deworming, all cats and kittens are fully treated for fleas, FVRCP vaccinations (3 vaccinations for kittens under 6 months or 1 FVRCP vaccination for adult cats) spay or neuter & a microchip.
Due to extremely limited access to veterinary providers, surgery may be scheduled by our adoption team after you adopt .
Every adopter is rewarded with a 1 year complimentary discount membership ($25 value) to The Urban Pet stores where you’ll save on food & supplies. Just mention that you’ve adopted from us & they’ll activate your membership!
We provide all our adopters with referrals to our preferred vet’s, low cost vet clinics for the basics & our preferred pet sitters.
We’re always available to offer advise to our paw parents!
IF your application is approved, you’ll receive an email within 3-7 days to confirm a phone interview & home check.
Not 100% sure if you’re ready to take on the lifelong responsibility of adoption, you can still help by fostering