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Areas Cat Lovers Rescue Group serves
Montreal and surounding cities
Cat Lovers Rescue Group's adoption process
Additional adoption info
At our adoption days, Cat Lovers Rescue volunteers do their best to find good homes for the rescued cats, including the education of new owners about the benefits of good nutrition and the basics of veterinary care. Yearly trips to the vet for a general health checkup are encouraged.
As part of the adoption procedure, some basic questions are asked to the potential new owner: Is this your first pet? Have you ever had a cat before? Do you have any other pets? Can you afford a vet?
Answers to these types of questions by our volunteers is to ensure that the cat is going to a good home, never to be abandoned again.
All cats are vaccinated before being adopted and are sterilized, with the exception of kittens that may be too young for the operation. In this case, the new owner is responsible for the sterilization operation being done by a veterinarian, with help available from Cat Lovers Rescue Group for the low-cost spay/neuter program.
We charge a modest adoption fee of $125.00. This fee includes sterilization and vaccination. It also helps to cover some of the costs incurred in the care of these precious friends.
At our adoption days, Cat Lovers Rescue volunteers do their best to find good homes for the rescued cats, including the education of new owners about the benefits of good nutrition and the basics of veterinary care. Yearly trips to the vet for a general health checkup are encouraged.
As part of the adoption procedure, some basic questions are asked to the potential new owner: Is this your first pet? Have you ever had a cat before? Do you have any other pets? Can you afford a vet?
Answers to these types of questions by our volunteers is to ensure that the cat is going to a good home, never to be abandoned again.
All cats are vaccinated before being adopted and are sterilized, with the exception of kittens that may be too young for the operation. In this case, the new owner is responsible for the sterilization operation being done by a veterinarian, with help available from Cat Lovers Rescue Group for the low-cost spay/neuter program.
We charge a modest adoption fee of $125.00. This fee includes sterilization and vaccination. It also helps to cover some of the costs incurred in the care of these precious friends.
About Cat Lovers Rescue Group
Cat Lovers Rescue Group is a non-profit, charitable organization whose focus is the rescue of stray and homeless cats. Our group rescues cats with the intent of finding them a new home!
We adhere to a strict no kill policy and provide necessary humane and caring support until placement in a permanent loving home can be arranged. In the absence of placement in a home, we also arrange for cats to be sheltered in a safe, clean, maintained outside environment.
Cat Lovers Rescue Group is a non-profit, charitable organization whose focus is the rescue of stray and homeless cats. Our group rescues cats with the intent of finding them a new home!
We adhere to a strict no kill policy and provide necessary humane and caring support until placement in a permanent loving home can be arranged. In the absence of placement in a home, we also arrange for cats to be sheltered in a safe, clean, maintained outside environment.
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