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FosterCat, Inc.

P.O. Box 23414, Pittsburgh, PA 15222

Contact
Email webmaster@fostercat.org
Phone (412) 481-9144
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Areas FosterCat, Inc. serves

Allegheny, Butler and Beaver Counties

FosterCat, Inc.'s adoption process

Additional adoption info

We currently foster cats from the Western PA Humane Society and from some outside sources. All cats are tested for FELV, vaccinated (including rabies), treated for fleas, earmites and parasites and spayed/neutered PRIOR to adoption. All cats are placed at local PetsMart stores for adoption.

Potential adoptor must fill out a questionnaire. Landlords are contacted to make sure renter is allowed pets. If adoptor already owns animals, vet is contacted to make sure all cats/dogs are spayed/neutered and are up to date on vaccinations including leukemia testing. No declaw is permitted and all cats must be kept indoors. A home visit is performed prior to adoption to meet potential adoptors.

Adoption fee is $75 for all cats/kittens.

About FosterCat, Inc.

FosterCat's mission is to develop and sustain an organization to provide temporary foster care for cats and kittens in private homes until permanent homes can be found.

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