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Purrin' Fur

PO Box 713, Owenton, KY 40359

Contact Angela Wainscott
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Phone (502) 514-2097
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Areas Purrin' Fur serves

We rescue within: Owen County, KY 40359.

We cannot guarantee acceptance of your cat(s) &/or stray cats, as we are limited in foster homes and funds. We advocate spay/neuter and help connect everyone willing to spay/neuter their pets to affordable &/or sponsored options.

If you are a potential adopter for one of our animals (good references/approved adoption application), we will bring the animal for a home visit, no matter the distance!

Our animals have found their forever homes in: Cincinnati, OH; Louisville, KY; London, KY; and places in between. We will go where the home is, in county or out of state!

(Please note: We only do home visits in pairs and have strict safety measures in place to prevent situations that could bring harm to our animals &/or ourselves. If you have poor intentions, please know you are "barking" up the wrong tree... pun intended).

Purrin' Fur's adoption process

Additional adoption info

Adoption Process:

Applicant completes/submits an adoption application for review.

Adoption Counselor schedules a brief home visit, bringing the animal to the approved applicants home to meet the family and existing animals in the home.

Approved adopters sign an adoption contract and pay the adoption fee.

Approved adopter takes legal/physical possession of their new pet.

Adoption Counselor follows-up 1 week later, by phone call or other method adopter requests, to find out how family and pets are adapting and to provide any additional support needed/requested.

Please Note: We strive to make the adoption process a smooth, positive experience for everyone involved, with the ultimate goal of matching good people to good pets. We make every effort to place our animals in forever homes where they are considered part of their adoptive family, not just an object under-foot. We'd hate to see them back out on the street, injured or dead because we failed to take the extra steps to insure their safety. Please be honest and open during the adoption process; this helps us to help you find the best match for your family and reduces the chance of an animal "not working out".

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Cat Adoption Fee Includes: Spay/Neuter; FeLV/FIV testing; FVRCP, Rabies, FeLV vaccinations; parasite control; and an adoption kit including valuable owner information, resource materials and a 10 day food supply. ( $200+ value! )

Dog Adoption Fee Includes: Spay/Neuter; 5/7-way, Rabies vaccinations; parasite control; microchip; and an adoption kit including valuable owner information, rescource materials and a 10 day food supply. ( $350+ value! )

Our fees are kept affordable for adopters and don't even cover 1/4 of our costs.

Adoption Fees (subject to change):

Kittens = $45.00 (we prefer kittens be adopted in pairs and only require $60.00 total if you provide a loving home for 2 at the same time).

Adult Cats = $ 25.00 (Adopt 2 adults, only pay $30.00 total)

Barn Cats = Fee Waived

Dogs = $75.00


Supportive Services: Purrin' Fur wants the best for the life of those we rescue, not just while they are directly under our care. Therefore, all adopters are strongly encouraged to contact us with any questions/concerns they ever have. We are only an email, phone call or text away!
(It's like having a free support hotline for the life of your pet).

About Purrin' Fur

Purrin' Fur is a non-profit association focused on the rescue, rehabilitation, and adoption of homeless cats in Owen County, KY. We help dogs only if an extreme need arises (there is another organization in our county focused on dog rescue). We are in desperate need of foster homes. When we don't have an open foster home, we cannot accept cats in to our rescue; this unfortunately means they miss their chance at a better life and remain a statistic with an uncertain future. Owen County does not have a shelter for cats, nor an animal control policy or officer in place to help stray cats. That means that the cats fend for themselves and many times are killed by citizens who lack compassion for them because there is no where for them to go except to continue to roam the streets until they meet their fate. Purrin' Fur was founded by a concerned couple who diligently attempts to enlist other caring individuals to expand their rescue efforts. Please consider making a monetary donation or contacting Purrin' Fur about volunteer and foster opportunities if you would like to become part of the solution in Owen County. Thank you for your support!

Purrin' Fur's adopted pets

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When someone is breeding puppies or breeding kittens, they are creating new dogs and cats who need homes. Some people are interested in a very specific breed of dog, cat, puppy or kitten and they think the only way to find that specific breed is to buy a dog for sale or buy a cat for sale from a puppy breeder or a kitten breeder. Yet animal shelters are filled with dogs and cats who must find homes.

So rather than buying a dog or puppy for sale from a dog breeder or buying a cat or kitten for sale from a cat breeder, we encourage people to adopt a dog, adopt a cat, adopt a puppy or adopt a kitten at their local animal shelter, SPCA, humane society or pet rescue group.