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Kitten Korner Rescue, Inc.
6 Barben Circle,
Mendon, NY 14506
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Kitten Korner Rescue was started to help rescue more kittens/cats in the Rochester, NY area and surrounding counties.
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All prospective adopters are required to complete an Adoption Application which includes whether the person rents or owns, current pets (if any), and vet information. When person is approved to adopt, there is an adoption agreement they must sign and pay the adoption fee. Currently the fee to adopt our kittens/cats is $25. If the kitten is not spayed/neutered at time of adoption, there is a refundable spay/neuter deposit of $50.
All prospective adopters are required to complete an Adoption Application which includes whether the person rents or owns, current pets (if any), and vet information. When person is approved to adopt, there is an adoption agreement they must sign and pay the adoption fee. Currently the fee to adopt our kittens/cats is $25. If the kitten is not spayed/neutered at time of adoption, there is a refundable spay/neuter deposit of $50.
About Kitten Korner Rescue, Inc.
Kitten Korner came into existence to provide foster care primarily for orphaned kittens from birth to eight weeks. We do have some adult abandoned cats as well. Our foster homes have many years of combined experience in kitten care and our foster parents are more than willing to provide education to those wishing to bottle feed orphans.
We are dedicated to saving the lives, and finding permanent homes, for kittens/cats that have been abandoned. This group was formed because we realize there is a HUGE need for cat rescue in our area. We also want to educate people on the need to spay/neuter and options other than abandoning a pet when times get tough.
Kitten Korner came into existence to provide foster care primarily for orphaned kittens from birth to eight weeks. We do have some adult abandoned cats as well. Our foster homes have many years of combined experience in kitten care and our foster parents are more than willing to provide education to those wishing to bottle feed orphans.
We are dedicated to saving the lives, and finding permanent homes, for kittens/cats that have been abandoned. This group was formed because we realize there is a HUGE need for cat rescue in our area. We also want to educate people on the need to spay/neuter and options other than abandoning a pet when times get tough.
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