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Kit Kat Club Rescue
Ann Arbor, MI 48105
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Areas Kit Kat Club Rescue serves
We serve the Metro Detroit area and surrounding counties. We are a very small rescue who's mission is to take in cats/kittens who's time has run out at our local high kill shelters. We are a foster based only rescue.
Kit Kat Club Rescue's adoption process
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Cats over 1 year of age are $50.00
Cats under 1 year of age are $100.00
We offer reduced fees for multiple cat adoptions.
Potential adopters must fill out an application and have a vet check if they have had animals previously.
We offer a 2 week trial adoption for people who may have other animals and need to see if our kitty will fit in with their clan. We also offer regular adoptions. We do not do same day adoptions.
If at any time, an adoption is not working out, we ask that the kitty be returned to us. Adoption fees are not refundable.
Cats over 1 year of age are $50.00
Cats under 1 year of age are $100.00
We offer reduced fees for multiple cat adoptions.
Potential adopters must fill out an application and have a vet check if they have had animals previously.
We offer a 2 week trial adoption for people who may have other animals and need to see if our kitty will fit in with their clan. We also offer regular adoptions. We do not do same day adoptions.
If at any time, an adoption is not working out, we ask that the kitty be returned to us. Adoption fees are not refundable.
About Kit Kat Club Rescue
We are 2 girls who have always cared about animals. After helping out other shelters and rescues we finally decided we could do more by starting a small rescue ourselves. Our kitties mostly come from high kill shelters or bad situations where they may end up in a high kill shelter. We will take sick kitties and seniors. We do not give our kitties time limits, they stay with us until they are adopted. We make sure all our furry friends are completely vetted and healthy before going out to their adoptive homes. We also do micro chipping.We are foster based only.
We are 2 girls who have always cared about animals. After helping out other shelters and rescues we finally decided we could do more by starting a small rescue ourselves. Our kitties mostly come from high kill shelters or bad situations where they may end up in a high kill shelter. We will take sick kitties and seniors. We do not give our kitties time limits, they stay with us until they are adopted. We make sure all our furry friends are completely vetted and healthy before going out to their adoptive homes. We also do micro chipping.We are foster based only.
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