My basic info
- Breed
- Siamese
- Age
- 3 months old, Kitten
- Sex
- Female
- Color
- White (Mostly)
- Hair Length
- short
- Pet ID
- Not listed
My details
- Good With Kids
- Good With Dogs
- Good With Cats
- Microchipped
My health
- Shots current
- Spayed/neutered
My personality
AffectionateAthleticConfidentCuriousFood-motivatedPlayfulSnuggly
My story
Contact info
Website
https://www.culpeperhumane.org/
Address
Culpeper, VA 22701
Their adoption process
Adopting a dog or cat is a huge commitment and we want to ensure all of our animals find homes where they will be cherished family members. Adopting a dog from us is a process — we take the time to look at your lifestyle, family, and current pet dynamics because our goal is forever. Our application and adoption protocol is geared toward ensuring a safe, happy and loved life for our dogs and cats, as well as matching the right pet with the right family. Whether you are looking for a couch potato or someone to go jogging with, each animal, like people, has its own personality and likes and dislikes. That is why we ask many questions throughout the process to help ensure a great match up. As a home-foster-based dog and cat rescue, our volunteers and volunteer fosters want to know that we are looking for a lifelong, happy, safe, and loved home for our pets.
Adoption steps
- Submit ApplicationAn adoption crew handles verifying information of applicant, emails with any questions or clarifications to give Adoption Dir complete info
- InterviewAdoption Dir receives application, subsequent email exchanges and any comments from Crew. Prior to sending app Crew does background check
- Home CheckIF Adoption Dir approves, Adoption Coordinator receives app, email exchanges and Director's comments prior to scheduling home check
- Meet the PetIF background check, Adoption Dir and Adoption Coor approve, email sent notifying Applicant and forwarding foster parent application, emails
- Sign Adoption ContractContract is gone over with representative of rescue and applicant allowed time to review & ask any questions.
- Pay Fee
- Take the Pet HomeIF both rescue & applicant agree to adopt, then they can sign adoption contract and pay $ at the meet up and Applicant can go home with pet
Go meet their pets
We are an all volunteer, 501(c) 3 non profit, dog/cat rescue that is home foster based, we do not have a facility, all our pets are in private volunteer homes. To meet any of our pets your adoption application needs to be approved. This protects the foster's privacy as well as everyone's time. You are not obligated to adopt should you choose not to upon meeting pet. Occasionally the public does have opportunities to meet our dogs and puppies at public venues which are noted on our facebook page, Instagram and website.
More about this rescue
Mission
Bringing people and pets together to create a no-kill community.
About us:
The Culpeper Humane Society is a 501(c)3, all volunteer foster-home-based dog/cat rescue with the vision of a no-kill community. Our mission is to reduce the shelter intake and increase the shelter outtake through innovative programs designed to support those strategies. We also maintain multiple comprehensive programs in Culpeper County, Virginia to reduce suffering of pets and a wide variety of other animals so that they can live happy and healthy lives. Our Support for Paws is a community platform that includes; Pet Pantry program distributing over 23,000 lbs of free pet food annually, and Vet Assistance, along with our Care A Van that transports resident’s pets to no cost/low cost spay/neuter vet clinics. Pit Fix, spay/neuter for pit bulls and mixes are free. Further, we decrease an unwanted pet population with our advanced targeted TNR program. We help people’s pets through our Unchained Canines Program so they can lead a better life. In 2019 our President, Patricia Werick, at the Virginia Federation of Humane Societies annual conference, was awarded the prestigious Ayrshire Award. This award is presented to a Member organization or individual who has made a significant contribution to reducing the number of dogs and cats entering shelters by the advocacy for, and promotion of, affordable and available spay/neuter services through strategic and innovative programs. During this time we also worked on creating our infrastructure; documenting SOPs and animal care protocols, developing a foster care manual, creating a pet pharmacy, documenting organizational structure and job descriptions and creating an internship program.
Bringing people and pets together to create a no-kill community.
About us:
The Culpeper Humane Society is a 501(c)3, all volunteer foster-home-based dog/cat rescue with the vision of a no-kill community. Our mission is to reduce the shelter intake and increase the shelter outtake through innovative programs designed to support those strategies. We also maintain multiple comprehensive programs in Culpeper County, Virginia to reduce suffering of pets and a wide variety of other animals so that they can live happy and healthy lives. Our Support for Paws is a community platform that includes; Pet Pantry program distributing over 23,000 lbs of free pet food annually, and Vet Assistance, along with our Care A Van that transports resident’s pets to no cost/low cost spay/neuter vet clinics. Pit Fix, spay/neuter for pit bulls and mixes are free. Further, we decrease an unwanted pet population with our advanced targeted TNR program. We help people’s pets through our Unchained Canines Program so they can lead a better life. In 2019 our President, Patricia Werick, at the Virginia Federation of Humane Societies annual conference, was awarded the prestigious Ayrshire Award. This award is presented to a Member organization or individual who has made a significant contribution to reducing the number of dogs and cats entering shelters by the advocacy for, and promotion of, affordable and available spay/neuter services through strategic and innovative programs. During this time we also worked on creating our infrastructure; documenting SOPs and animal care protocols, developing a foster care manual, creating a pet pharmacy, documenting organizational structure and job descriptions and creating an internship program.