My name is Pip!

Posted 2 days ago|Updated 2 days ago
Pip

My basic info

Age
2 months old, Kitten
Sex
Male
Color
Brown Tabby
Hair Length
Not listed
Pet ID
1

My story

Contact info

Pet ID
1

Contact
Not provided

Phone
Not provided

Email
info@rmanimaladvocates.org

Their adoption process

Adoption Expectations

Our goal is to place each animal in a safe, loving, and permanent home. To help ensure the best fit, we ask that adopters:

• Be prepared for the time, commitment, and financial responsibility of caring for a pet for their lifetime
• Provide appropriate housing, exercise, and enrichment
• Keep pets as indoor family members
• Be willing to introduce slowly to other pets and allow time for adjustment
• Have landlord approval if renting

We take placement seriously and aim to match each animal with the right home—not just the fastest one. We’re always happy to answer questions and help determine if a pet is a good fit for your lifestyle.

Thank you for choosing to adopt and for giving a deserving animal a second chance.

A volunteer will respond to all applications within 72 hours.

Adoption steps

  1. Approve Application
  2. Meet the Pet
  3. Sign Adoption Contract
  4. Take the Pet Home

Go meet their pets

Meet-and-greets are scheduled by appointment after an application or inquiry has been submitted.

We also host adoption events throughout the community. Event details, dates, and locations are posted on our Facebook page—be sure to follow us to stay updated on upcoming opportunities to meet our adoptable pets.

We look forward to helping you find the right match!

More about this rescue

We are Rocky Mount Animal Advocates (RMAA), a small but dedicated group of volunteers working to give animals in our community a second chance.

Many of the dogs and cats we help are at risk simply because there isn’t enough space, time, or resources. We advocate for them, share their stories, and connect them with fosters, adopters, and trusted rescue partners who can give them the life they deserve.

This work isn’t always easy, but it matters. Every life saved, every placement made, and every animal who leaves the shelter is why we do what we do.