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Adopting a kitten/cat
Potential owners are screened very thoroughly by Kelly’s Kitten Rescue Adoption Committee. Adopters are required to fill out an application, provide Vet references and information on current animals living in the home and the conditions they live in. A volunteer will call the Vet to be sure that potential owners have properly cared of their pets in the past and that all current pets have been spayed or neutered and are up-to-date on vaccinations. We can send you the application needed to start the adoption process if you email us at kellyskittenrescue@gmail.com We do not like to open E-mails that don't have a Subject so please put one . Also it helps from being sent directly to the SPAM folder to never be seen again.
All Applications must be approved by the Adoption Committee prior to meeting any of the kittens!!!
The Application and Agreement must be signed at the time of the adoption. We will email you the agreement after you are approved for adoption so you can fill it out prior to meeting the kittens.
The adoption donation for one of the kittens or cats is $65. If you are interested in adopting two cats or kittens or combo of a cat and kitten the adoption donation is$110All cats or kittens will be spayed/neutered prior to adoption.
What you actually get for your money:
Current shots appropriate for the age of the kitten or cat, wormer, several vet. checks, fecal testing, spay or neuter, flea preventative, tested for felv/fiv, a kitten starter gift bag and a loving kitten/cat that will show unconditional love for the rest of their life with you!
To insure that our kittens are healthy some of the health issues we test for are Felv/FIV a kitten with either of these deadly diseases will not be adopted out by us. They are also checked for and if needed treated for all types of worms & other parasite. They receive their kitten vaccinations, flea preventive, and regular vet checks while they are in our care. All these services are done and paid for by Kelly’s Kitten Rescue out of our pocket and any donations we may receive. All of the cats & kittens will be spayed or neutered before they go to their new homes also.
We think these prices are reasonable when you consider the actual cost of a free to good home kitten or cat.
None of the kittens will be adopted out until they are 8 weeks of age and 2 lbs in weight. Adopting a kitten too young can lead to socialization and behavioral problems. This is also to help protect the kitten's health and well being. We do require that all kittens/cats be INDOORS ONLY! Cats & kittens can get into too much trouble being outside (hit by car, diseases, animal attack, etc). If needed Kelly’s Kitten Rescue will take back any animal adopted from us no matter how long it has been and we will find it another suitable home.
Please look and see the kittens that we have available for adoption. If you have any questions please e-mail us and we will respond to your e-mails in a timely fashion. We do NOT allow any pet that is adopted from us to be transported through the airlines. If you are interested enough in one of the kittens you will be willing to make the drive to pick up your new kitty. We do not fly kittens or cats because it is just too stressful on the cat/kitten!!! ONLY people willing to drive and pick up. Thank you for wanting to give a home to a rescue kitten.
PLEASE INDOOR HOMES ONLY.
The following people will NOT be approved to adopt:
People that do not reside legally within the USA.
People that have a history of animal neglect or abuse.
People with pets that are not presently current on vaccinations.
People with current pets that are not Spayed or Neutered.
People that are under 21 years of age.
People that rent and have leases that do not allow pets.
People that have not lived in their current residence for a year or more.
People that are still in college.
People willing to let the pet roam outside.
People not willing to spay or neuter.
People that are wanting to adopt a kitten that is 6 months or younger that have children that are 5 years and younger.
Cats enjoy the company of others and often form intense pair bonds either with their human companions or other animals. Leaving a cat or kitten alone for long periods of time, without human or feline companionship, can lead to problems such as scratching, aggressive play, dietary and/or litter box issues. That is why it might be a good idea to adopt 2 kittens at the same time or adopt a older cat that is use to being by it's self.
If you work long hours (don’t forget to count commute time, children’s after school activities, etc.) and don’t have someone else to provide care and companionship for your cat while you are away, consider adopting two cats. Two cats adopted together are easier and happier and have fewer problems than one lonely bored animal. This is especially true for kittens that require a great deal of socialization in order to develop appropriate and acceptable household behavior.
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