How to Adopt a Cat
- Fill out the pre-adopt survey online OR
- Download Cat Pre-Adoption Survey (.pdf)
- Make an appointment to meet prospective cats; View
cats waiting to be adopted at our Kettering SICSA facility.
How Much Does It Cost?
Cat Adoption Fees
- Adult cats and kittens - $75
- Cats in our Seniors for Seniors Program - $50
- Includes over $200 worth of goods & services
Includes:
- Permanent Microchip Identification - a $25 Value
- Vaccinations (including Rabies) - a $75 value
- Permanent Microchip Identification - a $25 Value
- Worming & Flea Treatment - a $15 value
- Collar, ID Tag and Cardboard Carrier - a $10 value
The bottom Line: A Good Deal on a Great Cat!
Do you really want to adopt a Cat?
Owning a cat can be a lot of work and your commitment lasts long after
the newness wears off. So before you act, stop and ask yourself...
- Are you ready to give the cat the time and attention it needs:
- tending to sick cats in the middle of the night
- cleaning up messes
- Are you ready for the financial commitment?
It can all add up quickly.
- quality food & snacks
- toys
- veterinary bills
- Is everyone in the family on board with this decision?
- Do you have any other pets?
- Is your house set up for a cat?
- If you rent, do you have your landlord's permission?
Talk With Our Adoption Counselors
Our adoption counselors will go over these and other questions with you. We
aren’t trying to invade your privacy, we just want to make sure
that you are making a choice that is appropriate for you, your family
and your new best friend.
How to Adopt a Cat
- Complete Cat
Pre-Adoption Survey (.pdf) or fill out online.
- Make an appointment to meet prospective cats; View
cats waiting to be adopted at our Kettering SICSA facility.
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