Photo by Jen Gallion

Every kitten is tested for Feline Leukemia and adult cats are tested for Feline Leukemia and FIV.  All cats are de-wormed, de-fleaed and have received a Distemper vaccine.

Step One:

Once you’ve made the decision to add a new member to your family, and have found the perfect kitty for you, you will be asked to complete a questionnaire.  The questions asked are very important in the process.

Step Two:

Once the questionnaire is reviewed, you will be required to complete an Adoption Agreement which is the binding contract between you and Kindred Kitties.  Adoption fees are as follows:  Cats over 1 year old are $60 each, (2 cats for $100).  Kittens up to 1 year old – $80 each (2 kittens for $120)

Step Three:

Make sure you have everything you need for your new family member before you bring your kitten or cat home. A volunteer will be able to assist you.  Here is a list of things you will need:

• Litter pan, litter and scooper
• Food (dry and/or wet) appropriate for the age of your kitty
• Food and water bowls
• Toys (for socializing)
• Bed or blanket
• A quiet secure room for them to become acclimated with their new home
• Lots of love and affection

Click here for a printable Adoption Questionnaire. This questionnaire is a .pdf can be filled out on your computer and saved to your desktop or printed out. If you would like to email this filled out questionnaire to us, please do so! Our email address is cathrynmcd@aol.com.

Click here to review printable Adoption Agreement for adoption of a kindred kitty.

Step Four:

A volunteer will usually call you during the first month to see how the adoption is going. If you do not get a call feel free to call one of the numbers on your agreement with questions or to let us know how you are doing.  A home visit may also be a part of this step.