SURRENDERS
WE ACCEPT CATS ON A ROLLING BASIS AS SPACE ALLOWS. APPOINTMENTS ARE REQUIRED FOR SURRENDERS.
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To contact us, please complete this form, a cat profile. and a surrender information form.
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​When surrendering a cat, please provide any vet records if at all possible. You can also bring the cat's favorite bed/toy/food etc to help them acclimate to the new environment. Since we are not a vet office, all appointments to get a cat “up to date” made by the shelter, for on vaccinations must be made outside our facility which takes 1-2 weeks. A cat cannot be offered for adoption until the following is completed; if you are able to confirm this information from past vet records and/or take the cat to a vet prior to being surrendered, it increases your chance of being able to surrender the cat to be re-homed through the shelter:
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Current rabies vaccine
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Proof of FVRCP (distemper) vaccine
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Deworming or no issues with parasites or diarrhea
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Examination and any issues addressed or shared with the potential adopter – need copy of vet notes.
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FIV/Felv test
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Microchip
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For that reason – A surrender donation is always appreciated to cover these costs as well as the care provided during the cat’s stay at our Adoption Center.
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To find a list of all no-kill shelters in the state, and for additional resources click here.
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