Adopting a pet is a lifetime commitment, so potential adoptive homes are screened carefully by Network volunteers. We try to fit the right human companion to the right cat and ensure a secure and enduring home. Network members interact with the cats on a daily basis and can discuss the personalities of the cats and kittens.

Saturday, July 25th 11am - 4pm at Pet Food Express
3910 Middlefield Road, Palo Alto

At adoption open houses, you can meet a selection of cats available for adoption. It is helpful if you read about our adoption program and complete our online adoption questionnaire before attending the open house. If you are interested in a particular cat we can arrange to bring that cat to the fair.

Steps to adoption:

1. Browse our Adoption Gallery, listings are complete and updated daily.
2. If you are interested in one or more of the cats, fill out the Adoption Application.
3. A Network member will contact you to set up an adoption appointment.

Adoption Fees:

Adult cats and kittens 4 months or older, $80 fee includes:

• Complete health exam by veterinarian
• FVRCP (4 in 1 combo) and Rabies vaccinations
• Spay or Neuter
• Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) and Feline Leukemia (FeLv) tested
• Microchip Identification and registration
• Advantage flea protection
• Check for internal & external parasites/de-worming
• Collar and ID tag
• Free bag of cat's current food
• Free pet health insurance for 1 month through Sheltercare (courtesy of Petfinder)

Kittens under 4 months old, $100 fee includes:

• Complete health exam by veterinarian
• First FVRCP (4 in 1 combo) vaccination
• Spay or Neuter (scheduled for when kitten is 5-6 months old)
• Feline Leukemia (FeLv) tested
• Microchip Identification and registration
• Advantage flea protection
• Check for internal & external parasites/de-worming
• Collar and ID tag
• Free bag of kitten's current food
• Free pet health insurance for 1 month through Sheltercare (courtesy of Petfinder)

You can see photos of the adopted cats and their stories in the Happy Tails section. These cats have found great homes, and now others are awaiting adoption and need your help. If you can't take another cat yourself, please pass the word on to family and friends. "Word-of-mouth" is a very important medium for spreading awareness of our mission.

Foster homes are needed but hard to find, so some cats must be boarded until they are adopted. Find out more about our foster care program here. The adoption program is a most satisfying but costly endeavor, for which your support is needed.