Cats looking for homes.
Cat profiles

Athena
Adult · female
Window watcher. Lap lover.

Jetty
Adult · male
Cuddles are his love language.

Bubbles
Young · female
Purrs with a window view.

Pumpkin
Adult · female
Quiet company. Soft landings.

Roxy
Young · female
Trust grows at her pace.
How to adopt
- 01
Browse the cats
Read their profiles and home needs.
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Ask about availability
Email the cat’s name and your household details.
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Discuss next steps
Talk through the adoption process with the rescue.
Ask the rescue
General guidance. Confirm fees, arrangements, and each cat’s needs with Stray Kitty Rescue.
What’s the fee, and what does it cover?
Adoption fees typically help offset a cat’s care, such as spay/neuter surgery, vaccinations, and a microchip. What’s included varies. Ask Stray Kitty Rescue for the current fee, the cat’s medical records, and any follow-up care you’ll need to arrange.
Where can we meet? Do you serve my area?
Many rescues arrange meetings by appointment, sometimes with a cat’s foster family. Share your town and the cat’s name so Stray Kitty Rescue can confirm where a meeting is possible and whether it can arrange a placement in your area.
What does this cat need in a home?
A good match considers the cat’s personality, energy, care needs, and comfort with other pets or children. Start with the profile, then discuss your household with us. Prepare a quiet settling-in space, and follow any adults-only, only-pet, or special-care requirements on their profile.
Prepare for a new catHow do I apply?
Start with the cat profiles, then use “Ask about” to email the rescue. Include the cat’s name, where you live, your household, and any pets. Rescues commonly use an application and a matching conversation; Stray Kitty Rescue can confirm its steps and what information to provide.
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