Saturday, January 29, 2022

General Adoption Info

One of the most important programs to allow a county to become "No-Kill" is strong, readily available adoption programs. Animal Outreach has adopted out over 5000 animals, and makes itself available for adoptions as much as our volunteer resources allow.

Animal Outreach does not have a physical shelter facility, the majority of our animals are kept in volunteer foster homes, and some others are kept at local Petsmart Adoption Centers located in those Petsmart stores (and available for viewing whenever those stores are open).

In addition, information about all of our animals up for adoption is available at any time on this website or visit us on Petfinder.com

You can visit our animals at the following locations during business hours seven days a week!

COVID-19 Adoption Process changes

Hey prospective adopters! We are so excited to announce that we're doing adoptions again!

We have taken in a lot of cats in the past month that are chillin' in foster homes. Watch for their debut! We're rolling them out!

We are only taking applications through our website, petfinder, adopt-a-pet and the shelter pet project at this time.

We hope our new procedures work for everyone. Please be patient with us as we go forward and work out any bugs.

After we review the application, our adoption manager will set up a time for a Zoom meeting. Zoom can be used on a laptop or as an app on your phone. During the Zoom meeting, we will be talking to everyone in the family to make sure everyone is on board with the adoption.

You also get to talk to the foster home and see the cat! You will be walked through our online adoption contracts. We will then meet with one member of your family at PetSmart. You will get to interact with the cat before the final paperwork is done. Please remember you will need a mask to enter PetSmart starting May 1st.
Please bring a copy of your lease if you are renting.

Adoption Information Checklist

Animal Outreach currently adopts out only cats and kittens. The cost of adopting an animal from Animal Outreach is as follows:

Kittens under 1 year - $150.00
Teenagers under 2 - $125.00
Adults 2 to 7 years - $100.00
Seniors 7 and up - $75.00
Senior to senior - no fee
Some cats may be less based on certain circumstances like special needs.

Each animal includes the following services:

Already spayed and neutered
Blood tested for FELV & FIV with negative results
Has already been given its distemper shot
Dewormed
Rabies vaccination (PLEASE NOTE: Kittens under 16 weeks of age are not old enough for rabies vaccination. For any kitten adopted under 16 weeks the owner will be responsible for cost of the vet visit and rabies injection.)
Microchipped
Vetchecked and deemed healthy (Note: if an animal has special needs it will be indicated)
48 hour health guarantee
Lifelong return policy of adoptable cats
The vast majority of our animals are cared for in loving foster homes which gives the animals more social interaction and allows us to better see their personality traits.

NOTE: We do not do any pre-adoptions for animals that are not ready for adoption. If you want to fill out an adoption application for an animal that is already available for adoption, please fill out an adoption application for that animal here. We can change it to another cat/kitten if when we go through the adoption process with you, you select another animal.

General Adoption Info

** COVID-19 Adoption Process changes **

Adoption Information Checklist

COVID-19 Adoption Process changes