Kittens for Adoption

See below for our process and policies.

 

Our kittens range in age from 12 to 14 weeks to approximately 10/12 months.  

 

AAF Kitten Adoption Process

Animal Adoptions of Flamborough has been taking in and caring for kittens for over 30 years. Raising kittens takes a great deal of devotion including early health care, vaccines, spay/neuter surgery, love, and socialization.

As a result, we will care for them until 14 to 16 weeks of age when they will be more developed and socialized so it will be easier to introduce your new addition into your family and other pet’s lives.

 

Kitten Adoption Process:

Submit your application to adopt a kitten(s) via the ANIMAL ADOPTIONS OF FLAMBOROUGH WEBSITE at the link: https://anadoptflam.com/cat-kitten-dog-application-form/m

You will receive an email or a phone call for a phone interview within a few days of receipt of your application.

The next step would be to arrange a Meet and Greet at the shelter with our available kittens.

After the steps above, if you have been approved for a kitten adoption, the Adoption Fee of $280 can be paid by cash, cheque, e-transfer, debit or credit card. Adopting a pair of kittens has an Adoption Fee of $480

There will only be a FOSTER-TO-ADOPT period (7 days) for kittens being integrated into a home with other pets and/or young children.

Your Adoption Fee includes the following:

Initial vet visit and physical exam

Microchip Implant and registration

FIV/Fel. Leuk TEST at 16 weeks of age

Revolution flea/tick/ear mite Medication

Deworming Medication

1st, 2nd, and 3rd vaccinations (including Rabies)

Spay or Neuter surgery at six months of age, arranged by us at a vet of our choice. NOTE: We do not cover the cost of any pre-anesthesia bloodwork or the cost of a post-surgical onesie.

ADDITIONAL NOTES:

We recommend that you initiate a regular vet schedule for your kitten/ cat including yearly vaccinations and checkups.

Benefits of Adopting an Older Kitten:

More time spent with siblings and with foster families teaches kittens manners and social / life skills.
More litter box & grooming experience.
Exposure to scratching posts and boards.
Their bones are more developed, lessening the chances of injury from jumping, playing or exploring.
Younger kittens are more likely to get into small openings (vents, furniture, etc.) without being noticed.