Adopting a Craig Street Cat
Our St. Patrick's Day kittens, born March 17, 2013.
All Craig Street Cats offered for adoption are already spayed or neutered and have received basic vaccinations. Kittens are ready for adoption after they have recovered from their surgery
Much thought goes into choosing an adoptive home for one of our cats. We want to be certain that both the cats and the adoptive parents are happy with the arrangements, so that they can live together for many years. Some cats need the company of another cat or dog, some must be only pets. Some love small children, others are afraid of them. For these reasons we interview all prospective pet parents. In some cases we do a home visit, to help the pet parents ensure that their new cat will be safe and secure. In all cases prospective pet parents are required to sign an adoption contract that specifies some of their responsibilities to their new pet. Once a cat is placed in a new home, we do follow up calls to make sure that everything is going well. Although kittens are very cute, and many small children say they want one, we strongly encourage families with toddlers or pre-schoolers to consider adopting adult cats, or kittens over 6 months of age. This is safer for both the child and the kitten.
Adopters with dogs are reminded that it may take several months for your new cat to feel comfortable with a dog, and that they may never become friends. Patience is the key when introducing new pets into an existing pet structure. Our staff is prepared to help you through the process.
Much thought goes into choosing an adoptive home for one of our cats. We want to be certain that both the cats and the adoptive parents are happy with the arrangements, so that they can live together for many years. Some cats need the company of another cat or dog, some must be only pets. Some love small children, others are afraid of them. For these reasons we interview all prospective pet parents. In some cases we do a home visit, to help the pet parents ensure that their new cat will be safe and secure. In all cases prospective pet parents are required to sign an adoption contract that specifies some of their responsibilities to their new pet. Once a cat is placed in a new home, we do follow up calls to make sure that everything is going well. Although kittens are very cute, and many small children say they want one, we strongly encourage families with toddlers or pre-schoolers to consider adopting adult cats, or kittens over 6 months of age. This is safer for both the child and the kitten.
Adopters with dogs are reminded that it may take several months for your new cat to feel comfortable with a dog, and that they may never become friends. Patience is the key when introducing new pets into an existing pet structure. Our staff is prepared to help you through the process.
Adoption Fees:
Kittens up to 6 months: $175
Kittens 7 to 12 months: $150
Adult cats: $100
Fees include spay or neuter, first vaccination, tattoo, microchip and deworming. They may also include 6 weeks of complementary pet insurance, courtesy of PetSecure, and access to our adoption alumni group on facebook
Our adoption centre has closed, as of May 31, 2025. Any future adoptions will be handled through other organizations.
You will need a secure cat carrier in which to transport your new best friend home.
Kittens up to 6 months: $175
Kittens 7 to 12 months: $150
Adult cats: $100
Fees include spay or neuter, first vaccination, tattoo, microchip and deworming. They may also include 6 weeks of complementary pet insurance, courtesy of PetSecure, and access to our adoption alumni group on facebook
Our adoption centre has closed, as of May 31, 2025. Any future adoptions will be handled through other organizations.
You will need a secure cat carrier in which to transport your new best friend home.