Adoption Information

  1. You can be reassured when bringing your new kitten home. We will kindly provide a vet exam and have the negative FeLV/FIV test for you. You will get the most recent health examination report from the veterinarian at the time we hand over the kitten to you, including a full exam, FVRCP vaccine, deworming, and a negative FeLV/FIV test. We will meet with you during the day of the exam at a pet hospital.
  2. After completing the adoption process, we will provide you with a detailed guide to help you welcome your new furry companion with ease. The guide includes tips on how to prepare essential items and food for your kitten in advance, important considerations for the pick-up day, advice on helping your kitten quickly adjust to their new home, and safety precautions. Even if it’s your first time owning a cat, you’ll feel confident and ready to care for your adorable new family member.
  3. Can’t abandon: treat the kittens like family. If for any reason the kitten can no longer be raised, please find suitable relatives or friends to continue to take care of them. 
  4. Spay/Neuter and Microchip: Some studies believe that premature spaying/neutering may cause cats to lack sex hormones, which in turn affects the growth and development of bones, leading to the formation of osteoarthrosis, and occasionally urinary tract infections or urinary leakage. To ensure that the cat has healthy physiological development, our cattery will not let the kitten be spayed/neutered too early, so the adopter needs to sign a “spay/neuter contract” with us. On top of adopt fee, there is additional $500 alter deposit will be added into final payment. You need to do the spay/neuter operation and insert the microchip before 6 months of age for females and 8 months for males and send the vet verification document to us. We will return your $500 alter deposit after confirmation, and the kitten’s parent’s TICA five-generation pedigree certificate will be given to you. 
  5. The kitten supplies for your reference:
    Food

    We offer kittens premium-quality food to ensure healthy growth:
    • PetAg Goat’s Milk KMR & KMR Powder (for weaning support)
    • Royal Canin Mother & Babycat (wet & dry)
    • Stella & Chewy’s Chicken Dinner Morsels (freeze-dried raw)
    • Cooked Fresh meat with Wholistic Multivitamin 
    • Royal Canin Kitten (wet & dry)(after 4 months)

    Water Fresh drinking water is available every day
    Health food

    · Nutramax Proviable Probiotics· Breeder’s Edge® Kitten Lyte

    · Wholistic Pet Organics Organic Feline Complete Pumpkin Enhanced Powder Daily Multivitamin for Cats

    · Tomlyn Nutri-Cal Fish Flavor Gel High Calorie Supplement for Kittens

    Litter box

    Cat litter

    · Since kittens grow up quickly, it is recommended to buy a large-sized litter box

    · O.R.I./GRAYSTONE NATURAL Granular Tofu Cat Litter – For use during initial training

    · World’s Best Multi-Cat Unscented Clumping Corn Cat Litter – after 2 months of use
    Cat tree Kittens like to climb high and jump up and down, so it is safer to buy lower trees
    Cat bed Kittens sleep about 16-20 hours a day and need a soft and comfortable bed
    Cat carrier Because kittens grow up quickly, it is recommended to buy a large size, which can be used when going to the vet or when going out in the future.
    Cat tech The kitten’s room needs an air purifier and a powerful vacuum cleaner to maintain a clean and comfortable environment
    Others Meal bowls, water bowls, cat nail clippers, combs, bath products, toothbrushes, toothpaste (Virbac C.E.T. Enzymatic Poultry Flavor Dog & Cat Toothpaste), Cat scratching boards, teasers & wands, balls, interactive toys, etc
    Treats

    · Inaba Churu for Kittens Chicken, Tuna Recipe Puree Grain-Free Lickable Cat Treats

    · Bonkers Purr Pops Tip-Top Grain-Free Chicky, Tuna, Salmon Freeze-Dried Cat Treats