Adoption Information

What Should I do Before I Contact Paws for Cause?

First, think about the cat of your dreams! Have fun pondering some of the purr-sonality traits listed here and select the characteristics that might best fit your family!

Hmmmm....The cat of your dreams... Is a lap cat...Talks a lot...Loves to play... Will thrive as the only cat...Is a sensitive kitty who needs plenty of TLC and a quiet home...Enjoys being brushed... Provides pleasant company, but is not real needy... Will sleep in your bed...Can be carried around by children...Is a companion who will play with/cuddle/simply co-exist with your other cat/dog... Is a Cover Girl Diva -- look but don't touch!... Is a kitty who will greet guests... Loves to be petted, but doesn't need to be picked up... Is mischievous and will make you laugh... Has perfect scratch post habits... Will live harmoniously with birds or small animals... Is a kitty with special physical needs...Is a 24-hour lovebug of a cat...

After you decide on the type of cat that's best for you, look at the cats available and call the Cause for Paws voicemail at (952) 259-1483, or visit with us at an Adoption Day. We'd love to talk with you about the kind of kitty you are looking for, and introduce you to some of the wonderful cats and kittens who seek loving, permanent families.

What Veterinary Care is Provided by Cause for Paws to Cats Before Adoption?

The veterinary care for every Cause for Paws cat or kitten prior to adoption includes:

Physical examination by a veterinarian
Feline leukemia/FIV test
Worming
Flea and tick preventative
Series of distemper vaccinations
Rabies vaccination
Spay/neuter surgery
Home Again microchip and enrollment in the Home Again database

All additional necessary medical care and treatment, including x-rays, dental cleanings or tooth extractions, major surgery as in leg amputations or eye removal, antibiotics for upper respiratory infections and/or medications for other health issues is also provided by Cause for Paws to all of its cats while in foster care.

What Happens After the Adoption?

Recognizing that the first couple of days and weeks can be the most difficult as the new family adjusts; your cat's foster mom will follow up with you to answer any questions or concerns as everybody settles in together! Remember, if for any reason you should not be able to keep your cat, Cause for Paws will always take him or her back into its care.

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