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Finding the Perfect Cat Can Be Easy, But There’s Lots to Consider!

Step 1: Cat's Age

Few things compare to the energy and joy a new kitten brings to a family. Young cats are fun to play with, cute to watch and a mountain of energy. CPA considers animals under 1 year old to be babies.

In most cases animals over 1 year old have burned off much of that kitten energy but still love to play and have fun. Cats of every age are a good addition to most homes providing joy and love without the “invest” required during the first year.

Is your home and lifestyle suitable to a new kitten or would you be better served with an older cat?

Step Two: Special Needs

Some of our cats have special needs, they’re missing a leg or an eye, they don’t like other cats or dogs, they may require medication to treat a persistent condition or may suffer from a persistent disease. These cats will typically live healthy, productive lives bringing considerable love and joy to their guardians.

Do you have room in your heart for a CPA cat with special needs?

Step Three: Single or Double (or More)

Adding cats/kittens in pairs can be a very good idea for siblings or other buddies that are bonded to one another. It also provides a constant companion to keep them entertained while you’re away or busy. Some of the CPA cats are requested to be adopted with a sibling or buddy, most can be adopted solo.

Remember, the adoption fee for the 2nd cat is 50% off!

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I adopt a cat?

For instructions on how to adopt; our adoption fees and what is included with those fees; and post-adoption instructions and requirements, see How to Adopt a Cat.

Has my new cat already been spayed/neutered?

Yes, every cat in our program will have had the spay/neuter surgery prior to adoption. On very rare occasions, we will have kittens for adoption that have not been spayed or neutered but we will not release them to you until they have had their surgery (in general that means you pick them up directly from the vet) within a day or two of adoption.

Has my new pet already been vaccinated?

Yes, your new cat will have had all of the vaccinations he/she needs up until the point of adoption. This means that you may have to get more vaccines as they become due but we will have taken care of what they need up until the date of adoption.

What is your return policy?

CPA! will take back any adopted cat if the adoption does not work out for any reason. Please e-mail us at Adoptions@ClermontPetsAlive.org to start the return process. Please specify the problem you are having with your cat so we can assist you quickly.

Adoption Info

Our detailed process for adding a new CPA cat or kitten to your home.

Pet Help

Links to resources in the greater Cincinnati area to help solve pet problems.

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