Flop Domestic Short Hair Warwick, RI

Flop is a gorgeous 10 months old female kitten. She has double paws and is just the cutest. She is super duper sweet! She loved attention and being pet. Poor Flop came in with a severe pelvic fracture but it has healed on its own. She is not a huge fan of other cats but may do well after proper acclimation and time with an easy going small cat.


Thank you for your consideration to adopt a kitten through Scruffy Paws Animal Rescue!  If you are inquiring through this post, he/she is still available. Please try to refrain from emailing for his/her status.

You may complete our adoption application any of the following ways:
-Through our website - www.scruffypawsanimalrescue.org
- Email a copy to scruffypawsanimalrescue@gmail.com
- Drop off a hard copy to one of our store locations (Petsmarts located in Johnston and North Smithfield) 
- Mail it to: Scruffy Paws Animal Rescue 2944 Post Rd, Warwick, RI 02886

Our adoption fee to adopt a kitten includes the following vetting, spay/neuter, rabies vaccinated, distemper vaccinated, combo tested (or proof of mom's test), flea treatment, dewormed, and microchip.  

Adoption Process: 
- Adoption Application
- Vet Reference (Please call your vet ahead of time to give permission to release records to our adoption team.)
- Home visit (Please make sure you are located in our vicinity, we are based out of Warwick, RI.)
- If renting, landlord's contact information must be provided so that our adoption team can seek approval.

FYI: Kittens are located in foster homes.  An adoption application must be approved prior to meeting our kittens.  This is for the safety of our fosters and potential adopters.  
We strongly recommend submitting an adoption application before requesting information about specific kittens.  Kitten statuses change daily.  No worries!  We are a very busy shelter rescuing kittens/cats quite often and they all need loving homes!
*Our shelter is NOT open to the public, again most of our kitties are placed in foster homes with the exception of a few that are at the shelter awaiting for a foster home.