Sadie’s FAQs

What is Critical Care Kitten Coalition’s adoption process?

Potential adopters are screened, first doing a "light" background check, then interviewed over the phone. If they are found to be safe, we invite them to make an appointment to meet the potential furry family member. During the appointment, we have conversations, which I look for specific questions, and I observe their body language as well as the kitty's whom they are interested. I expect and encourage questions by the potential adopter. To me, if questions are not asked, that's a red flag. We've spent a LOT of time, money and heart into saving these lives, we are not looking to just shove them out the door to the first interested party. We match-make to ensure these babies are going to a loving home who is ready to commit to a 10 to 20+ year relationship. All adopters are expected to keep their new family members inside-only, with the exception of allowing them out in a safe and enclosed catio. If you think you're able to fulfill these requirements and would like to give one of the stricter adoptions processes a try, find a kitty you believe you would like to meet and complete out Adoption Inquiry form and we will have a conversation. By the way, we will always have an adoption fee. We try to stay competitive with regular rescues, however, due to the costs of the various medical expenses as well as the popularity of certain breeds, we might be a bit more. If you don't see an adoption fee listed under a certain kitty, please do not assume they are free. I assure you; none will ever be free of charge. Please ask.

What is Sadie’s adoption fee?

$150

Is Sadie good with kids?

Sadie is not good with kids under the age of 5 and kids over the age of 5.

Is Sadie good with other animals?

Sadie is good with other cats. It is not known if Sadie is good with dogs.

When can I meet Sadie?

As soon as the adoption organization has a chance to review your information, they’ll reach out with next steps and timing.

When can I adopt Sadie?

Time to adopt varies, but typically adoption organizations require an official application prior to adoption. If you’re a match, they’ll reach out with next steps and timing.