Pittsburgh Purrfect Cat Rescue

Pittsburgh, 15239

https://www.pittsburghpurrfectcatrescue.com

pittsburghpurrfectcatrescue@gmail.com

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No pets are available for adoption at Pittsburgh Purrfect Cat Rescue

Our Mission

We are a Pittsburgh based cat rescue working to give every homeless cat and kitten that crosses our path a second chance, and we strive to spay and neuter the feral colonies they come from.

Adoption Policy

Pittsburgh Purrfect Cat Rescue is a Foster based rescue. This means that there is not a shelter you can visit to see all of our available cats and kittens in one location; instead, we rely on a group of beautiful people who volunteer their time, and their homes, to helping felines in need. Because of this, we've developed an adoption process that works with how we do things. The first step to adopting from us is to fill out an online application. From there, one of of our Application Reviewers will look over your responses and get back to you within 72 hours. If everything looks good on your application, you will be asked to email a video of your residence. The video will need to show each room in your home and should specify where the cat/kitten's food bowl will go and where the litter box will be placed. If your video is approved, your Application Reviewer will reach out to your landlord (if you are a renter), to your vet (if you have/had an animal in your family), and to your references. If this is going to be your first time as a pet owner, we will ask you to research reputable veterinary offices in your area so that you have a plan for the care of your future cat or kitten. If everything checks out, you will be approved to adopt from us! ADOPTING A KITTEN: If you are interested in adopting a kitten, you will be guaranteed an available furbaby of your choosing after you've been fully approved; you'll be put on the waitlist until the kitten you chose is fully vetted and ready to be adopted. Please keep in mind that part of our vetting process is make sure everyone in our care has had their rabies vaccine, which cannot be given before 12 weeks of age; we are unable to adopt out animals prior to that time. From there, you can contact the animal's Foster directly so that they can send you photos and videos of your little one. You may also ask them questions about the kitten's favorite foods, litter, toys, etc. As you communicate with the Foster, please keep