Adopt from TKR!
TKR has been recognized and praised for their amazing team of foster homes, who have raised thousands of kittens since we were founded by Toni Sestak in 2003. We are so proud to now offer our wonderfully raised kittens for adoption directly to YOU!
IMPORTANT TKR ADOPTION POLICIES
Indoors Only – All of our kittens must go to homes where they will remain inside 24/7.
Adopt Pairs – Kittens must go in pairs or to a home with another young cat. Infrequent exceptions do occur.
Applicants – You must be 21 years or older to adopt from TKR.
TKR ADOPTION PROCESS
If you are thinking about adopting from Toni’s Kitty Rescue, thank you for your interest! We are a foster-based rescue, which allows our kittens to be in a home environment with individualized care instead of a kennel at a shelter. However, that means that there is no centralized location to view our kitties, and we will schedule for you to visit with them. If you’d like to meet our kitties, our adoption process is:
1.) Send in an Adoption Application. Please only send one application in per family, even if you are interested in multiple kitties. If you have applied before, email us to let us know you are interested in another kitty.
2.) We will review your application. Once your application has been evaluated, we will contact you for your interview.
3.) Once approved, we will schedule a Meet and Greet to get to know the kitties.
4.) If the kitties are a perfect match with you, we will finalize the adoption and coordinate with you to take them home!
If you have any further questions about the adoption process, send us an email at adopt@toniskittyrescue.org!
ADOPTION FEES
All TKR kittens are spayed or neutered, immunized, and micro-chipped prior to adoption.
One kitten: $185
Two kittens: $350
ALWAYS ADOPT!!
Every 8 seconds an unwanted shelter cat is euthanized somewhere in the United States. You can do your part to help with this terrible problem: choose to adopt from a shelter or rescue.
Toni’s Kitty Rescue is proud to be a part of a network of active volunteers committed to ending the cat overpopulation problem.
