Surrender a Cat

Need Help Rehoming Your Cat?

If you can no longer care for your cat, complete this form so we can understand the situation, the cat’s needs, and how quickly help may be required.

The more complete and honest the information, the better we can determine what options may be realistic.

What Happens After You Submit

We review how many cats are involved, their ages and health, whether they should stay together, how they behave around people and other animals, why they need a new home, and how long they can remain where they are.

We may contact you for photos, veterinary records, clarification, or additional details.

Possible next steps may include advice, help finding a temporary caregiver, owner-assisted rehoming, rescue networking, foster coordination, placement on a waiting list, or intake when space becomes available.

What Helps Us Respond Faster

Complete information about each cat
Clear details about health, medications, or special needs
Whether the cats can be separated or should remain together
How they behave with cats, dogs, and children
The reason they need to be surrendered
The date they must leave their current home
Whether anyone can care for them temporarily
Recent photos and any available veterinary records

Important

Submitting this form does not guarantee immediate intake, foster placement, or adoption. Our ability to help depends on foster space, veterinary needs, transportation, funding, and whether an appropriate placement is available.

Please do not abandon a cat or leave one outside because placement is not immediately available.

For a life-threatening emergency, contact a veterinary hospital or the appropriate local animal-control agency immediately.

Complete the Form Below

Please provide as much information as possible. We will review your request and contact you when more information or a possible next step is available.

How many cats do you need to surrender? Tell us about each cat. Include each cat's name, age, gender, and whether they are fixed. Are there any health issues, medications, or special needs? How are they with cats, dogs, and children? If there is more than one cat, can they be separated, or should they stay together? Why do you need to surrender them? Is there anyone who could care for the cat temporarily while we look for a longer-term solution? When do they need to leave your care?

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