How to Find and Choose Your New Cat

This collection of articles covers where to look, how to know what to look for, what to ask, and options to consider in the process of adopting a kitten or cat.

Two gray kittens snuggling on their backs, wrapped in gray blanket

9 Reasons You Should Adopt a Bonded Pair of Kittens or Cats

Why more than one cat? This article covers the many reasons two (or more!) is better than one, especially when bonded.

What to Ask When Adopting a Kitten or Cat – Complete guide

This guide has a structured list of essential questions to ask when meeting adoptable cats. Take it with you and gather important information that will help you find the right cat for you.

Why You Should Consider Adopting a “Less-Adoptable” Cat

There are so many great cats at the shelter that people overlook day after day. If you consider these “less-adoptable” cats, you might find a gem and save a life.

Why Fostering to Adopt a Cat Can Be a Great Approach

Learn why fostering can be a great way to make sure daily life with cats is really for you, and get to know a cat before you adopt one.

How to Set Intentions for Adopting a Kitten or Cat

Do you know what you’re looking for in a cat? Setting some intentions before you head out to meet adoptable cats can help make the process less overwhelming.

When is the Best Time to Adopt a Kitten? Kitten Season is When!

What you need to know about the best timing for adopting a kitten. And in case you’re still on the fence, we include some reasons why it might be better to get a grown cat instead.

Orange cat laying on its side, looking out at the camera through a wire grid cage.

The Ethics of Where You Get Your Cat From

There are many choices for where people can find a cat to adopt. This guide breaks down the ethics of the decision and how to do the most good in the process.

Three cats cuddled together, looking up at the camera. One cat is in mid-yawn.

Know What to Look for When You Go to the Shelter to Adopt a Cat

This article breaks down how to identify green and red flags when you go to meet adoptable kitties at the shelter.