Whenever possible, we encourage families to rehome cats directly from one loving home to another.
This can be the best option for a cat because they can remain in a familiar environment while you search for their new family, avoiding the stress of entering a shelter.
And you don’t have to do it alone.
Because you know your cat better than anyone, you are often the best person to help find their next family. We can provide guidance and resources to help you along the way, including:
- Writing an adoption bio
- Creating and sharing networking posts
- Talking with potential adopters
- Screening prospective families
- Helping you prepare for meet-and-greets
- Sharing tips for taking great photos
- Connecting you with local resources
We’ve also put together resources to help you through the process. NOTE: These re catered to kittens specifically, but the process works for any pet, any age, any background!
Screening Questions & Finding a Good Home: Click Here
Learn what to ask potential adopters and what to look for in a good match.
How to Find a Good Home for Your Pet
A helpful guide to getting started. Watch this short video for more.
Complete Rehoming Guide: Click Here
Learn how to advertise your pet, take great photos, screen adopters, create a compelling bio, and safely arrange meet-and-greets.
Additional Rehoming Resources
Rehome by Adopt-a-Pet
A safe, no-cost service that helps people find new homes for owned and found pets.
GetYourPet.com
Connects people who need to rehome a pet with people looking to adopt.
Humane World for Animals
Additional guidance and resources for safely rehoming your pet. Click here for the full article. It’s packed with great tips!
