Adoption & Purchasing

Cats are very intelligent and independent. This is why bringing a new one into a home can cause all kinds of problems, but it can be done with patience.

Learn how to choose a cat with these eight helpful tips. Select a healthy, happy cat that will be a good fit with your personality, family, and life.

Getting your resident cats on board with the idea of a new kitten can be tricky. With these tips, however, your resident cat and new kitten can be best friends in no time.

Cats make entertaining and independent pets. They provide children with a sense of discipline and empathy, but may require some patience and time to bond with.

Adopting a cat with FIV is a rewarding experience. FIV-positive cats are not high-maintenance pets; they will be a wonderful addition to your home.

Pet adoption is a big commitment. Learn what you need to do to make your new cat feel at home.

If you have one cat, it may be lonely and in need of a companion. If you are planning on getting one cat, consider going ahead and getting a pair. Here's why you should become a multi-cat household.

Felines come in a wide variety of shapes, sizes, colors, and personalities, but what kind of cat is best for your life?

Are Siberian cats truly hypoallergenic? What is it like owning them? I walk you through the process of how we adopted two Siberians and how they are doing two years later!

The ASPCA developed the Meet Your Match program. Shelters use the Feline-ality assessment to determine a cat's personality and match the cat to potential companions.

Learn why it might be better to adopt an adult cat than a kitten in various circumstances.

A special bond exists between cats and their “owners.” Check out these tips and “tails” on how to care for your feline friends.

Whether you're looking for a cat or a kitten, you're sure to find the perfect pet for you and your family with this guide to cat adoption. Four possible avenues of adoption are discussed in depth.

Need tips on cat adoption? Consider adopting an older cat. The challenges and rewards of bringing home an older cat are worth it!

Is it possible for a feral cat to become a beloved family pet? Yes, but only with a lot of time, patience, and maybe a few surprises along the way. Read one cat's story to learn how to socialize a cat in your area!