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Seniors for Seniors Program

​This program is designed to give our older cats (6+ years) the opportunity to be placed in a loving home by matching them with qualified senior citizens who are 65 years of age or older.
An older cat would be a great choice for an older person that needs a buddy. Older cats don't ask for much -– just a warm place to sleep, good meals, and plenty of love! ​​​
​To an older animal, a senior citizen that dotes on them and spends a significant amount of time allowing them to sit on their lap or lay at their feet is an inviting and ideal home.
The cat will also receive any necessary medical care PRIOR to going home including spay/neuter, appropriate vaccinations, vet check, and any other necessary medical care deemed necessary by our veterinarian (some examples would be dentals or bloodwork).

The average cost of medical care / services provided for these pets prior to adoption is worth several hundred dollars! The adopting family is adopting a healthy, friendly companion and saving the initial cost of any medical care AND adoption fees. This program is a win/win situation for both the adopter and the pet.

Often times older animals are overlooked when potential adopters aren’t realizing the average lifespan of a dog or cat can be 15+ years. YOUNGER animals, especially kittens require multiple vaccinations and vet visits to have various vaccination boosters that can average $1,000 for the first year!

By adopting one of our mature animals, the family takes home a great pet and is all ready to go!
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Please consider our Seniors for Seniors program for yourself OR someone in your family that might be looking for a new friend!




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Making a difference, one cat at a time.
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Since 1981.
Copyright 2014
  • Home
  • Who We Are
    • The Team
    • Contact Us
    • Upcoming Events
    • The Chatbox
    • Kitty Cam
  • Caring for Cats
    • Found a stray?
    • Rehoming >
      • Re-Homing Your Pet
      • Alternatives to Giving Up Your Pet
    • Feral Cats >
      • Feral Cat Help & Info
      • Humane Trapping Instructions
      • Feral Cat Fund
    • Community Resources >
      • Emergency Pet Care
      • Dealing With Behavior Problems
      • Low Cost & Free Spay / Neuter
      • Other Organizations
  • Donate
    • Donate to our General Fund for Animals
    • Donate to our Building Project
    • Wish List
    • Sponsorship & Partnerships >
      • Partnership
      • Cat Sponsorship
      • Cat Condo Sponsorship
    • Fundraisers >
      • T-Shirt Fundraiser
      • Kitten Yoga
      • Shamrock Fundraiser!
      • Kitten Shower
    • Legacy Gift
    • Other Ways
  • Get Involved
    • Volunteer Opportunities >
      • Foster Volunteer
      • Shelter Volunteer
      • How Kids & Teens Can Help
      • Community Service
    • Partnership
    • Group Projects
  • Adopt
    • Cats for Adoption
    • Dogs for Adoption
    • Scholarship Cats
    • Adoption Process
    • Offsite Adoptions
    • Seniors for Seniors
    • Barn Cat Adoption
    • Caring for Your New Cat
    • The Alumni Corner
  • Shop!