Incoming and Surrender Process
AT THIS TIME WE ARE CLOSED TO INCOMING CATS & KITTENS.
Our organization is not accepting cats at this time. The number of sanctuary animals has risen
to the point that our resources are being used to house and maintain them. Once we are able
to adopt out and reduce the number of cats in the facility, we will once again begin to accept incoming surrenders and strays. We are dismayed by this situation and would love to see people with a heart for "special needs" cats come and give our longtime residents a home!
Anyone wanting to surrender their cats are encouraged to contact the following organizations:
Our organization is not accepting cats at this time. The number of sanctuary animals has risen
to the point that our resources are being used to house and maintain them. Once we are able
to adopt out and reduce the number of cats in the facility, we will once again begin to accept incoming surrenders and strays. We are dismayed by this situation and would love to see people with a heart for "special needs" cats come and give our longtime residents a home!
Anyone wanting to surrender their cats are encouraged to contact the following organizations:
- Pet Pantry of Lancaster County accepts animals onto a waiting list. The list is long and the wait can be considerable but they will contact you when they have space. Surrendering is by appointment only.
- Centerville Pet Rescue through That Fish Place
- SPCA, Lancaster Center
- Humane League of Lancaster County
- Columbia Animal Shelter
- Feline Solutions
- Tracy's Bottle Babies (for bottle feeding needs)
Surrender Fees:
- Owner surrender & stray surrender: $25 per cat/kitten