Friends Forever, A Cat Sanctuary

359 Nevada St. Ste 101 Auburn, California 95603

(530) 885-4228 Directions Email Facebook

About this shelter

Friends Forever, A Cat Sanctuary in Auburn, CA

We operate a safe, cage-free, no-kill facility dedicated to caring for homeless and abandoned cats until they find permanent homes. Our mission includes educating the community about responsible cat ownership and ensuring that each cat is placed in a loving environment. We are committed to giving cats a second chance at life. Through our rescue efforts, we provide rehabilitation, medical care, spay/neuter services, vaccinations, microchipping, deworming, and testing for FIV/FELV. This comprehensive approach prepares cats to become lifelong companions for their new owners. We aim to collaborate with local shelters to rehome every homeless cat at risk of euthanasia due to space constraints. Our ultimate goal is to eliminate the presence of cats living in the wild or confined in cages.

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Adopting from Friends Forever, A Cat Sanctuary

Adoption process

We evaluate potential adopters through an adoption application and an interview conducted by trained adoption counselors. Once approved, the adopter must complete an adoption contract. We maintain a list of individuals who are not eligible to adopt due to past abusive behavior. Our policy requires that all adoptions are to indoor homes only, and we do not allow the declawing of adopted cats. If an adopter can no longer keep the cat, it must be returned to us. Adoption fees vary between $50 and $140, depending on the cat's age and breed.

Service area: The organization serves the following areas: Placer County, California; Auburn, California; Roseville, California; Loomis, California; and Rocklin, California.
County: Placer County

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