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CATS CRADLE SHELTER INC.

9 - Ninth Street South

Fargo, 58103

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(701) 356-7877

Adoption Process

Before adopting a cat, prospective adopters must participate in an interview with the executive director. Not all applicants are approved for adoption. Those who are approved will enter a three-week trial period during which they can return the cat and receive a refund. After this period, while we always welcome our cats back if the adoptive household can no longer care for them, the adoption fee will not be refunded. A formal adoption contract must be signed before the adoption is finalized. The adoption fee is $118, which includes tax.

Service Areas

We serve Fargo, North Dakota; West Fargo, North Dakota; Cass County, North Dakota; Moorhead, Minnesota; and the surrounding region of the Fargo-Moorhead area, including the border cities.

Cats Cradle Shelter Inc. in Fargo, ND

Cat's Cradle Shelter is dedicated to providing a safe haven for homeless and abandoned cats. Our mission is to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome these animals, ensuring they receive the care and love they deserve. We are committed to promoting responsible pet ownership and advocating for the welfare of all cats. Through our rescue pledge, we strive to make a positive impact in our community by addressing the needs of felines in distress and finding them permanent, loving homes.

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