Ridgewood Rescue Adoptables
We are a small local rescue, so we do not have many cats/kittens up for adoption at all moments, but we always have new friendly faces coming through the door!
If you are interested in adopting from us but we don’t have a match for you (yet), please fill out our adoption application, so that if you see an adoptable cat or kitten you are pre-approved to adopt! Also, we don't always have time to put every cat on the website, so you can always ask if we have other options.
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Our adoption fee is $175 for adult cats and $200 for kittens and $350 for kitten pairs*
*fee includes spay/neuter, microchip, vaccines, flea/worm treatment and FIV/FELV test, when applicable
Kittens (under 1 year)
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Harp(F)
Age: 7 months
Health: UTD on vaccines and spayed.
Home Requirements: None
More Info: Sweet little Harp was found wandering in the street but she was obviously not born to be a streetwalker!! She's sweet, friendly, curious and downright adorable. BONUS, she's a polydactyl kitty. She's about 6 months old and she's spayed, vaccinated and ready to bring joy to her new home. She chirps when she meows, likes to meet new people and loves the window!
Over 1 Year
Olive (F)
Age: 2 years
Health: UTD on vaccines and spayed
Home Requirements: Olive would be okay on her own but enjoys other cats and dogs
More Info: Olive is a sweet, gentle, slightly shy 2 year old girl who is easy going around other pets. She is yet another kitty who was once a pet and found herself on the streets. She gets along great with her foster brother (a dog). She would benefit from a quiet, mellow home. She is shy with new people but super sweet a affectionate with her foster mom!
SENIORS
Mr. Socks
Age: 10 Years
Health: Up to date on vaccines - blind or mostly blind.
Home Requirements: Mr. Socks would do best in a quiet, stress free home
More Info: Mr. Socks is a team favorite. He lived outdoors for the first 10 years of his life suffering from entropion. Entropion is a condition where the eyelids lay in a way where lashes and hair scratch and damage the eyes over time as the animal blinks. Unfortunately, with no one looking out for him for many years, he had already lost most of his vision before we trapped him and got him his corrective surgery. Do to his condition he could not be returned to life outdoors.
He’s pretty content napping most of the day. He likes to hide because noises scare him since he cannot see much (if anything). He has no problem eating, drinking and using his litter box. He’s friendly with foster brother Draco and is not really bothered by the foster kittens in his home causing a racket.
