Vacaville Petco every Saturday
11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
210 Nut Tree Pkwy
Fairfield Petco every Saturday
2:00 PM – 5:00 PM
1320 Gateway Blvd., Ste M-3
Cats and kittens are usually able to go home the same day* and will have received the following care:
Spayed or neutered
Flea treated
Treated for internal parasites
FVRCP vaccinations (age appropriate)
FeLV/FIV tested
Microchipped
Nails trimmed
(This is a lifetime benefit — we are happy to trim nails anytime for adoptees)
Adoptive families will receive a complete medical history outlining all treatments and procedures.
* In some cases, a kitty may still be awaiting spay/neuter surgery and will be ready to go home after the procedure.
Due to rising medical costs, adoption fees were adjusted effective July 1, 2023.
Kittens
$200 for one
$350 for a bonded pair
$500 for three kittens
Adult Cats
$160 for one
$280 for a bonded pair
Adoption events are often very busy. Please plan to allow approximately one hour to select your kitten and complete the adoption process.
You will be asked to complete:
An adoption application
Additional required paperwork
A
cat carrier
(Cats may not go home without one. Cardboard carriers are available at Petco for approximately $15.)
Valid photo identification
If renting: your rental agreement and/or the phone number and address of your landlord or apartment manager
We accept:
Credit cards
Cash
Zelle
Check
Please note: Payments made via credit card or PayPal will incur a $6 processing fee.
Cat Tales Rescue is not affiliated with Petco, so adoption fees are separate from any Petco purchases.
Email us at
catinfo@catalesrescue.org
Or visit us in person at Fairfield and Vacaville locations on Saturdays.
Introducing Cats and Children – International Cat Care
https://icatcare.org/advice/introducing-cats-and-children/
Introducing a New Kitten to Kids – Pawesome Cats
https://pawesomecats.com/introducing-a-new-kitten-to-kids/
Family Cat Adoption Tips – Catster
https://www.catster.com/lifestyle/cat-kitten-adoption-tips-advice-family-cats-and-kids
How to Introduce a Cat to Children – Cat Health
https://www.cathealth.com/behavior/how-and-why/1660-how-to-introduce-a-cat-to-children
Remember: always meet the cat where they are. Happy purring!