You can meet our adorable, adoptable cats and kittens at our Adoption Center, in our foster care homes or at our community partners. Please note: our adoptable dogs, puppies, bunnies and other small animals are in foster homes. Please complete an adoption application to then set up a meet and greet. Here’s how to adopt:

1: View our Adoptable Pets on petfinder.com.

2: Download and complete an Adoption Application.

Download a Cat Adoption Application as a Word doc

Download a Cat Adoption Application as a PDF

Download a Dog Adoption Application as a Word doc

Download a Dog Adoption Application as a PDF

3: Submit your Application.

E-mail your Cat Adoption Application to adoptions@orphananimalrescue.org

E-mail your Dog Adoption Application to amy@orphananimalrescue.org

Or, you can fax your cat or dog application to:

920-273-6108

4: When we have received your application, we will contact you to complete the adoption. Because we are volunteer-run, please allow us 24-72 hours to process your application. Please notify your veterinarian's office and personal references so that they are expecting our call/e-mail so as not to delay your application.

Adoption Fees

+ 1 Adult (1 year+) Spayed/Neutered Cat: $50

+ "Buddy System": Adopt 1 Adult Cat, and the Adoption Fee is Half for the Second Adult Cat! $75 for 2

+ 1 Spayed/Neutered Kitten (under 1 year): $75

+ 2 Spayed/Neutered Kittens: $125

+ 1 Cat and 1 Kitten (both altered): $100

+ Dog and puppy fees are determined on a case-by-case basis. They typically range from $175-$250.

+ Rabbits and small animals are $25. Small animal supplies (cages, etc.) are also often available for an additional small fee.

These fees do not come close to covering our expenses; in fact, our expenses are often 3-4 times the adoption fee. We welcome additional donations.

We are volunteer-run and receive no funding; we rely completely on donations to save the lives of the homeless pets in our care.

We seek to match our feline and canine orphans with the best possible home for both the pet and the family—to ensure the best lifelong companionship for both.