Adopt a feline friend

Most of our adoptions happen at our adoption counter in the Flagstaff PetSmart store on Plaza Drive in Flagstaff- come on by to meet our adoptable cats and kittens! We typically have 20-30 cats at the store on any given day.

You can also check our adoptable cats on Petfinder. * Please note adoptions at PetSmart typically go pretty fast so it's hard to keep our Petfinder listings updated.

We also have many other cats at the Sanctuary looking for homes also (older kitties, kitties with dietary restrictions, disabilities, etc). If you're looking for a new furry family member that may need a little extra help or attention click the link below to meet some of them or give us a call at (928) 613-2090.

Adoptable Cats At the Sanctuary

Why Adopt From the Ark Cat Sanctuary?

1) We are a privately run nonprofit (which means we don't get any money from the City or County to help us operate). We depend on donations, grants and adoption fees to keep our rescue running! By adopting from us you're helping free up space AND keep the Ark Cat Sanctuary running so we can keep saving more cats and kittens.

2) All our adoptable cats and kittens come already spayed or neutered, microchipped and current on their rabies and combo vaccines. The adoption fees we charge are actually less than it would cost to have these services done on your own locally. In addition we care for cats and kittens (for weeks, months, or even years sometimes) and get them the medical care they need (if they are sick or injured) until they are healthy and ready to find their forever families.

So in summary, our adoption fees are a deal! You get a vetted cat or kitten AND help us keep rescuing more cats and kittens with nowhere else to go.

more info

Found a kitten?

If you found a kitten check out this informational page to find out what to do before scooping them up or taking them to another location.

Find out more about ringworm

Did you know ringworm isn't a worm at all? Find out more here about this endemic fungal infection in cats and how to treat it.

THE PROBLEM WITH COMMUNITY CATS

What's the difference between TNR (Trap Neuter and Return) and RTF (Return to Field) and how does their use (or misue) affect our community? We dive into some of the ethics and legal issues involved in this short review.

Spotlight

Sidekick

long term resident

Sidekick is a formerly feral TNR senior cat and a long term resident at the Ark. This poor fellow has some pretty terrible food and litter allergies that can make him break out in sores and lose fur in clumps if he gets the wrong food/litter. He needs a loving home with people willing to feed him a special diet and use litter that agrees with him. He likes getting petted but would prefer to run around the house and more keep an eye on people because of his former life.

*A generous sponsor will happily pay for his special food for a year if you are willing to give him a chance at home life.*

Call us at (928) 613-2090 if you'd like to meet Sidekick!