TOPCats on the Ridge

Paradise, CA

Phone +1 530-877-5760

Email bukido@comcast.net

Website topcatsontheridge.org

Address 3735 Neal Rd, Paradise, CA 95969, United States

4.7 (113 reviews)

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TOPCats on the Ridge helps homeless and surrendered animals find new homes throughout Paradise, CA.

Adoption fee From $80,

Hours Thu-Sat 7-10pm, Sun 1:30-4pm, closed Mon-Wed

Areas served Paradise, Magalia, Stirling City

Adopting

Fees, requirements & process

From $80,

$80, covering spay/neuter, a rabies vaccine, FVRCP vaccines, and ear-mite and flea treatment

Requirements

Complete the linked adoption application; the organization may verify identity, housing, current pets, and veterinary history. Requirements can vary by cat.

How it works

Call or email to arrange meeting with adoptable cats in foster care; includes spay/neuter, rabies, FVRCP vaccines, and parasite treatment.

Location

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Reviews

What adopters say

Rated 4.7 out of 5 from 113 Google Maps reviews . See the full rating above.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How much does TOPCats on the Ridge charge to adopt a cat?

$80 adoption fee covers spay/neuter, rabies, FVRCP vaccines, ear mite and flea treatment.

What are the adoption requirements at TOPCats on the Ridge?

Complete the linked adoption application; the organization may verify identity, housing, current pets, and veterinary history. Requirements can vary by cat.

What's the adoption process at TOPCats on the Ridge?

Call or email to arrange meeting with adoptable cats in foster care; includes spay/neuter, rabies, FVRCP vaccines, and parasite treatment.

When is TOPCats on the Ridge open?

Thu-Sat 7-10pm, Sun 1:30-4pm, closed Mon-Wed.

What's TOPCats on the Ridge's service area?

Paradise, Magalia, Stirling City.

Does TOPCats on the Ridge accept surrendered cats?

Does not accept cat surrenders; operates as TNR and adoption program rather than traditional shelter.

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Surrendering a cat

Does not accept cat surrenders; operates as TNR and adoption program rather than traditional shelter