Mini Friends started off as Riley (story for another time). Just a year or two after I rescued Stinky, a friend’s cat had babies (I know. I know. Nothing I would support now, but I was a clueless co-ed at the time.). She had adopted all of the babies out but one: Mini Friends! He was her favorite and she couldn’t find juuuuuuust the right match for him. So, of course, she decided to scoop him up and drop by my non-pet friendly apartment, which was already harboring one illegal cat. It was probably because I have “SUCKER” stamped across my forehead, but she left with no cats and I was left with two! Today, Mr. Minis loves all of the head scratches and will be just about anyone’s best friend.
$125-$200 per cat in multiple matching Petfinder listings; bonded pair listings observed at $250-$400
Submit a complete adoption application. Applications are evaluated for the best match based on each cat's personality, temperament, and needs rather than first-come, first-served. The rescue discloses current medical history and any special needs to approved applicants.
Complete the online adoption application. The rescue reviews the application and contacts suitable applicants to discuss the cat, medical history, household fit, and next steps. Approved out-of-state adopters may discuss safe transport arrangements with the rescue.
$125-$200 per cat; bonded pairs run $250-$400.
No, they're Florida-based but consider approved adopters nationwide, with safe out-of-state transport sometimes arranged.
Orphaned neonatal kittens and medically needy kittens, alongside TNR work.
Raw and bacteria Dangers of dry food Feeding a balanced raw diet Safely buying raw meat Transitioning to raw Adoption practices Adoption process FAQ animal surrender Our rescue only intakes orphaned neonatal kittens (and sometimes puppies) and neonates with medical or congenital needs.
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