New Orleans, LA
A nonprofit humane society in New Orleans, Louisiana, taking in homeless cats and dogs and placing them in adoptive homes. It serves Louisiana, with animals listed from Mount Hermon and New Orleans. This organization does not publish a public street address, which is typical of foster-based rescues, so contact them to arrange meeting a cat. Adoption fees: Cats and kittens start at $100, with a base adoption fee starting around $150 that includes current shots, sterilization, and a microchip. Prices vary with the animal's health, breed, and age.
Cats and kittens start at $100, with a base adoption fee starting around $150 that includes current shots, sterilization, and a microchip. Prices vary with the animal's health, breed, and age.
To start the process, a potential adopter will be interviewed and fill out an adoption questionnaire, not necessarily in that order. Next, an adoption counselor will strive to ensure that a great match is made, based on the pet’s history and behavior, as well as on the adopter’s lifestyle and preferences. Once an adoption is approved, the home visit may be completed, a contract is signed, the fee is collected, and arrangements are made to transfer or deliver the pet.
Start with the adoption application at https://humanela.org/programs/saving-lives/adoptions/, then contact Humane Society of Louisiana at (888) 648-6263 or info@humanela.org to arrange meeting a cat.
Estimated by applying the AVMA's 2024 national cat-ownership rate (32.1% of households) to the county's real household count from the Census Bureau — a national rate applied locally, not a local survey. Population and housing figures are from the Census Bureau's American Community Survey.
Cats and kittens start at $100, with a base adoption fee starting around $150 that includes current shots, sterilization, and a microchip. Prices vary with the animal's health, breed, and age.
Contact Humane Society of Louisiana at (888) 648-6263 or info@humanela.org to ask about surrendering a cat. Intake policies change with shelter capacity, so check before bringing an animal in.
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