Oakridge, OR
Turtle Mountain Animal Rescue is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, volunteer-based animal rescue founded in Rolla, North Dakota, serving a 2,000 square mile area as well as facilitating out-of-state adoptions. In addition to emergency rescue, they operate an active cat adoption and foster program to rescue, care for, and rehome cats and kittens. Their broader mission focuses on decreasing animal overpopulation and providing vital community animal welfare resources.
Unfixed Kittens & Cats: $45; Fixed Kittens & Cats: $95; Out of State Adoption Fee: $65 (additional for veterinary exam/certification)
Renter applicants must provide a copy of their lease including pet policies and ESA/service animal documentation. Current pets in the home must be spayed/neutered (unless age or medical exceptions apply) and up to date on vaccinations with vet records provided. Kittens must be at least 8 weeks old to be adopted, and any animal adopted unfixed must be spayed/neutered by 6 months of age with proof submitted to TMAR.
Step 1: Submit an online adoption application (no fee required). A cat adoption volunteer will follow up via phone within 2-3 days. Step 2: Once approved, the team coordinates a match and connects you with the foster for an in-person or virtual meet-and-greet (adopters are responsible for transportation to meet animals, typically located in the Fargo and Grand Forks areas, though airline flight angel options exist). Step 3: Pay the adoption fee invoice sent via email once possession of the cat is taken.
The rescue currently specializes in emergency dog rescue and does not routinely intake cat surrenders unless it is an extreme life-or-death emergency. Owners wishing to surrender a cat are advised to search Petco Love Lost or contact regional humane societies (such as Souris Valley, Circle of Friends, 4 Luv of Dogs, Prairie Paws Rescue, or Furry Friends Rockin' Rescue).
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