Serenity Trail a Feline Sanctuary Start an adoption application

Serenity Trail is a no-kill, nonprofit feline sanctuary based in Norfolk, Virginia, dedicated to providing community feral and stray cats with food, shelter, and medical care in a compassionate environment. On average, the sanctuary spends about $500 per cat or kitten on veterinary care alone. Because most of its cats and kittens are rescued and socialized from feral colonies, adopters must agree to keep them as strictly indoor pets, to prevent them from trying to find their way back to their old colony and getting lost or injured. With an approved adoption application and agreement, the tax-deductible adoption donation fee is $175, which covers less than half of the sanctuary's vetting costs and none of its housing, food, or litter expenses. Supporters can also help by registering a Kroger Shopper's Card to Serenity Trail, at no extra cost to themselves.

Adoption fee From $500
Adopting

Fees, requirements & process

From $500

On average we spend $500.00 per cat/kitten for their veterinary care.

Requirements

Adopted cats must be kept strictly indoors. Most were rescued and socialized from feral colonies, and the sanctuary wants to prevent them from becoming lost or injured while trying to return to their colonies.

How it works

Adoption Donation Fee With an Approved Adoption Application Agreement our tax deductable adoption donation fee is $175.00, which covers less than 1/2 of our vetting expense & none of our housing expenses, including food, litter & general care expenses.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is the adoption fee at Serenity Trail?

With an approved adoption application and agreement, the tax-deductible adoption donation fee is $175.

Do adopted cats need to stay indoors?

Yes, since most cats are rescued and socialized from feral colonies, adopters must keep them as inside-only pets.

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