Adopt

PuRR Project has the purrrfect cat for you and your family!

Give one of our sweet cats a home

There are different ways to adopt a PuRR Project cat

Adopt a cat or kitten

At our “Adoption Day” booths in Puerto Vallarta:

  • PETCO: Saturday and Sunday from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Located between COSTCO and La Comer on Ave Fluvial.
  • DAIQUIRI DICKS: November through March on Saturday from 10:00 to 1:00.

Or you can VISIT PuRR Project with advance notice to our site administrator to view those ready for adoption at the shelter. Contact Linda at adopt@purrproject.com

Are you ready to adopt a cat?

  • Are all of the people who live in my house in agreement with adopting this cat?
  • Does anyone have allergies?
  • Am I financially prepared? (vet bills for vaccinations or if kitty gets sick? And to purchase quality cat food appropriate for it’s age, etc…?)
  • Do I have a Litter box, Litter, pooper scooper, a carrier for vet visits, food and water bowls?
  • Who will take care of my cat if I travel?
  • Cats need to live either exclusively indoors – or – indoors and outdoors. Am I prepared for this?

Donation:
We ask for a minimum donation of $300 pesos (about $15 dollars) per kitty.

Our actual cost is about $100 USD per kitten to get it prepared for adoption, including testing for FIV/Leukemia, deworming, vaccinations, spay or neuter and quality Kitten Development food.

Virtually adopt

If you are not able to physically adopt a cat and take it home with you, but would like to help, you can also “virtually” adopt!
Choose a cat below & click the paypal button or

Contact us to Virtually Adopt

  • Pearl is a beautiful Russian Blue type cat with silvery/blue fur… very shy….or maybe just knows she’s an aristo-cat?

    PuRR Project - Pearl

  • Patchy was given her name by a visitor because of her “patchwork” pattern of fur. She is very sweet and loves to have her head scratched!

    Purr Project - Puerto Vallarta - Patchy

  • RUSTY has lived in the PuRR gardens since he was passed over for adoption as a kitten. He is a handsome fella but VERY shy!

    PuRR Project - Puerto Vallarta - Rusty

  • Her sister Rani was adopted but Rekha’s fate was to live her life in the PuRR Shelter. She currently lives in the Senior Center where she can get special treatment for an injury to her bottom lip… and lots of cuddles!

    Rekha - Virtual Adoption - PuRR Project Feline Rescue Shelter - Puerto Vallarta

  • Rescued after he was attacked by a dog on the Isla Cuale, Clover is a big blue-eyed fellow who now lives safely in the shelter Senior Center

  • A handsome Tuxedo, Yakusa lives in the shelter gardens where he is always eager for attention and some petting from the volunteers!

  • NIcole is a real beauty with her white hair and blue, blue eyes. But she’s also a wild child who is happy in the yard but not happy when you get too close and try to get a photo!

    Nicole - Virtual Adoption - PuRR Project Feline Rescue Shelter - Puerto Vallarta

  • Isabel is a beautiful, friendly long-haired feline who was unfortunately passed over for adoption as a kitten, She now lives in the shelter gardens where and still has hope of one day finding a Forever Home.

    Isabel - Virtual Adoption - PuRR Project Feline Rescue Shelter - Puerto Vallarta

  • KIKI was rescued from the docks in Nuevo Vallarta, possibly left behind by a boater. Dra. Eva had to remove most of his tail and now he likes to hang out with her in the shelter clinic!

    PuRR Project - Puerto Vallarta - Kiki at Purr Project

  • BETTY was abandoned at the shelter and already had one eye removed. She was named after Betty White who was a big animal rights activist and is as sweet as her namesake!

    PuRR Project - Puerto Vallarta - Betty at PuRR Project

  • Mama Shanti came to PuRR with 4 kittens, 3 black and one tuxedo. She now lives in the shelter gardens but thinks her main job is to help Dra. Eva in the clinic!

    PuRR Project - Puerto Vallarta - Mama-Shanti

  • Cheeto is a an Orange Tabby who has lived at the shelter for years and likes to hang out on the front porch.

    PuRR Project - Cheeto

  • Beautiful Ambar and her sister came to the shelter as four-week old kittens. Always a wild child, she was never considered for adoption but has a Forever Home home at PuRR.

    PuRR Project - Puerto Vallarta - Ambar

  • Passed over for adoption as a kitten because he was not people-friendly, Jack now lives in the gardens. His long white & fawn colored fur is beautiful and now he will sometimes allow you to pet him!

    PuRR Project - Puerto Vallarta - Jack - Virtual adoption - PuRR Project Puerto Vallarta

  • Nancy has been at the shelter for several years since she was passed over for adoption as a kitten. She likes to follow visitors around and see if she can get a treat!

    Purr Project - Puerto Vallarta - Nancy

  • Ana is a beautiful Tortie who was abandoned at the shelter and is now Miss August in the PuRR Project 2017 calendar.

    PuRR Project - Ana

  • Ruthie was a favorite of ours when she was in the nursery! She was never adopted and now lives in the gardens (and is still a favorite!)

    Ruthie Virtual adoption cat at PuRR Project in Puerto Vallarta

  • Mama Rosa came to the shelter as a rescue from a resort… then her five tiny babies were found two days later… and all survived! She was a good mama and now we are taking good care of her!

    PuRR Project - Puerto Vallarta - Mama-rosa
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You can either visit our PuRR Project shelter to select the cat you would like to virtually adopt, pick one of the beautiful residents pictured above, or we can select one for you (usually the one that needs it most). We will e-mail you periodic updates with photos of your “adopted” feline!

You may want to consider the gift of virtual adoption for other cat lovers in your life!

Click below to virtually adopt

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Cost: $120 USD / year
(only $10 USD / month)

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