How to Help Your Foster Cat Get Adopted Faster

Shelters, rescue groups, and foster homes are full of kittens and cats who are ready to be matched with homes of their own. So the faster we can get our foster cats adopted, the more lives we can save.

When potential adopters meet foster kittens, the kittens are usually either in wild mode zooming all over or sound asleep. And when you foster adult cats, sometimes they hide or take time to warm up to new people. So it's a great idea to have video ready to show off all the facets of their personality.

To all the feline foster caregivers, volunteers, and shelter/rescue staff: We see you! We appreciate you! And we hope this video will help your cats and kittens find homes faster, so you can save even more.

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Best Friends Animal Society is working with you to save the lives of cats and dogs all across the country, giving pets second chances and happy homes.

Just a few short years ago, cats and dogs were killed in staggering numbers in this country simply because shelters didn't have the community support or the resources to save their lives. That number is now less that half a million per year, but there's still work to do to ensure a bright future for every dog and cat in America.

Best Friends operates the nation's largest no-kill sanctuary for companion animals and is committed to saving the lives of homeless pets by working with shelters and passionate people like you. Together, we will bring the whole country to no-kill in 2025. Together, we will Save Them All.