Kitten Krazy is a locally-run, private, 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. We take in cats and kittens at our discretion as time, space and finances allow.

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*Prior to completing the INTAKE EVALUATION APPLICATION at the

 end of this section, please read the information below if you are

 interested in surrendering a cat(s)/kitten(s) to our shelter.

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Important Intake Information

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On average, Kitten Krazy is asked to take in 150 to 200+ cats/kittens PER WEEK in the summer months and approximately 50-75 per week in the winter months. With this in mind, please understand that you will not receive a response from us if our team determines that we are unable take your case.

We are primarily an all-volunteer organization and cannot respond to all of the intake requests we receive. All intake requests are logged. These records are kept indefinitely for our review as space opens.

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For those that we are able to help, we will contact you to schedule an intake evaluation appointment. We ask that you please keep this appointment or contact Kristen at 330-635-4501 as soon as possible if you cannot keep your appointment. This allows us to contact the next person on the intake list.

If your cat is not accepted right away, you may still become a candidate at some point in the future. Please refrain from sending multiple requests for the same animal(s).

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Kitten Krazy specializes in taking well-socialized and healthy kittens under 6 months old. However, we are able to treat colds, diarrhea, and other common ailments and they are not a deterrent for intake. We also take in cats up to 8 years old that are also well-socialized and healthy, as space provides. Owned cats with neglected health issues are the biggest expense we have had (primarily dental disease). Therefore, we highly advise that you have those issues resolved prior to turning over your personal pets as this is a condition that may result in your cat being declined for intake.

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We perform a full physical and behavioral exam at the time of your intake evaluation appointment. We do not take in feral or dangerous animals. We reserve the right to decline any cat based on health and/or behavioral issues found during our evaluation exam.
 

Kitten Krazy does not have a designated intake fee. Being that we are a private nonprofit organization and do not receive any federal, state or local funding, your best intake donation helps us to continue our mission.
 

Sick or Injured Stray Cats & Kittens
If you find a sick or injured stray cat or kitten, please contact the Medina County SPCA at 330-723-7722.