We host adoption every Saturday and Sunday and the PETCO in Westwood -

(located at: 1873 Westwood Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90025).

Adoptions at our South LA Bungalow are by appointment only as our on-site population frequently fluctuates.

Please fill out an application or email Adoptions@KittyBungalow.org to schedule an appointment to meet our adoptables!

Thank you so much for your interest in adopting a Kitty Bungalow Student!

Once an application is submitted, expect to hear back from us within 48 hours.

If your application is approved, you will receive an email template detailing our adoption centers and adoption hours!

Please remember that while we review every application carefully, submitting an application does not claim or put an automatic hold on an animal. Once you are approved, your application does not expire.

Yes, of course! We are here to help guide you and will gladly answer any questions you may have. We welcome all cat lovers!

Yes. Transition into a new home and introduction to a new cat can take some time (two weeks to a month) and it takes patience, but it can be done. We will give you tips and talk about what a proper introduction looks like when you adopt out a kitten.

With the right introduction, your cat and dog can live harmoniously! The important part is the introduction so that both parties feel safe and secure. We can talk you through that process. If you are willing to put the time into it, there are very few reasons why cats & dogs can't live together.

Yes, of course! We suggest adopting an adult cat who may not require as much attention as a kitten. If you have your heart set on adopting a kitten, consider adopting a pair of kittens! That way, they have a constant companion.

Yes, of course we do! We do our best to match make each animal with the purrfect family.

Kittens are generally not ready for adoption until about 8 or 9 weeks of age. At this age, they are able to be spayed & neutered, microchipped, have received vaccines, and are ready for adoption!

If you want to experience bottle babies or younger kittens, we encourage you to become a foster parent. You can find out more about fostering here!

Cat allergies should not stop you from adopting; they subside after a few weeks because your body gets used to your own cat. It really just takes a commitment of taking allergy medicine for amonth until that happens. Many of our staff and volunteers are allergic to cats. There are also many products out there that can help that we can recommend!

Since we focus mainly on rescuing from the shelters and community cats, we are never 100% sure what breed our cats may be. We do know that they are 100% purrrfect. If you are interested in a specific breed, chances are there is a rescue that focuses on that breed!

Yes! We have a working cat program, which adopts out cats who already have experience living outside. Please visit our working cat page to learn more about working cat adoptions!