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Finding your purrfect match starts here
Every cat at Perry’s Place is spayed or neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, and ready for a loving home.
Perry’s Place Adoption Hours
7342 Fulton Ave., North Hollywood CA 91605
- Thursday–Friday: 12–6 PM
- Saturday–Sunday: 11 AM–5 PM
Closed Monday–Wednesday except for scheduled appointments.
Appointments encouraged. Apply to adopt for an appointment.
Let us introduce some amazing adoptable cats below!
If you see someone you wish to meet in your adoption process, please mention their name(s) in your Adoption Application. (Please note: not all cats and kittens are pictured here — you may meet many more kits on site!)
Check our Adoption FAQs below for more adoption support!
Not sure what (or who) you’re looking for?
That’s a-okay! Fill out our Adoption Application and you can visit current residents if we proceed to schedule a Meet & Greet.
*All applicants that proceed to Meet & Greets will have a chance to see who is currently available.
Cats, like people, are complicated, ever-changing creatures that defy description.
Adoption Fees
| Cat Type | Fee |
| Kitten or Cat (0–6 years) | $150 |
| Pair of Kittens or Cats (0–6 years) | $250 ($100 discount) |
| Senior (7+ years) | $75 |
All adoption fees include:
- FIV/FELV testing (after 4 months)
- Spay/neuter
- Vaccinations
- Microchip
Please note: It costs more to provide the above care for each cat than we charge in adoption fees. (Much more, in fact.) We can only accomplish our work thanks to the generous support and donations from people like you.
Adoption FAQs
How do I choose the right cat for my home / family?
We recommend keeping an open mind. Let their personality guide you. Our team knows each cat and can help match you with the right temperament for your lifestyle.
Some people come to us with a list of characteristics they want in a new cat — short hair, not too old, male, etc. — and end up falling in love with someone unexpected. ✨
What happens after I apply?
Once you apply online, one of our adoption counselors will email you about your schedule and experience prior to introducing you to the eligible candidates.
The next step is scheduling a Meet & Greet at Perry’s Place (in North Hollywood). If all goes well and your application is approved, you may be able to take Kitty home the same day. We can sometimes accommodate a later pickup based on circumstance, but we do not typically place holds on cats without completing the adoption contract.
We do understand this is a big commitment! Do not feel rushed to pick someone on your first visit. And if adoption is a ways away but you want to support (or meet!) the cats, consider volunteering, fostering, and advocating for animal welfare as other constructive ways to help. Each home and adoption journey looks different.
Adoption fees once paid are considered a donation to our sanctuary. Thank you!
Okay, I fell in love! How do I actually adopt my new companion(s)?
When you pick up your cat, possibly at your Meet & Greet, you will be asked to fill out an adoption contract and pay the adoption fee. (Listed above.) Please bring a medium-to-large soft-sided or hard-sided carrier. (No cardboard carriers.)
Can I get supplies here?
Yes, we have a small selection of carriers, blankets, and toys available for purchase. Just ask your adoption counselor.
Discuss food and litter, bedding, toys, and more with your counselor. We can help you plan ahead and answer questions that come up as you prepare to take your new friend(s) home.
What else do I need to know?
We work diligently to place our cats and kittens in forever homes that stay forever homes. However, every cat adopted from Heaven on Earth comes with our lifetime promise. If, for any reason, you can no longer care for your cat, they are always welcome to come back to Perry’s Place. We are committed to helping our adopted cats throughout their lifetime and understand that circumstances sometimes change.
We do reserve the right to refuse the adoption. If your application is not approved, we will do our best to explain the reason(s). It is important to remember that a denial is not a rejection of you as a person; it is a refusal to place one of our cats in a situation that we feel does not meet our policies.