How to adopt one of our cats

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If you are interested in adopting a cat or kitten that is currently located at the Clifton Park Benson's Pet Center, you can complete an application right there in the store with a member of their helpful, friendly staff. They will explain the process and assist you in meeting your prospective cat or kitten.

If you are interested in adopting a cat or kitten is not located at Benson's, you can complete the cat adoption application which is located on the "applications" page and email it to rottieempirerescue@gmail.com. If you need more information about one of our cats, you can send an inquiry email to rottieempirerescue@gmail.com.  Please note that we are an all-volunteer organization and will respond as soon as we can, so your patience is appreciated. However, if you have emailed us and have not heard back within a few days, feel free to follow up to ensure we received your email.

Our cat adoption is $75.00, unless otherwise noted.

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