Rehoming services

Need to rehome a cat? We provide compassionate support to help cats find safe, loving new homes.

A Loving Path Forward for You and Your Cat

At The Cat’s Mark, we’re honored to support families during some of life’s most delicate transitions. Our rehoming service is designed to help seniors and individuals with a terminal illness find safe, loving homes for their beloved cats before the need becomes urgent.

Rather than placing cats into a shelter or foster system, we help them move directly from their current home into their new, permanent one. This allows each cat to stay with their person for as long as possible, offering comfort, companionship, and stability when it’s needed most.

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We encourage families to reach out as early as possible, especially when planning ahead is an option. Many of the cats we help are seniors themselves. The average age is around 7 and we proudly place cats with medical needs or those well into their golden years. Every cat deserves a second forever home filled with comfort, kindness, and care.

Our rehoming service is available in Park County, Wyoming and there are no costs associated with using this service or adopting.

How It Works

To begin the rehoming process, simply fill out the form here. Every situation is unique, and once your application is received, our team will carefully review the details and contact you to confirm whether you meet our rehoming criteria and whether we currently have the resources to assist.

Because this service is in high demand, there may be a waitlist of up to two weeks before we can begin the adoption process. We strongly encourage you to apply as early as possible, especially if you anticipate upcoming changes.

Phone: 307.250.6473

Name

Name of Adoptable Cat(s)

City or Town Where the Cat Is Located

Please briefly explain the circumstances and why this cat is in need of a second forever home.

Does this cat have medical needs?

Yes No

Please check all that apply:

The cat’s owner is a senior or terminally ill individual The cat has a safe place to stay until a new home is found The cat is spayed or neutered

I confirm that I am either the owner of this cat, a direct relative (such as a son, daughter, or grandchild), or have power of attorney for the owner.

Emergency Veterinary Support

From time to time during the adoption process, one of our adoptable cats suddenly requires urgent veterinary care. These moments can be emotionally and financially overwhelming, especially for seniors nearing the end of their lives or for families grieving the recent loss of a loved one.

With the support of our community, we aim to provide a safety net for these cats by covering more than $10,000 in emergency veterinary expenses each year. Your kindness helps ensure that no cat goes without the care they deserve when it matters most.

Your generosity helps cats leave their mark on a better life.