About

Darbster Kitty

We are an offshoot of Darbster Foundation. At Darbster Kitty, our goal is to place kittens, some cats and dogs, with great, forever homes in New England. The kittens are primarily from South Florida where the euthanasia rates are very high. New Hampshire has a zero euthanasia rate and a shortage of kittens.

Our kittens will go to their new homes tested negative for FeLV/FIV and a clean bill of health. They will also be fixed and UTD on shots, including a microchip. A complimentary month of pet insurance will be issued upon adoption. We will not adopt out any animal that is not spayed or neutered.

Our adoption fee is $165 per kitten ($290 for two). Adult cats (1-5) are $135 and any Kitty over 5 years old is $95.

*Please note that every approved adopter is required to put down a non-refundable $25 deposit (this will go towards your adoption fee) to hold a kitten.

Dog adoption fees are on a case by case basis. All our dogs come fixed, UTD on shots, microchipped, tested for heartworm, and dewormed. Application and pre-approval as well as deposit pertains to our dogs as well. If you are in search of a specific dog, please inquire. More than likely, we can find you what you have been searching for!

Kittens

Who We Are

The Darbster foundation is a 501(c)3 that concentrates its resources on animal welfare on a community level. The purpose of this foundation is to assist in animal welfare and animal rights efforts through education, charitable contributions and direct sponsoring of animal care such spaying and neutering. The Darbster Foundation promotes animal interests in the local community by supporting the efforts of local residents both in New Hampshire and Florida. The Darbster Foundation is funded through profits of Darbster and Darbster Dog Daycare.

Founders Ellen Quinlan (Executive Director) and Alan Gould in Watkins Glen

West Palm Beach Foster Manager - Yesenia Perez and Hubby aka Vet Tech!!!

Original Manager, Melanie Williamson with a kitten that was found in the middle of the road.

Darbster Kitty's Vet Tech, Lindsay Shelton, with Guapo, a kitty we adopted out!

Facility Manager and Camera Shy - Destiny Maguire

This Year

2017 has been a tremendous year so far! In addition to the more than 850 cats and kittens that have been rescued, transported, and adopted into loving homes through our ReloCAT-ReloKITTEN program, another 70 dogs and puppies have been recsued, saved, and transported from Palm Beach County Animal Care & Control to our rescue partners in New England! Over 95% of those cats and dogs have been adopted into loving homes. Another major gain for the dogs and puppies in Palm Beach County was the implementation of our Healing Hearts Program. Instead of heart worm positive dogs being euthanized due to a treatable condition, they are now adopted out and their heartworm treatement is subsidized with funds raised by the Darbster Foundation.
We continue to support our local community effort to reduce the number of homeless pets by funding spay and neuter surgeries. To date, Darbster Foundation has sponsored surgeries of more than 3,000 community animals. We’ve also assisted with the medical care of an additional 50 animals.

DARBSTER FOUNDATION'S PRIVACY POLICY
Darbster Foundation (AKA Darbster Kitty) is committed to your right to privacy and to keeping your personal information private. You can visit Darbster Kitty's web site without telling us who you are or revealing any identifying information about yourself.

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