Feline adoption refers to the process of taking in a cat from a shelter or rescue organization. This helps reduce the number of homeless cats and provides them with a loving home. Many shelters offer a variety of breeds and ages, allowing potential adopters to find a cat that fits their lifestyle. Adopting a cat often involves filling out an application, meeting the cat, and sometimes paying an adoption fee. This fee typically covers vaccinations, spaying or neutering, and other health checks. Organizations like ASPCA and Petfinder provide resources to help individuals find cats available for adoption.