National lifetime care planning for cats

Make sure their next chapter is already cared for.

Build the plan, choose the people, prepare the documents, and decide how much responsibility you want Feline Transitions to carry.

One household plan Every cat documented Annual readiness

Clear rolesKnow who does what.

Cat-specific recordsCare details travel with the cat.

Verified readinessPlans are reviewed, not merely stored.

Honest boundariesFunding and placement are separate commitments.

Two needs. One trusted system.

Choose the level of responsibility you want us to carry.

Both pathways begin with the same care-planning foundation. What changes is who is responsible for long-term care and how that responsibility is funded.

Path A

Plan & coordinate

Your people provide the care. We keep the plan ready.

For Guardians with trusted caregivers who want a complete plan, secure records, annual review, and a verified transition response.

Explore Path A
Path B

Funded care & placement

You need a committed solution beyond your own circle.

For Guardians seeking assessed placement or lifetime-care support backed by a separate agreement and a funded care plan.

Explore Path B
Path A+B
You can combine them.Many households name a trusted first caregiver and establish a funded back-up if that arrangement fails.
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A plan is a living system

From worried questions to an executable response.

01

Tell us about your cats

Capture care routines, medical needs, behavior, trusted people, and current documents.

02

Choose the responsibility

Select planning and coordination, funded care or placement, or a deliberate combination.

03

Build and verify the plan

Our Team reviews the case, closes gaps, and confirms the people and response steps.

04

Keep it ready

Annual reviews and change tracking prevent a good plan from becoming an outdated file.

See the full case process
A cat in the Cats in the City Rescue transition program
Real transition work · Cats in the City Rescue

Built from real rescue and placement work

A care plan should help a cat land safely—not simply move quickly.

The Path B framework is informed by cats who need observation, stabilization, fit-based placement, medical-aware care, and enough time to understand what a durable next home requires.

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Visit Cats in the City Rescue Images used from the Cats in the City Rescue and adoptions program pages.

National program fees

Start with planning. Add responsibility only when it is clearly accepted.

Planning fees pay for building and maintaining the care system. Path B care reserves and placement costs are assessed separately because every cat and receiving home is different.

See every fee and boundary
Plan Essentials$395per cat · $100 annual renewal
Concierge planning$1,495first cat · $995 additional · $249 annual
Path B care reserve$10,000–$15,000+per cat · $299 annual review

When the plan must become action

One report opens a coordinated case.

Our Team verifies the event, contacts the named people, secures the cats’ immediate care, and follows the selected pathway with a documented activity trail.

Case FT-2048Response active
  1. 11:08Event verifiedTeam review complete
  2. 11:22Primary contact reachedCaregiver confirmed
  3. 12:05Immediate care securedTransport in progress
  4. NextLong-term pathBegins after welfare check

Start with what you know today

You do not need every answer before you begin.

The first step takes about three minutes and helps us route you to Path A, Path B, or a combination.

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