FREE TABBY KITTENS HOW TO

FREE TABBY KITTENS HOW TO

We won't home him as an only as he needs to learn how to cat! Vet checked, chipped and had first vaccination plus comes with 5 weeks free insurance. He hasn't spent much time in a house and is a little timid so needs a big brother/sister to show him the way and boost his confidence.Ī quieter home would be ideal and he'd love a garden away from busy roads for adventures when he's older. He loves his food and gets the zoomies for hours until he's worn himself out but he'd really love another friendly young cat/kitten to pal up with. He arrived as a solo and there were no other kittens to match him with so he's spent all his time with his feral mum. Another farm kittie looking for his forever home where he can steal everyone's heart. This dinky fluffalicious ginger is around 10 weeks old.

Are you ready to adopt a cat from Bristol & Wales Cat Rescue? Make sure you read our Adopt page and complete our Adoption Application form.ĪpplyĪlready passed the home check? Contact us if you’d like to adopt. Neutered, chipped, vaccinated plus comes with 5 weeks free insurance. She'd love a garden away from busy roads as she might not be so lucky next time. She is still sometimes a bit unsteady on her feet and recently met young children and hid behind the sofa so she's looking for a quieter home with no young children or other pets.

She has a fab character and is very playful - you might need to watch your fingers as she can get overexcited and sometimes think they are a toy! She's had a bit of a rough start but she's adapted amazingly since her surgery and now springs up and down the stairs and onto the sofa. Gorgeous Peggy is just under a year old and is a very sweet little grey tabby who loves cuddles and curling up on your lap. They kindly amputated her leg and spayed her at the same time. After this cooling off period, an interview can be arranged with an adoption officer to ensure that the best possible match has been made.Beautiful tripawd Peggy pegleg 💜 We were asked to take Peggy by a vet in Cirenceester - she'd been brought to them as stray after being hit by a car. Above all else, our interest is in the welfare of the cat and making sure that they find a 'forever home'.Įach shelter will require an adoption application form to be filled out, and an additional 24-hour cooling off period may be required to give you the opportunity to ensure you have made the right decision. Our cats have been colour coded using our “Find Your Feline Friend” system to give you an indication of the family type that will suit them best. It is important to note any recommendations that staff make in regard to a particular cats' suitability to different home environments, such as those with small children and/or other resident cats. All adult cats receive a behaviour assessment, and our staff will be able to offer advice on the particular cat that you have chosen. Please visit the RSPCA to see all of the cats and kittens that we have available for adoption. Before you adopt a cat please ensure that you have thought carefully about the responsibility of cat ownership. However, although cats are often independent and seem quite self-sufficient, it is important to remember that they do require lots of care and affection from their people. Owning a cat is a great experience as they are excellent companions. Take your time to think about what type of cat you are after, and what type of cat is right for you and your family.

Matching the right people to the right cat is important to us at RSPCA, that's why we have an adoption process. However, there are many things to consider before adopting a pet to help ensure you’re able to properly provide the right care and attention to your cat or kitten. Overseas recipients are located in the United Kingdom and the United States of America.įor more details see our Privacy Policy which includes information about how to access and correct your personal information, and also how to complain if you think we have breached your privacy.Ĭhoosing to adopt a cat or kitten is an exciting time. In some cases we use third parties to manage our data collection and storage, some of who may store information overseas. We will also disclose your information when legally required. We may disclose your information to state and territory RSPCA organisations which are members of RSPCA Australia, and those organisations will use your information in accordance with their privacy policies. Without your information, we may not be able to provide you with the requested services or products, or with information about campaigns, activities, products and services that you may be interested in. We may use it to provide you with information, services and products. RSPCA Australia collects your personal information in order to achieve our animal welfare and related purposes.

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