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 Adoption
Cats and kittens for adoption:
The Cats and kittens up for adoption
listed below are directly through Cork Cat Action are marked by * * * *
Adoption notes for when you get your new kitten or cat
Cats
and kittens up for adoption
Looking for a forever home: February 2012
These lovely little cats
are
looking for a forever home together.
They are brothers, both 2
and a half years old, both neutered and litter trained (though they generally
prefer to go outside).
Chico is quite independent and knows what he wants, he loves being outside, he
is not a bit shy, loves his food and he is very affectionate. Cali is shyer with
strangers but is the biggest pet of the two, preferring to be indoors most of
the time. He is still very playful like a kitten, loves attention and games,
Cali has had a metal pin in his leg for over a year now since he broke it quite
badly but it doesn't bother him at all now. I would love to home them together
as they have always been together and get on very well, they always cuddle up
together when they sleep.
If you can offer a good home to these cats please contact 086 8814 294. Cork
City.
Looking for a forever home: February 2012
This lovely little cat is
looking for a forever home.
This gorgeous little cat
is looking for a loving home. She is about three years old and is litter
trained. She was probably abandoned by her owner/s and has lived for a while on
a very busy street, sheltering under parked cars. These events have given her
trust in people a little knock but she is still friendly, just a little
cautious. She is very gentle and quiet. It seems she was looked after and
treated well before her abandonment. She probably has been spayed as anytime
over the past nine to ten months she never showed signs that she had had
kittens.
If you can offer a good
home to this cat
please contact 086 370 9915. Cork City - Southside.
Looking for a forever home: january 2012
This lovely little cat is
looking for a forever home. He is maybe 2 years old. He has been indoors and
seems reluctant to go into the back yard. He is quite timid with people but very
loving. He uses the litter box and seems to have been neutered. he gets on well
other dogs and cats.
CONTACT Lyndsey at
086 4059729 if interested in adopting him.
While
Cat Action Trust makes a substantial effort to ensure that the cats and kittens
are in good health. It is possible that undetectable conditions may be present
therefore we cannot make an absolute guarantee as to perfect health of each cat
and kitten.
Of those cats that have a
condition of which we have veterinary diagnosis you will be told.
All kittens and cats have to be given indoor accommodation especially
after dark.
One other condition is that any kittens which are not neutered when they are
adopted have to be neutered when they reach the appropriate age.
As with everything these days ring various vets to get a
price for this procedure and if you need advise please contact us.
All kittens/cats adopted
directly from CAT come with and come with an
adoption form and vaccination cert., where applicable. The adoption form acts as a record of the adoption.
All
Cat Action Trust cats and kittens are marked with * * * * *
The remaining cats and kittens up for
adoption, ( without * * * * ) are other peoples' cats and kittens that need homes. When you do
adopt these, please keep all
contact details to hand in case you need to revisit the adoption. These
people are not with CCAT but we are happy to place their requests for homes on
our adoption page.
While we do not charge for adopting a cat or kitten we do ask for a donation.
For example if a kitten or cat has been vaccinated and or neutered we do ask in
order to cover the
veterinary costs
as without
funding we will not be able to
continue.
Likewise if a kitten has not been vaccinated or neutered when adopted we do ask
for a small donation so that we can rescue another cat or kitten.
Adoption notes for when you get your new kitten or cat
Frequently
Asked Questions
Ten things Your Cat would want you to remember
Semi
Feral Cat
Adoption
SEMI-FERAL
CATS:
These kittens and cats are
not displayed on this page at present.
Some cats that we receive are just not
as tame as those that have been socialized as kittens. This means that they are
not lap cats but still can be very grateful to anyone who wishes to give them a
safe and loving home or farm for example.
These cats are just quiet and shy and need a more secure household with which to
live.
If you could give a place to cats that are semi feral then we would be happy to talk to you.
These cats are special.
They require a
secure place where they are loved, fed and cared for and are suited to an outside life with a safe place to sleep at
night.
In fact a number of these cats have been settled into life in work places and
farmyards where they have freedom and also get fed properly and are warm and
secure.
They are very happy to repay by hunting mice
and rats and as one knows a well cared for and well fed cat is a great hunter.
Two major requirements are that the cats are fed proper cat food and that when
they first arrive they are kept in a secure shed barn or room for a minimum of a
month or three weeks or so as they have to get used to their new place and new
people.
If you would like to adopt a semi feral cat or cats, please phone Ann at 086 82 81 461 or Ellen, at 086
86 77 244 , after 11am, or email ellenmccormack@hotmail.com
Please do not ring on a blocked number(s).
An example is in the few long term lodgers that we have (see
Skipppy's
and other cats stories).
Please consider supporting
those cats in our care who have not been adopted. All our funds go directly towards
the welfare of the cats.
If you would like to ask about kittens to adopt, please phone or text Ann at 086
8281461 or
Ellen at 086 8677244, after 11am.
For security reasons blocked or private numbers are not usually
answered.
To unblock a landline please put 142 before dialling the phone number.
Cork Cat Action Trust
registered charity number C.H.Y. 18345
Many thanks to Haworth Cat Rescue for our sites icons and layout
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