Helpful Adoption Tips

Here's a few tips to help make adopting your cat as smooth as possible!

If you are in rented accomodation, talking to your landlord ahead of time, to obtain permission (in paper form) ensures no hold ups waiting for responses.

For further information or advice for tenants and landlords please take a look at Cats Protection's Purrfect Landlords Campaign www.cats.org.uk/purrfectlandlords

Check your cat carriers are suitable for the kitty you've chosen.
A couple to avoid would be soft bag stlye or wicker baskets as they do not tend to be as strong or safe as their plastic or metal versions. Also make sure all clips and catches are present. Carriers strung together with string and cardboard boxes unfortunatley cannot be accepted.
Carriers are for sale in our shop from £25 like the one below.
We will need to see a form proof of address when reserving a cat, and we will need to be able to confirm your address for completion of our paperwork.
A driving license, council tax or utility bill is great so long as it has the adopters name and address on it (this can be a picture emailed or What's App to us or brought in on day of adoption).