Adopting a cat
- We recommend contacting volunteers (telephone numbers are given in every cats desciption) they will help you choose the right cats for you.
- Due to pandemic please arrive with already filled out pre-adoption questioanire.
- Go to the cat adoption centre to see a chosen cat.
- Then go to the Adoption Office with a pre-adoption questionnaire where a member of staff will have a conversation with you.
- The final decision about the adoption of a cat will be taken by a member of the Adoption office
- You wil be given information about the cat’s overall health, any tests carried out, injections. They will also give you a health certificate book and will input your information into the national chip database.
- The agreement/contract is regulated by civil law and from this moment you take responsibility for the animal.
Attention : it is very important that if you have decided or think you will decide about adopting a cat at the shelter, that you bring with you a cat transporter to take the cat away.
Declining an adoption
You should be aware that you could be declined the adoption of a specific animal. They are living breathing creatures, who have specific characters and predispositions. Not every home is right for every animal. For example:
- Some dogs require more experienced owners
- Not every dog fits to owners who have never had a dog before.
- A young active dog will probably require an active family