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Cats

Having a pet can be expensive and involves you in making a long term commitment to your adopted pet. Regular expenses you will have include weekly food bills, yearly booster vaccinations, boarding fees during holidays, pet insurance, and any unexpected veterinary treatment charges.

Is a Cat the right pet for you?

  • Can you afford £5 a week for cat food
  • Can you give your cat safe access to a garden or somewhere safe outside?
  • Can you afford up to £10 a month for pet insurance?
  • Can you be at home for part of every day?
  • Can you afford your cat’s regular vaccinations (about £35 a year)?
  • If needed can you afford veterinary treatment throughout your cat’s life?
  • Can you afford to board your cat or arrange for family or friends to look after your cat while you are on holiday?

If you can answer YES to these questions then read on to find out about adopting a cat or kitten.

Cat Adoption Charges

Adult cat (over 6 months of age) £65.00
Kitten (6 months and under) £75.00

These charges include:

  • A health check plus flea treatment and worming
  • Microchipping
  • First vaccination
  • Neutering (for kittens too young to be neutered at the time of adoption a voucher will be provided to cover the cost of this procedure)

If you would like to go ahead and adopt a cat or kitten then view those currently available below, make a note of the name and reference number of those you are interested in, then email us at: rehoming@rspcamiddlesex.org.uk or phone us on (020) 8966 9688 to discuss adopting a pet.

CHOLLA, MOJAVE, YUCCA, CACTUS

Experienced Owners Needed.
Very pretty kittens who came to us at a very young age and they are being tamed!

These beautiful kittens were born in a shed to a feral mum. When they arrived they were incredibly wary and Cactus, tabby female was a real hiss monster.. They have all calmed down and Yucca, tortoi female, Cholla, male ginger, and Mojave, male pal ginger, are on their way to being very friendly and will all now purr like mad when you pick them up, but they like to pretend they are hard and hiss when you go to see them. Cactus has really come on and will deign to being stroked now although she is very impressive to watch when she is spitting. These cats will need experienced owners but they will become friendly loving cats with the right care and attention. They all need a garden to let off steam in.

Cactus and Yucca are female, Cholla and Mojave are males - they will all need to be neutered at 6 months, we will give you a voucher for this when you adopt them.

YUM YUM & YODA

Yum yum and Yoda came into our care with their mum after an Inspector received a complaint about how they were being kept. Thier mum has now found a new home so this little pair are eargerly awaiting their chance of a new life. Yumyum and Yoda are now 10 weeks old, they are male and female and both shorthaired.

Yumyum and Yoda are friendly little kittens who would make great family pets, they will need a loving home with a garden to play in and kind poeple to give them lots of love and attention.

These kittens are too young to be neutered at the moment but this will be carried out by the branch as soon as they are old enough.

CHARCOAL & ZINC

This pair of mischevious monkeys came to us having been born in a shed in a garden, they are now about 8 weeks old. They are still quite shy and a little bit hissey, all they need is someone to give them lots of cuddles and strokes and then they will be lovely little kitties. They have already improved greatly since arriving in our care, they just have a little way to go.

Charcoal and Zinc would best suit a home without young children, and ideally a home where someone is around quiet a lot so they get used to you faster. They would be absolutely fine with other cats and dogs.

They are too young for neutering at present but this will be carried out by the branch when they are old enough.

PUFF & FLAKEY

Puff and Flakey came into our care having been born in a shed in siomeones agarden. They are completely wild when they first came to us, but thanks to the love and care provided by their foster carers they have transformed into great little cats.

Due to their beginings in life Puff and Flakey will probably need to little extra time to settle into a new home, and will most likely hide away to begin with, but as soon as they get used to things they will be out and about chrging all over the shop little normal kittens should. Puff and Flakey are friendly little guys and would most likely suit a home with odler children, but they would be absolutely fine living with others cats, in fact they wouold love it.

They are a little too young for neutering at the moment but this will be carried out by the branch when they are old enough.

BLAKEY

Blakey is about 12years old, he came to us after he was found wandering the streets of Pinner. He is a lovely old boy, really really friendly and affectionate, he does however carry the FIV Virus so he will need to be homed as an indoor cat, or to somewhere with a secure garden, that he won”t be able to get out of.

Blakey would also be happy sharing his home with other FIV + cats, as he is getting on really well with the other positive boys in his foster home. He has also got a cloudy eye which is most likely from an old injury, but this has been checked over by the vets and they feel it is best staying where it is and requires no treatment - thats just the way it is now.

For the latest information on cats with the FIV virus please see the University of Glasgow web site which is packed full of great info:

http://www.gla.ac.uk/faculties/vet/cad/informationforowners/felineimmunodeficiencyvirusfiv/

TOM

Tom is a 5 year old, black and white neutered male. Tom came to us as a stray and is looking for a loving home.
Tom is a very friendly and playful man, he would make a fantstitic family pet, but would be suit a home without very young children. He definately will need a garden [...]

Tom is a 5 year old, black and white neutered male. Tom came to us as a stray and is looking for a loving home.

Tom is a very friendly and playful man, he would make a fantstitic family pet, but would be suit a home without very young children. He definately will need a garden to patrol and defend from invaders.

ODIN AND FREYJA

Odin and Freyja are 14 weeks old, they came to us after being born in a shed. Odin is white with a tabby splodge on his head, Freyja is black and white. They are lively and friendly and love to play.

Odin and Freyja must be rehomed together and they will need a garden to run about in. They would be happy in a home with children and/or other pets.

BUTTONS

Buttons is approximately 5 years of age. Neutered male with a sweet and friendly nature. He originally came to us following a road traffic accident and now walks with a funny swagger due to a trapped nerve, this is not always evident as it doesn’t always affect him, and in no way affects his quality of life, its just something you should be aware of.

Buttons will need a garden to be in control of, he would be happy being homed with other cats, especially if they are accommodating females, and he would also be fine with children. He is extremely friendly and affectionate, a really lovely cat.

HONEY AND BABY

Honey and Baby are a apir of 2 1/2 yr old cats, who sadly had to come back into our care after their owner found herself homeless.

Honey and Baby are sweet little friendly cats, but they can be a little shy with people they have never met before. They are looking for a home with access to a garden, and would be suit a quiet household without young children, and they must, must, must be homed with one another. These lovely little cats really deserve the chance to find a permanent home again soon, they are sooo sweet!

FISHER

Fisher is a about 3 yrs old, he was found hobbling round the streets with a very nasty injury to his hind leg. The poor chap had an abscess that made moving around very difficult indeed, this was so bad that it had cause an infection right down to the bone, as you can imagine he was in quite a lot of pain and the vets were concerned that he may have to have his leg amputated it was so bad. Thankfully after intensive treatment, he has almost completely recovered from his ordeal. He has pretty much gained complete movement in his leg again now.

Fisher is a sweet fellow, who is looking for a home with older children, he can be a little shy so a quiet home would be best. He will need a garden to patrol and explore.

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