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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) £70.00
Kitten (6 months and under) £80.00

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.

SALLY

Sally came into our care as her previous owner abandoned her. The RSPCA were called in to come and rescue the 2 cats that had just been left at the property.

sally is a lovely little cat, she is very friendly and affectionate, and really enjoys lots of love and attention. She will make a great companion for someone in need of some company and loving. Sally would not suit a home with young children, and can be a bit of a bossy boots with other cats so a home on her own as the only cat would be best, so she can have all your love and attention to herself. Sally loves to have a mooch about in the great outdoors so a garden is essential.

CHARLIE

Charlie was quite temperamental when she first came to us, apparently one of the reasons she was signed over, her owner was scared of her. – Not selling her very well are we? This was all exacerbated by the fact she had been kept as an indoor cat, which for some who are desperate to get out and about into the big wide world is just too much for them to bear, increasing their aggression levels. So you can imagine when she was then taken to a cattery to live in an even smaller space, surrounded by other cats this didn’t help to much either. So Charlie was taken to a foster home where, after an initial settling in period, she was allowed to start exploring outside.

Charlie is now, after several months of being in a foster home, a changed cat. She is quite an independent cat, ideal for someone who works all day and wants someone who will be more than happy being left to their own devices. She loves being able to go out and explore her surroundings, she even has her foster mom so well trained that she will let her know when she wants to go, even just to pop out for the loo. Charlie is a very playful cat, she loves to bat balls around and chase bits of string, you’re sure to tire of the game before she does. After a busy day out and about, she likes to come in and snuggle down next to the radiator, and when it’s time for bed, she will snuggle up next to your legs and on very cold nights she will even get under the duvet with you.

Charlie will still pat your hand away when she is done with being stroked, but not in a malicious way, she isn’t going to be suitable for a home with children or other pets, but surely she is going to be just right for someone looking for an affectionate, yet independent cat, who will take your coming and going all in their stride.

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