Where can I adopt a kitten in the UK?

Where can I adopt a kitten in the UK?

Each year, thousands of kittens (and their mums) come into shelters across the UK & Ireland. If you could offer a kitten or two a home, please adopt from a shelter, rather than buying from a pet shop or breeder. Most shelters have kittens in main ‘kitten season’ (spring to late autumn). Kittens Available from the Rescue Centres Below…

When is the best time to adopt a kitten?

Each year, thousands of kittens (and their mums) come into shelters across the UK & Ireland. If you could offer a kitten or two a home, please adopt from a shelter, rather than buying from a pet shop or breeder. Most shelters have kittens in main ‘kitten season’ (spring to late autumn).

When to transition from kitten to adult cat?

Nine to twelve months: By twelve months, your cat is no longer a kitten. As she approaches adulthood at nine months, you can begin transitioning her to adult cat food. You should also start keeping an eye on her weight to make sure she’s not being overfed. Along with quality kitten food, make sure your kitten has easy access to clean, fresh water.

Is it worth it to have a kitten?

The truth is that kittens, while charming and lovable, can be exhausting. Keep in mind that the kitten stage doesn’t last forever, and your cat will never be this small or cute again. Enjoy this stage, and remember, the bond you form with your kitten will last her entire life.

Where can I find adoptable cats in my area?

Use the nationwide database of cats looking for good homes below! Search by zip code to meet available cats in your area. Please note, these cats are from rescues and shelters nationwide and are not available through the ASPCA.

How much does it cost to adopt a cat?

Particular cat purebreds of any age: special prices in effect ($125 and up) Most pups 20 weeks and younger: $400 (price includes bordetella vaccination) Particular dog breeds and/or sizes: special prices in effect ($200 – $500)

What should I expect when I adopt a new cat?

Be prepared should be your mantra when bringing a new pet into your home. Cats are particularly sensitive to new surroundings and some may hide under a bed or in a closet for days or even weeks. You can avoid pitfalls with your new critter and help him or her adapt more easily by following these guidelines:

Is the adoption fee waived at the Animal Foundation?

On that day, The Animal Foundation’s goal is to get every animal in the animal shelter adopted so all pet adoption fees are waived. However, there are many other opportunities throughout the year to save on adoption fees thanks to promotions. Harder-to-adopt large dogs and senior dogs are often available at a reduced adoption fee.