BOOTS & NALA HAVE BEEN ADOPTED

Boots

Nala

Patches

Boots, Nala and Patches were siblings that were rescued together from a dingy back alley. They were all dewormed and vaccinated and have since been adopted separately by very nice families.

Patches - looking good after weeks of treatment and care

We did have a tough time with Patches though, as she was the weakest of the 3 siblings and we later found that she had a severe lung infection. We had to take her to the vet daily for weeks to drain her lungs. And it was only after that, that she began to gain weight and get healthy. Luckily for Patches, she was finally adopted by a family that loved her to bits.

BOOTS, NALA & PATCHES

UPDATE: All 3 kittens have been adopted ***************************************

BOOTS - MALE

PATCHES - FEMALE

30/07/15 These 3 little mites were rescued from a backlane in our housing area. They were really thin, full of fleas and had bad tummies. They have since been dewormed, and their tummies are all better now. They have also received their first vaccination.

NALA - ADOPTED

Please let us know if you would like to adopt any of these gorgeous kittens. Ideally, we would prefer it if Boots & Patches are adopted together as they are very attached to each other.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR ADOPTION

1.       There is no adoption fee, but a donation is welcome to defray the costs of deworming, vaccination, neutering, boarding and other medical costs.

2.       The cats MUST be spayed at 6 months of age. This is NON NEGOTIABLE. We will take the cat for spaying if required.

3.       Two home visits will be conducted by appointment after the cats are adopted to ensure their well-being.

4.       The cats should not be caged unnecessarily.

5.       The cats must be provided with sufficient food, water, exercise, medical care (if necessary), vaccinations etc, and must kept indoors.

6.        In the event that you are unable to care for your adopted cats, you must contact us to discuss their future options and you must care for the CATS until suitable arrangements can be made.

7.       YOU CANNOT ABANDON THE CATS OR SURRENDER THE CATS TO A SHELTER.