Consett Cat Rescue
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Contact
- Email: [email protected]
- Website: www.facebook.com/ConsettCats
Rehoming Cats & Kittens:
Co. Durham
SONIC
SONIC
Born August 2022
Been in rescue since October 2022
Sonic is a very cheeky little boy. If visitors come he is first to greet them and first to start playing with the dangly toys. You would not think he was actually a feral kitten we trapped late last year.
But he will still have feral instincts if unduly startled or scared so thats something that new owners need to be aware of although it will become less of an issue as he settles into a new home. Probably best being a companion for another cat as he is still young and playful so would benefit from company if going to be left alone for hours at a time
Neutered.
Vaccinated.
Chipped.
Flea & Worm Treated.
Litter Trained.
House Cat - although can have access to a catio or cat secure garden (which has been cat proofed)
Can live with other cats.
Not tested with dogs.
No small children, older ones can be considered.
A quieter, non smoking home preferred (cats can get cancer from smoking too).
Comes with 4 weeks free Petplan cat insurance and therefore has been health checked by our vets.
Any known health issues are fully disclosed to owners along with a copy of the vet records.
We ask for a minimum £125 adoption donation which goes towards some of the costs we have incurred. All cats cost us much more than this.
In the current economic crisis, we ask people make sure they can afford a cat and will manage ongoing expenses and vet bills and have provision for any emergency care etc. They are a lifetime commitment.
We ask people look at the age of the cat and that the human should preferably outlive the cat. There is nothing more distressing than an animal having to be rehomed after it has been settled for years with its owners. A cat can live 15-20 years and maybe longer.
If you are interested in meeting any of our cats then as they are in foster care in private homes, it is by appointment only. You will need to read an information sheet and complete a questionnaire before being allowed to visit. This saves us time asking many questions as they are all on the questionnaire. Email us to ask for thse documents. Should a visit be succesful, we will ALWAYS deliver the cat to its new home to ensure we do a home check.
We ask adopters to keep in regular contact with the rescue for the lifetime of the cat. We have a fantastic support network of people and are there for help and advice at all times.
We give you a 100% guarantee that the cat can always be returned if an adoption does not work out but this should not be a sole reason for adopting the cat, we would hope people expect to adopt the cat for life.
Born August 2022
Been in rescue since October 2022
Sonic is a very cheeky little boy. If visitors come he is first to greet them and first to start playing with the dangly toys. You would not think he was actually a feral kitten we trapped late last year.
But he will still have feral instincts if unduly startled or scared so thats something that new owners need to be aware of although it will become less of an issue as he settles into a new home. Probably best being a companion for another cat as he is still young and playful so would benefit from company if going to be left alone for hours at a time
Neutered.
Vaccinated.
Chipped.
Flea & Worm Treated.
Litter Trained.
House Cat - although can have access to a catio or cat secure garden (which has been cat proofed)
Can live with other cats.
Not tested with dogs.
No small children, older ones can be considered.
A quieter, non smoking home preferred (cats can get cancer from smoking too).
Comes with 4 weeks free Petplan cat insurance and therefore has been health checked by our vets.
Any known health issues are fully disclosed to owners along with a copy of the vet records.
We ask for a minimum £125 adoption donation which goes towards some of the costs we have incurred. All cats cost us much more than this.
In the current economic crisis, we ask people make sure they can afford a cat and will manage ongoing expenses and vet bills and have provision for any emergency care etc. They are a lifetime commitment.
We ask people look at the age of the cat and that the human should preferably outlive the cat. There is nothing more distressing than an animal having to be rehomed after it has been settled for years with its owners. A cat can live 15-20 years and maybe longer.
If you are interested in meeting any of our cats then as they are in foster care in private homes, it is by appointment only. You will need to read an information sheet and complete a questionnaire before being allowed to visit. This saves us time asking many questions as they are all on the questionnaire. Email us to ask for thse documents. Should a visit be succesful, we will ALWAYS deliver the cat to its new home to ensure we do a home check.
We ask adopters to keep in regular contact with the rescue for the lifetime of the cat. We have a fantastic support network of people and are there for help and advice at all times.
We give you a 100% guarantee that the cat can always be returned if an adoption does not work out but this should not be a sole reason for adopting the cat, we would hope people expect to adopt the cat for life.
Information
- Status:Homed
- Gender: Male
- Fur colour:Black
- Fur length:Shorthaired
- Age(When Added):7 Month(s) Old
- Neutered/Spayed:Neutered
- Indoor/OutdoorIndoor Only
- Can live with children: No
- Can live with dogs: Not Sure
- Can live with other cats: Yes
When contacting us, please mention that you found us through our Cat Chat Homing Page - thank you!