GO TO CATCHAT.ORG TO FIND YOUR NEAREST RESCUE SERVICE. WE MAINLY COVER EAST AND NORTH LONDON BUT CAN SOMETIMES HELP CATS IN OTHER AREAS. THE BEST WAY TO GET IN CONTACT WITH US IS ON SOCIAL MEDIA BY MESSAGE OR VIA EMAIL IN SECOND INSTANCE.

How do I adopt a cat in London?

GO TO CATCHAT.ORG TO FIND YOUR NEAREST RESCUE SERVICE. WE MAINLY COVER EAST AND NORTH LONDON BUT CAN SOMETIMES HELP CATS IN OTHER AREAS. THE BEST WAY TO GET IN CONTACT WITH US IS ON SOCIAL MEDIA BY MESSAGE OR VIA EMAIL IN SECOND INSTANCE.

How much does it cost to adopt a cat UK?

Adopting a cat from the RSPCA costs between £35-£55 depending on the age of the cat. The adoption fee is to cover the animal’s vaccinations which can cost up to £100 alone. You will have shelters local to you with their own adoption fee policies but you can expect the fee to be similar the RSPCA’s.

Is adopting a cat free UK?

The adoption fee varies for different branches and centres. Some may have to pay more for veterinary treatment than others, and some have higher costs in looking after cats. The adoption fee goes towards paying some of the cost of your cat’s health check, neutering and vaccinations.

How can I get a cat for free?

Where to Find Free Local Kittens

  1. Your local newspapers will often advertise plenty of “free to good home” notices.
  2. Keep your eyes peeled for people giving away unwanted litters of kittens in shopping center parking lots or on street corners.

How can I buy a cat UK?

If you want to buy one, first check with your vet or the GCCF that the breeder is reputable. During the purchase, make sure the breeder gives you the necessary paperwork to prove your cat has a healthy pedigree. On the other hand, remember that four out of every five cats in the UK are cross-breeds.

Can I have an indoor cat?

Indoor life Ideally all cats would be allowed access to the outdoors to express their natural behaviour. However, cats can adapt to living indoors, particularly if they are used to it from a young age. Some cats need to be confined indoors due to medical conditions and others prefer an indoor life.

Are cats expensive UK?

Take a look at our guide to the one-off, monthly and annual costs associated with getting a new cat. Cats typically live for around eighteen years, so before getting a cat, it’s important to consider the costs associated with taking care of them for that long. The typical annual cost of a cat is around £1500 per year.

How much do kittens cost UK?

Average cost According to figures prepared for Cats Protection, the average price of cats and kittens on selected pet-selling websites has increased throughout the COVID-19 pandemic – with the average price for July 2020 (£329.41) up 40% from the July 2019 average price (£235.23).

How much is a kitten UK?

Can you legally own a cat UK?

Cats are regarded in law as property, so the theft of a cat is treated as an offence under the Act, in the same way as theft of any other property. A cat that is lost or has strayed is generally regarded as the property of the original owner. It is therefore necessary to try to return a lost cat to its owner.

How can I get a kitten UK?

Where can I adopt a cat in the UK?

Adopt a Cat: Contact the shelter as below to ask about cats needing homes. Email: Via the contact form on the London Persian Rescue website. Rehoming indoor only, pedigree-looking cats in England & Wales (usually around Worcs, Essex, London & Durham).

Who are feline friends London?

giving cats a loving home giving cats a loving home About/ adoption/ Fostering/ Volunteering/ Latest News/ Contact/ Lost Cats/ Feline Friends London has been founded by a group of experienced cat rescuers & veterinary professionals to help cats across London Adoption All the cats in our care have been: vet checked neutered vaccinated de-fleaed

How much does it cost to adopt a kitten from feline friends?

Adoption All the cats in our care have been: Our adoption fee is £75 for a cat & £85 for a kitten. Feline Friends London does not have a rescue centre so reliable fosterers are essential, enabling us to take in abandoned, stray & unwanted cats & kittens who would otherwise be vulnerable on the streets, struggling to survive.

Where can I take an abandoned kitten in Hertfordshire?

A small Cat and Kitten rescue centre based in Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire. Helping to take in unwanted and abandoned kittens and cats in order to find forever homes. All cats and kittens receive worming and flea treatment, and those who are old enough are neutered prior to rehoming.