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Our Eastbourne Adoption Centre is part of Cats Protection, UK's leading feline welfare charity. We are one of a network of 29 adoption centres and over 260 volunteer run branches covering the UK.
If you are you looking for a cat! Why not come and visit our Adoption centre to see what lovely cats we have up for adoption. All of our cats are looking for kind loving homes. We have 34 pens which house up to 70+ cats at full capacity.
In 2011 we homed 257 cats and so far this year we have homed cats. For March we have homed 22 cats/kittens and April 21 which is fantastic work. We are always doing home visits and would love to do some more so come on people contact us and take on a darling pussycat.
To see some of the georgous cats that we have click here
Have you adopted a cat or kitten from us?
Well we want to hear from you.......We would like lots of people to
write in with their stories of what life was like before you treasure
arrived and how it is now, also we would love to have some photos as well please.We
would like to do some pieces for our website, facebook and newsletter so if you get writing you may
be pride of place on our facebook page! or even have your own story told
in our newsletter.Please help us and allow us to spread the word about the
benefits of adopting a cat from Cats Protection.
Our media editor would love to hear from you so just email Vicki on :
rockyradar@yahoo.co.uk
All our cats and kittens are:
- Worm/Flea treatment.
- Neutered
- All our cats have had treatment for:-Vaccinated (or awaiting a second vaccination)
- Microchipped.
- Full health check from our vets.
- Free Pet Plan insurance for 4 weeks.
HOME VISITS
We want to ensure that we find the perfect cat for you and that the cat will be happy in his new environment; this is why we carry out a homing visit before letting you take kitty home. Because all cats have different characters and will have had varied past experiences, the home visit will help us to be able to match the right cat for your circumstances. A homing visit is also the perfect opportunity for you to ask us any questions that you may have.
Do you have kittens available?
Cats Protection does have kittens for rehoming, particularly during the breeding months, but we would encourage you to think about rehoming an older cat, as they have many fantastic qualities. Unlike a kitten, an older cat is housetrained and they tend to be calmer.
How will having a cat affect my lifestyle?
You will need to think carefully before getting a cat as it is a real commitment. You'll need to make time for play, grooming and fuss Make sure that your new cat or kitten doesn't become a nuisance to neighbours, ensure arrangements are made for his care when you go on holiday and be prepared for him to display his
What is involved in looking after a cat? (What costs am I likely to incur?)
Owning a cat is a big responsibility and one that should not be entered into lightly. Nowadays a cat can live for up to 20 years or even more, so you will need to be able to commit to caring for him for his whole life.
There are essential cat care items, like food, litter, toys and bedding which will need to be bought. In addition to this you will need to account for routine veterinary care (the cost of annual health checks, vaccinations, neutering, de-worm and de-flea treatments). Getting your cat microchipped is also an extremely important investment. Pet insurance will help towards the cost of major illness and emergency treatment and you may also need to budget for cattery fees when you are away.natural instincts (like bringing home prey).