cat adoption
faqs
When you adopt a cat from a rescue centre, you are actually helping two cats, your adopted cat and the next dcat in need of a rescue space.
Can I come and look at your animals?
We are currently a closed centre working on an appointment only basis. You can enquire about any cat you are interested in through our website or by giving us a call. We can then schedule an appointment for you to meet.
How much does it cost to adopt?
Our adoption fee is generally between £100 and £185, but prices can differ depending on the individual cat and will always be shown on each cat’s website profile.
As part of the adoption fee, all cats will be have received a preventative health check, including flea and worm treatment, vaccinations, neutering and microchip.
On average, the cost of rescue, care and rehabilitation is greater than the adoption fee we ask for.
Can I reserve a cat for adoption?
After a successful meet and greet, if for some reason you cannot take your new addition home straight away, then we will take a £50 reservation fee which will hold the cat for a maximum of 7 days. The collection date must be arranged at the time of the initial visit. After the 7 days, the cat will be rehomed to the next suitable home and your deposit can either be carried onto another suitable cat or will be lost. The deposit is non-refundable due to the expenses of keeping the cat in our care.Â
How long does the cat adoption process take?
It’s dependent on the cat and your circumstance, and is individual to each adoption.
I don't live near you, can I still adopt from Rain Rescue?
Absolutely, as long as you are able to travel to the centre to meet the cat as many times as needed during the adoption process.
I have completed an enquiry form but no one has got back to me?
We aim to respond to all enquiries within 48 hours. If you have not had a response to your enquiry in that timescale, please drop us and email or call to confirm that your form has been received.