Helping cats out of shelters...into homes

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Rehoming Centre: Cat Chat Towers, Ramsgate, Kent

Fact finding

The first thing we do when alerted to a colony is to fact find. We check where the location is – is it a public place, a workplace, etc., and roughly how many cats there are to help. Sometimes the number of cats can be difficult to assess, especially when they are all the same colour, for example! We also try to find out if there are any pregnant females or kittens, or any with injuries that need to be prioritised.

Planning

Then we devise a plan. Do we have any way to set up a feeding station if there isn’t something already in place? A feeding station can be one of the most important things to succeeding. Cats are very good at knowing when food time is, so by providing food at the same time, in the same place you can get the cats where you need them to be at a time that is suitable.

Once the cats are used to the feeding station, we can start liaising with the vet who is to carry out the neutering. Ideally, the vet will hold an appointment slot open to accept the cat(s), so that once caught, they can go straight there. This 

Status: Available
Gender: Male
Breed: Moggy
Fur colour: Ginger
Fur length: shorthaired
Neutered/Spayed: Neutered
Indoor / Outdoor: Access to Outdoors
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