Gruffalo Kittens
€100adoption fee
Cat
Co. Galway, Ireland
Contact the rescueAbout Gruffalo Kittens
Our Gruffalo litter weren’t quite sure how to react to the news that their lovely mum, Owl, had found her forever home on Saturday. But they were very happy to hear that they’re now ready to start their own search for forever families! Tiddler, Zog, Frog, Squirrel and Gruffalo are all looking for their forever homes. As they are a close knit, playful bunch, we’re looking to home them in pairs or with another young, social and playful cat because kittenhood is even better with a friend! As with all our wonderful kittens, they will be looking for indoor homes where they will be part of the family. We do not home our kittens to sheds, garages, outbuildings or similar accommodation. All of our kittens are vaccinated, microchipped and neutered before adoption, and most importantly, we take the time to match each kitten with a home that is right for their individual needs and personality. Could you be the forever family these little characters has been waiting for?
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How to adopt from Galway SPCA
Apply with the application form for the kind of animal: dogs, cats, and rabbits / reptiles / birds each have their own form, and applications aren't transferable between them. You'll get an email copy of your application. Dog applications are reviewed by the Dog Rehoming Team; not every application gets a reply - shortlisted applicants are contacted within 14 days.
Requirements
- Dogs: you must be 18 or older.
- Cats: you must be 21 or older, and read the cat rehoming information page before applying.
Adoption fees
Dogs: €250. This covers spaying/neutering, all vaccinations, microchipping, worming and de-fleaing. Cats: €100. This covers spaying/neutering, all vaccinations, microchipping, worming and de-fleaing, and cats over 6 months will have been tested for FIV/FeLV. Rabbits, reptiles, birds and other animals that aren't cats or dogs: no adoption fee.
€100. This covers spaying/neutering, all vaccinations, microchipping, worming and de-fleaing, and cats over 6 months will have been tested for FIV/FeLV.
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