
Tairn, Andarna & Sgaeyl
from£90adoption fee
Domestic Short Hair · 3 months
Co. Down, Northern Ireland
Contact the rescueAbout Tairn, Andarna & Sgaeyl
These gorgeous kittens were found by a member of the public and brought into our care as they were suffering from cat flu. After treatment and spending some time with our Animal Care Team growing in confidence and receiving lots of love and attention, they are now ready to find their forever homes. They can be adopted together or individually. Tairn, Andarna and Sgaeyl are sweet-natured kittens who can be a little shy when meeting new people. Since being in our care, they have come on leaps and bounds with our animal care team, they have playful and lively personalities and enjoy playing with their favourite people. Like most kittens, they enjoy spending their days playing together, exploring their surroundings, and curling up for a cosy nap when playtime is over. They would love a home with owners who can provide plenty of comfortable places to relax and give them the time and space they need to settle in at their own pace. They could live with cat-savvy children and may be able to share their home with another cat following careful introductions. It is unknown how they would react to dogs. *Please note: We cannot reserve individual kittens, appointments are offered on a first come, first served basis.*
Details
Basics
- Species
- Cat
- Breed
- Domestic Short Hair
- Colour
- Black
- Age
- 3 months
Home & compatibility
- Good with cats
- With conditions – Possibly
- Must be rehomed together
- Yes
How to adopt from Ulster Society for the Prevention Cruelty to Animals (USPCA)
Complete the online application / enquiry for the pet; if progressed, a meet & greet. Dogs go home on a scheduled Adoption Day; cats can go home the day you meet them. Follow-up support afterwards.
Adoption fees
Puppies & dogs from £185; cats & kittens from £90; small animals £10-£50 (includes vet check, neutering, vaccinations, worming, flea treatment, microchip and 5 weeks' Agria insurance)
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