Responsible adoption

A good home begins with a patient, thoughtful match.

Adoption is not a quick handover. It is the beginning of a long-term relationship, so we want to understand the family, home and daily life awaiting each cat.

A relaxed cat in a temporary home
Care, patience, continuity.
01

An open conversation

We talk honestly about your home, routine, experience and other animals.

02

A safe environment

Windows, balconies and access points should be prepared before the cat arrives.

03

A patient adjustment

The first days may be quiet or difficult. We can guide a gentle transition.

A kitten resting in a warm foster space

Before adoption

We are not choosing only a beautiful cat. We are looking for a relationship that can last.

Temperament, age, medical history and the way a cat responds to people or other animals matter as much as the first impression.

We share what we know and discuss home preparation, daily care and the adjustment period clearly.

  • everyone in the household agrees;
  • windows and balconies can be secured;
  • there is time for adjustment;
  • veterinary care can continue when needed.

The adoption process

Four steps, without unnecessary pressure.

The details vary for each cat and family, but the principles remain the same.

  1. 01

    Write to us

    Tell us about the home you can offer and the cat who caught your attention.

  2. 02

    Get acquainted

    We discuss your household, home, routine and expectations.

  3. 03

    Prepare the arrival

    We agree on practical steps and what is needed for the first days.

  4. 04

    Begin adjustment

    We remain available for questions and guidance.

Frequently asked questions

The important details, clearly explained.

Can I adopt if I already have a pet?

Often, yes. Compatibility and a slow introduction are essential, and every situation is discussed individually.

Can I adopt if I live in a flat?

Yes. A flat can be an excellent home when windows and balconies are secured and the cat has space, play and attention.

What will I know about the cat?

We share available information about health, treatment and behaviour observed while the cat has been in care.

The next story may begin in your home.

Tell us a little about your family and home. We will answer honestly about suitable options.