Welfare

     

As from 2012  the waiting list will be reduced to one year at a time. If you do not re-new your request every six months you will remove from waiting list.

 

 

 The Sphynx Cat Club Welfare exists to help Sphynx cats that are in need,

for what ever reason the cat is unhappy or the owner/s can no longer cope.

Quite often it is through no fault of the cat but because of the owner's

circumstances change. Occasionally it is because of medical or behaviour problems,

which our Welfare Officers need to be aware of and take into account before

allowing the cat to be placed in a new home.

If you are an owner who needs advice, or feel you need help to find a

new loving home for your sphynx the club can help.

As much information as possible will help the Officers to place the

sphynx in the correct home.

 

Once in our care, the cat will be cared for by our Officers and

if need be vet checked, if there is medical treatment required.

The cat will then be micro chipped c/o the Sphynx Cat club

 or transferred into the clubs name if already chipped...This will safe guard

the cat for the rest of it's life and we will have a record of it's where abouts.

If you are looking to care of a sphynx and think you have all the right

 attributes for this quest,

 please do contact us, with a little bit about yourself and your home life,

 if you have any other pets, etc etc....

You will asked lots of questions and a reference will be required from your Vet.

 

What we would be looking for in a potential new owner

 First and foremost a vast amount of patience and loving care to reassure a

sphynx that the new home is a safe and secure environment where he or

she will receive attention and affection. A Sphynx is naturally "People orientated"

cat and will respond so well to your care. You will have an intelligent companion

who is also a very beautiful cat.......

You will be asked to sign a adoption form indicating you will keep up

with vaccinations and seek veterinary treatment if needed.

 

Our list grows on a weekly basis, but it is not a matter of first come

first serve ...it's finding the right home for the sphynx in need at the time...

Sometimes they need to be a quiet household, sometimes they need

to be no other cats...every case is different, so please don't be put

off by the long list...

The cat comes first and foremost.

WELFARE OFFICER 

Scotland - Mr. George Gow  gowlaren@talktalk.net

 

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