Meet your new best friend.
Rescue Kittens & Cats are available for adoption in store throughout most of the year. Please feel free to contact us for more details and availability.
Our shop is proud and passionate in helping re-home rescue cats and kittens. These poor cats and kittens have had a rough start to life and come to us ready to find a permanent loving home. If you are looking at purchasing a kitten, please consider adopting one from us.
Why adopt from us?
Saving a life
Rather than going through a breeder you'll be rescuing a kitten that might have otherwise been put down.
Fast adoption
We have streamlined the adoption forms, making it a much simpler process.
Well looked after
All the kittens and cats that come to us are loved and well looked after before being adopted.
Adoption pack
Our kittens come with an adoption pack. Upon adoption you'll receive food, kitty litter and more.
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FAQ’s
Before adopting a kitten, consider factors such as your lifestyle, available time for care, and the financial responsibilities of owning a pet. Assess whether you have the resources, space, and commitment to provide a safe and loving environment for a kitten.
Preparing your home for a new kitten involves several steps. Ensure that your living space is safe by removing hazardous objects and securing potentially dangerous areas. Set up a designated space with a litter box, food and water bowls, bedding, and toys. Additionally, kitten-proof your home by keeping cords, chemicals, and breakable items out of reach.
Kittens have unique nutritional needs, so it’s important to feed them a balanced diet. Consult with a veterinarian to determine the best type of food for your kitten. Generally, kittens require high-quality, age-appropriate kitten food to support their growth and development. Provide fresh water at all times and follow feeding guidelines based on your kitten’s age and weight.
Introducing a new kitten to existing pets requires a gradual and controlled approach. Initially, keep the kitten separated from other pets in a separate room for a few days, allowing them to get used to each other’s scents. Gradually introduce them in supervised sessions, ensuring positive experiences and offering treats and praise. Monitor their interactions closely and provide a safe space for each pet to retreat if needed.