Elderly Cat Adoption Programme 🐾 🇬🇧


Problem Statement:

In Cumbre del Sol, older cats face significant challenges navigating the wild environment. Their well-being is greatly affected, as some are abandoned house cats, while others transition from shy stray cats to friendly, lovable animals, cared for by dedicated feeders and caretakers.


Solution:

Introducing the CumbreCats Elderly Cat Adoption Programme - an initiative aimed at providing a loving home for these aging feline companions. The program offers a special incentive to adopters: the opportunity to welcome an elderly cat into their homes, along with the assurance of free food and vet bills for the remainder of the cat's natural life.

Programme Details:

To participate in the CumbreCats Elderly Cat Adoption Programme, interested individuals need to register their name, address, phone number and NIE number. Once an elderly cat is secured by our dedicated cat caregivers, registered participants will be contacted. A representative will visit the adoptive parents' home, provide all necessary information, and supply food and/or funds, along with veterinary vouchers from our vet Veronica in Benitachell, to ensure the well-being of the cat.


Benefits:

By participating in the program, adoptive parents gain the companionship of an affectionate cat without the financial burden.  The program aims to create a win-win situation, ensuring the well-being of both the elderly cats and their new human companions.

Conclusion:

If you are ready, willing, and able to provide a loving home for an older affection cat, sign up for the CumbreCats Elderly Cat Adoption Programme. Your decision to participate will not only make a significant impact on the life of a cat in need but will also bring joy and companionship to your home. Let's work together to create a community every cat, regardless of age, receives the love and care it deserves.


TO REGISTER

Email Us * CumbreCats@gmail.com 

  1. Full Name
  2. Address
  3. Phone
  4. #NIE 

NOTE: Your data will never be shared or sold. It is only for this programme. Thank you. 

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