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Areas Helping Homeless Cats of Greater Victoria Society serves
We assist abandoned domestic cats in the Greater Victoria area of Vancouver Island in British Columbia.
Helping Homeless Cats of Greater Victoria Society's adoption process
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Please see our website for extensive info on the adoption process. We screen applicants carefully and insist on indoors-only homes with no access to the outside unless in a special enclosure. We do a home check. We coordinate with the foster home at the time the potential adopter meets the cat and also get their input on whether it is a good match. We have adoption application and adoption agreement forms. Our adoption fee is $50. We prefer nonsmoking homes. We have a 2-week trial period. If a cat does not work out due to unforeseen circumstances, we welcome it back to the rescue.
Please see our website for extensive info on the adoption process. We screen applicants carefully and insist on indoors-only homes with no access to the outside unless in a special enclosure. We do a home check. We coordinate with the foster home at the time the potential adopter meets the cat and also get their input on whether it is a good match. We have adoption application and adoption agreement forms. Our adoption fee is $50. We prefer nonsmoking homes. We have a 2-week trial period. If a cat does not work out due to unforeseen circumstances, we welcome it back to the rescue.
About Helping Homeless Cats of Greater Victoria Society
We try as much as humanly possible to rescue abandoned domestic cats, relieve suffering by providing medical care, and find permanent homes. We also support long-term foster homes for low income families or seniors. We help low income families by providing spay/neuter and shots at no cost when possible. When we have the resources available, we do TNR of feral cats and help maintain a feeding source for them. We provide courtesy posts on our website for cats needing homes due to owners not being able to keep them. We do all this because we do not want cats to suffer simply because they were abandoned by humans. We make it up to them!
We try as much as humanly possible to rescue abandoned domestic cats, relieve suffering by providing medical care, and find permanent homes. We also support long-term foster homes for low income families or seniors. We help low income families by providing spay/neuter and shots at no cost when possible. When we have the resources available, we do TNR of feral cats and help maintain a feeding source for them. We provide courtesy posts on our website for cats needing homes due to owners not being able to keep them. We do all this because we do not want cats to suffer simply because they were abandoned by humans. We make it up to them!
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