Feline Network needs Cat Fosterers
We are facing a cat rescue crisis. There have never been so many cats in desperate need of a rescue space. Yet FN and many other rescues are having to turn away so many needy cats. There is simply no space at the inn. Why? Partly due to the fact people are not in a financial position to adopt a pet right now. Partly due also to the over-breeding and subsequent non-neutering of so many cats during lockdown. Many of whom escaped or were abandoned, bred, producing kittens that then bred and these were born feral. Also, due to people not having the financial means to properly care for their cats. Doubly so if said cat needs any kind of vet intervention or treatment. One of my favourite charities - Felinenetwork is one of the most hardworking cat charities in Devon. They are a foster-based rescue, with a very small amount of cattery spaces. Nowadays, these spaces are full.
They need more fosterers.
Fosterers take cats into their home, either as part of the family or n a spare room etc, and care for them, taking them to the vets as required, administering flea and worming treatment, ensuring they are fed and watered, socialising them, keeping them safe.
There is a small amount of paperwork required, which the charity can help with, and you would need landlord permission if you do not own your home. They would carry out a home check where they explain their policies - what fostering entails - and gives cat lovers an opportunity to ask them anything you are unsure about. They cover all vets’ bills, provide everything you will need, you provide the TLC!
If you would like to know more, please contact Lisa (Foster Co-ordinator), M: 07904942264, WhatsApp 711957837.Felinenetwork2009@gmail.com,
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