FaeISPCA

Fae

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Fae

Fae is a beautiful cat who is looking for her forever home. Fae has an adorable slight head tilt. Fae would have to be kept indoors for a minimum of two weeks while she settles into her new home, after this she would love to come and go to the outside world. Fae would love a home with teenagers and adults only. Fae is vaccinated, neutered, litter trained and up to date with worm and flea treatments. Would you be the prefect fit to give Fae the forever home shes waiting on? If this beautiful girl is the one for you, you can complete an application form with this link, https://www.ispca.ie/rehoming/cats-rehoming-form-donegal, if you have any questions relating to adoption of cats or wish to arrange an appointment to meet them, please call us on 0749152360 alternatively email .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) Your new best friend could be waiting

Fae is currently in the care of the.. Donegal Animal Rehabilitation Centre

Barrack,Ballyare, Letterkenny, Co. Donegal F92 T1HR

ISPCA rescued dogs and puppies are fully vaccinated, treated for parasites, microchipped and neutered/spayed (when of age). You may be eligible to receive six weeks free pet insurance. We ask for a minimum adoption donation of €150 to help us cover some of our veterinary costs. A dog licence, collar and ID tag must be purchased before the final adoption takes place and a home visit will apply.

Cats and kittens at the ISPCA are fully vaccinated, treated for parasites, neutered/spayed (when of age), cat-flap and litter-trained. You may be eligible to receive six weeks free pet insurance. We ask for a minimum adoption donation of €75 to help us cover some of our veterinary costs.

All ISPCA rescued equines are fully vaccinated, micro-chipped and have passports. Stallions and colts are gelded before being responsibly rehomed. We ask for a donation rather than a standard set amount to help us cover some of our veterinary costs.

The ISPCA is Ireland’s largest national animal welfare organisation, rescuing and caring for cruelly treated, neglected and abused animals. Registered Charity Number: 20008734; Registered Company Number: 460571; CHY 5619. If you can, please make a kind donation here to support our work.

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How to adopt?

1 Contact the member society or animal centre and arrange to visit them. To save time you can download and complete an application form below.
2 The member society or animal centre will give you information on adopting an animal, including the cost, and can help you fill out the right forms.
3 Following an assessment to match you with the right pet, you can meet the animals and reserve the animal you like.
4 A home visit will then be carried out to check your home is suitable for the pet you have chosen
5 When all the paperwork and checks are complete - you can take your new pet home! A follow up visit is usually carried out to make sure you and your new pet are happy!