Meet Chip
Chip is about 14 weeks old and what a transformation this little guy has made!
He started out as a real wild child, not entirely convinced that people were his cup of tea. But then, quite suddenly, something clicked — Chip decided that people were actually pretty good after all!
Now he has become a really affectionate little boy who loves attention and being around people.
Chip also absolutely loves his toys, especially when someone has the time to get involved and play with him. He’d love a home where his playful personality can shine and where someone will enjoy spending plenty of time playing with him.
From wild child to affectionate little sweetheart — Chip is ready to find his forever home.
Adoption Requirements
Before adopting, please ensure you can provide a safe, stable, and loving lifelong home for your new companion.
To adopt, you will need:
- Valid photo ID
- A recent utility bill showing your Eircode
- An adoption fee of €25 per cat or kitten
Ready to Apply?
Please complete our Adoption Inquiry Application. We review every application carefully and will respond as soon as possible. During busy periods, there may be a short delay while other applications are being processed.
Once your kitten is old enough, you can also avail of our discounted neutering scheme for just €35, helping to ensure your new pet has the best start in life.
Thank you for considering adoption and for giving a rescue cat or kitten the opportunity to enjoy a happy, loving forever home.
Home Checks
Home checks are a simple, supportive part of our adoption process. They help ensure every rescue pet is placed safely and set up for a happy future.
A home check:
- Confirms the home and garden are safe and secure
- Helps us match the right animal to the right environment
- Allows us to offer advice for settling your new pet
- Ensures each adoption is a lifelong, stable placement
A home visit is required to make sure our cats and kittens are rehomed in suitable environments — and it also gives you the chance to ask any questions.
