Meet Sid

Sid is an approximately 1-year-old boy who came to us as a stray after a kind member of the public reported a cat giving birth to multiple litters in their back garden. Sid arrived at the sanctuary alongside his brothers, Gnasher and Dennis. Having spent his entire life outdoors, the sanctuary environment is understandably a little stressful for him as he learns what life around humans is like. Sid’s ideal home would be one that understands his background and allows him plenty of outdoor access, where he can enjoy being a cat on his own terms. He isn’t looking to be a lap cat, but rather a home that respects his independence and gives him the space and time he needs to settle. As we have no history of Sid living with other cats, dogs, or children, we feel he would be best suited as the only cat in the household initially, until he has had time to adjust and build confidence with his people.
Can live with dogs
Can't live with dogs
Can live with cats
Can't live with cats
Can live with children
Can't live with children
Housetrained
Not housetrained
Outdoor access required

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The adoption process

Application
If you see an animal on our website that you are interested in adopting, you should fill out an Animal Enquiry form. This gives us more details about yourself and your lifestyle to make sure you are a good match for each other. If we get multiple requests for one animal, we will consider them all and choose the most suitable home to match it to a new owner. This will allow everyone interested a fair chance of adopting it
First meeting
If your application is successful, we will invite you for a first meeting. Here, you and the animal will meet each other and see how you get along. Following on from this, there may be more meetings and you can introduce other pets as required.
Home checks
Home checks are required for every dog before we set the adoption date. This was done physically pre-Covid but we now ask for videos and photos. We need to be sure the home environment is suitable for that dog and the garden is secure. If dogs/rabbits are going to live with other dogs/rabbits, we will arrange an introduction as previously mentioned.
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Every adoption is as unique as each animal. Please remember although sometimes it might seem like a lengthy process, we are doing this to make sure each animal is found the right home for their lifetime.
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