Cats who deserve a forever pet home
Whilst we love our cats so much, we believe the best home for our girls is a pet home where they're one of just a few. After a Queen has agreed with us she's ready, usually at about 2-3 years old, we work towards rehoming her, desexed, into a loving pet home.
Meet Snow Lily
CATAMOUNT Tiger Lilly "Snow Lily"
Seal Mink Spotted · 2.5 years old
Snow Lily is telling us that she really rather dislikes her kittens and thinks we have about four too many dogs, and she'd like to go please. Before gifting us with three beautiful litters, including Narwhal, Mink and Onyx, Snow Lily was a show cat and has attained the title of Double Grand Champion. She's a people lover, likes cuddles and sleeping on our heads. She also likes to be the centre of attention and adored rather ferociously. She'll likely be quite settled in a home with other cats or older dogs, but not energetic puppies. If you think Snow Lily could be the right fit for your home, please reach out to us.
Adopting a Retired Cat
The adoption process for an adult cat is the same as for a kitten, just state on the application that you're interested in a retired cat, and we'll give you a call. As we know their personalities rather well, and know that quite a bit of that is already set, we'll spend longer on the conversation so you know what she's like and we're confident this is a good fit. If the fit is good, we invite you to come meet her and spend some time together. If the click happens, we're all super happy. The rehoming fee for a retired cat is nominal, just enough to cover what it costs to get her desexed and re-registered. Our priority is finding the right fit.
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