Purrs In Our Hearts - Cat Forum UK
Cat Rescue & Rehoming => Rescue & Rehoming General => Topic started by: Ela on December 02, 2007, 09:57:02 AM
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There are over 20 cats and kittens living in the Basse Normandy region who are due to be put to sleep if we cannot find them new homes. We have tried all we can think of to rehome them in France but the laws are very different and you have to be able to prove dates of birth and identities for the cats.
As a last resort we are prepared to drive these cats to England to ensure that they get loving homes.
'We are a group of 5month old kittens and adult tom cats urgently looking for a new home for Christmas in England, we love our food and playing in the garden. We will come delivered to the door and are prepared to learn English!'
Eventually there will be help towards vet fees from the group who are trying to rescue them.
If you could help one or more of these cats please contact amiotn@hotmail.com
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sorry but that post is just unreal................dont they know you cant just bring cats to england without a cat passport? i do hope they are not thinking of trying to smuggle then here!
apart from all of that we have enough cats needing homes in the uk without adding to the problem, i am sure they could give the cats the relevant details if they ussed enough imagination!
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... and they don't appear to have considered neutering the entire males - fluffy thinking methinks ...
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.dont they know you cant just bring cats to england without a cat passport?
I am sure as a rescue they must know that they need a pet certificate and they are only issued if the cats have an identification microchip, a current vaccination against rabies, a blood test showing the cats have a satisfactory protection against rabies, and shows no clinical signs of rabies. Otherwise the cats would have to go in quarantine.
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... and they don't appear to have considered neutering the entire males -
Who knows they may have been 'done', then again perhaps not.
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From that post I dont think anything has been done!
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i am sure they could give the cats the relevant details if they ussed enough imagination!
You know in France the vets can be very funny, I have receive a few phone calls from cat owners asking advice bout cat problems and sometimes I can't believe what some vets will and won't do. I remember one vet would not neuter/spay a stray that had been known to be a stray for a very long time although the person who was feeding the cat was willing to take it on.
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Cross posted from CC
I posted on there:- after I posted If the cats are feral I (that is like the Royal we as it will not be me but one of my fosterers) will be able to take a couple, so have emailed to find out.
I am sure the rescue must know that they need a pet certificate and they are only issued if the cats have an identification microchip, a current vaccination against rabies, a blood test showing the cats have a satisfactory protection against rabies, and shows no clinical signs of rabies. Otherwise the cats would have to go in quarantine
Now posted on by the original poster is:-
I think they are mainly looking here for cat lovers who may live in France, they are willing to travel anywhere in France to rehome the cats. I am sorry I got the wrong end of the stick, so to speak. Hopefully we have some members in France who may be able to help.
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I'll put a plea out just in case. Hopefully somewhere can be sorted for them :wish:
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Dunno if it's genuine or not, but if anything happens regarding them being brought in to the UK, please tell them I live 20 minutes from Dover and will help with transport. ;)