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1. www.workingcat.orgAnimal Rescue Service | The Working Cat Project

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   Adoptions. During winter months we have fewer cats and kittens available for adoption as we are busy with Trap, Neuter, Return (TNR) before kitten season begins in the spring. Please feel free to contact us as our available cats and kittens can change daily.

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3. www.facebook.com › TheWorkingCatsWorking Cat Project - Facebook

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   Working Cat Project. 2,493 likes · 12 talking about this. Spays and neuters save more lives than rescue. Think proactive. Act proactive. Be proactive.

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4. www.shropshirecatrescue.org.uk › working-catsWorking Cats - ShropshireCatRescue

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   What can I expect from rehoming a working cat? Any working cat you adopt from us will be neutered, ear tipped (or microchipped if friendly enough) and will have up to date flea/worm treatment. Some will be part/fully vaccinated to allow them a boost in when moving into their new home too .

5. themayhew.org › adopt › homes-for-working-catsHomes for working cats - Mayhew

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   If you're interested in adopting a working cat, please fill out our Working Cat Adoption Form, so we can let you know if and when we think we might have a working cat that could be right for you. The adoption fee for a working cat is £80.

6. www.battersea.org.uk › rehome › catsHow to rehome a working cat | Battersea Dogs & Cats Home

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   How to rehome a working cat. Working cats are a great choice for reducing rodent population on your property. It also means you offer a home to a cat that needs freedom, a safe place to live and the opportunity to be themselves.

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7. newstartcatrescue.org.uk › adopt-a-cat › working-catsWorking Cats - New Start Cat Rescue

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   We neuter all working cats before rehoming them. We ask for a minimum £25 donation per working cat. If you are interested in adopting working cats please contact New Start Cat Rescue.

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   How can I adopt a working cat?

   • To adopt a working cat, the first step is to join our waitlist. Once cats become available, we will match them with the adopter who best fits their needs. Learn more about the program requirements below and then join the waitlist by submitting an interest form.

   Working Cat Program | San Diego Humane Society

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   Can I put a cat in a working cat home?

   • The decision to place cats in a working cat home is made on a case-by-case basis, in consultation with a Battersea vet. If you think you can provide a home for one our working cats, please complete an application form. George came into our care as he was very conflicted with his interactions around people.

   How to rehome a working cat | Battersea Dogs & Cats Home

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   Can you adopt a cat on national take Your Cat to work day?

   • Some workplaces may allow a cat adoption to take place on National Take Your Cat to Work Day. Reach out to your local shelter in advance to arrange a cat adoption if that is paw-sible.

   NATIONAL TAKE YOUR CAT TO WORK DAY - June 20, 2022

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   What is the Working Cat Project?

   • The Working Cat Project seeks to educate the public about the plight of domesticated cats and the need to spay and neuter. We advocate for all cats, inside or outside, to be happy and healthy in the environment that suits them best and free from reproducing.

   Animal Rescue Service | The Working Cat Project

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   Are working cats a good choice?

   • Working cats are a great choice for reducing rodent population on your property. It also means you offer a home to a cat that needs freedom, a safe place to live and the opportunity to be themselves. We aim to reply to all applications as soon as possible.

   How to rehome a working cat | Battersea Dogs & Cats Home

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   Do you neuter Working Cats before rehoming them?

   • We neuter all working cats before rehoming them. We ask for a minimum £25 donation per working cat. If you are interested in adopting working cats please contact New Start Cat Rescue.

   Working Cats - New Start Cat Rescue

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9. cats-in-distress.org › cat-for-adoption › working-catsWorking Cats - Cats in Distress

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   Sep 10, 2024 · Working cats normally require less maintenance than domestic cats and generally only need food & water, with an enclosed shelter, with someone to keep an eye on them and with a sufficiently large and enriched area for them to explore.