Every cat
deserves love

FIV (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus) is a virus that affects cats' immune systems, similar to HIV in humans, but it is not transmissible to humans or other animals.

FIV+ cats can live long and healthy lives with proper care. Many live for years without showing symptoms, especially when kept in a safe and stress-free environment. Recent studies show that cats with FIV have life expectancies close to non-infected cats.

With love, regular veterinary care and a peaceful environment, these special cats can be wonderful and loyal companions for many years.

FeLV (Feline Leukemia Virus) is a virus that affects the immune system and can cause various health problems in cats. Like FIV, it is not transmissible to humans.

Although it is a more complex condition than FIV, many FeLV+ cats can have good quality of life for months or years, especially with appropriate veterinary care. The average survival time after diagnosis is 2.5 years, but can be much longer in some cases.

These cats need special care, including more frequent veterinary visits, a stress-free environment, and lots of love. They can provide immense affection and joy to their guardians.

The adoption process is simple, but careful to ensure the best for our cats:

The entire process usually takes 1-2 visits and can be completed on the same day if everything goes well. Our goal is to find the perfect home for each cat, so we value the quality of the connection over speed.

The adoption fee is €17.50 for any cat, regardless of age. This amount only covers the cost of the microchip.

For cats with special needs (FIV+, FeLV+, disabilities), the fee may be reduced or even waived on a case-by-case basis. What's important is finding dedicated families who will provide the necessary care.

Yes! We love receiving visits and showing our special residents. Visits are free and do not need prior appointment during operating hours.

During the visit, you can meet all the cats, ask questions about their history and personality, and spend time with those who spark your interest. Our volunteers will always be available to help.

Properly preparing your home is essential for a smooth and happy transition for your new feline companion.

Remove toxic plants, install safety nets on windows and balconies, and store small objects that could be swallowed.

We always need help! There are many ways to contribute, from direct cat care to administrative and outreach support.

No prior experience is necessary - we provide all the necessary training! You can start gradually and choose activities that best suit your availability and preferences.

We operate entirely on donations and every contribution, big or small, makes a real difference in the lives of our cats.

We also accept monetary donations for veterinary emergencies, which unfortunately are frequent. Every euro allows us to provide better care and save more lives.

First of all, thank you for caring! Finding a lost or abandoned cat can be an intense experience, but it's important to follow some steps.

We can't always accommodate immediately due to limited space, but we always try to help with advice, social media sharing, and veterinary support when possible.