Cats Looking for Homes

Jinx

Jinx is 2 and a half years old, neutered and microchipped. Jinx is very timid and will need an experienced owner to help him grow in confidence. He loves to be petted and would suit a quiet home without children or other animals. He has been an indoor cat up until now.

Raven

Raven is 6 years old, neutered and microchipped. She can be timid initially but once she has your trust she loves to play and be petted. She will require access to the outdoors once she has settled. She needs a home without young children or other animals.

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Fife Cat Shelter was established as a registered Scottish charity in 1993 and as with most charities it is run by volunteers, and is entirely self-funding.

Many people ask why there is a need for organisations such as Fife Cat Shelter, and the sad truth is that the need is there because of the horrendous number of abandoned, stray cats.  We re-home on average, over 400 cats and kittens a year.  This does not include some old timers who are sometimes offered a home by one of our supporters, or those cats who have to be put to sleep through illness or severe injury.

Please note that the donation for a neutered cat is £100, £150 for 2 cats,    £80 for a kitten which is not neutered, and £120 for 2 kittens,( un neutered)   which is paid at the time of collecting the chosen cat. Cats and kittens must be collected in-person by the new owners, and we do not deliver cats under any circumstances. Kittens too young to be neutered by the time we rehome them MUST be neutered by the time they are 6 months old.

Many of our cats are boarded at dedicated Fife Cat Shelter units at two local catteries:

  • Causeway Cottage Cattery Scotlandwell , KY13 9JQ.  
  • Catnip Castle Hotel Cattery just outside Cleish, KY13 0LS

We would recommend both of these excellent Catteries to anyone, as they offer the highest standard of cat care!

Fife Cat Shelter cats always go to a vet for a health check before coming into the main Shelter. 

Causeway Cattery or Catnip Castle Hotel Cattery will NOT accept any cats on behalf of Fife Cat Shelter from anyone who just turns up at the Cattery with a stray or unwanted cat.

Fife Cat Shelter cats are only accepted at these Catteries via agreement with a representative of Fife Cat Shelter and once it has been given a clean bill of health by our vets. 

All phone calls should be made to 01383 830 286 and not to Catteries as these are private businesses, where we pay to board cats in dedicated units.

Fife Cat Shelter Hours*:

  • Monday - Saturday: 9:00am to 12:00 and 1:00pm to 5:00pm
  • Sunday: Closed

*Outside these hours you will be able to leave a message on our answering service and someone will respond during office hours. 

 
Visitors to the Shelter are most welcome, but please phone 01383 830 286 to arrange a time before your visit. Thank you.