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I tried to adopt a cat from Celia Hammond years ago. I didn't ask for a cute little kitten just any cat. I wanted to do the right thing and give a loving home to a cat. I was turned down - I lived near a road etc etc . So I went out and brought a kitten who is now about 16 years old and very loved. As long as good people find it impossible to adopt they will end up going out to buy a cat. This in turn encourages people to allow their pets to reproduce and adds to the never ending cycle of too many cats needing a good home! I did wonder who would be deemed good enough to re-home a cat. Reading the other comments has made me feel a bit better about being turned down. And we all love our Kitty 🐈💞 🐈 💞🐈 💞 -
For example - this complete dangerous horseshite https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2025/oct/09/nigel-farage-says-uk-teachers-are-poisoning-our-kids-and-predicts-strikes-as-pm?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other -
Excel hosts fairs for various businesses selling all sorts of things week in, week out. For example, next week it is "Salon Interntional". No doubt there will be UK businesses exhibiting there who donate tax receipts to the UK government from sales of shampoo to people who live in Israel. Does that cause you outrage? -
By dresswaves · Posted
I’m sorry you were not able to adopt a cat from CHAT but it is certainly not rare that someone is deemed to have a good enough home. I have been involved with CHAT for over 10 years and have seen hundreds & hundreds of cat adopted & fostered. Unfortunately as quickly as cats are found new homes more cats are abandoned or rescued by CHAT & more homes needed.
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