About Me
Name: Hope
Age: 4 years
Breed: DSH
Sex: Female
Ref Number: 36
- Cannot live with cats
- Cannot live with dogs
- Children 12+
- Indoors and Outdoors
- Experience preferred
If you have already filled out an application form within the last 6 months, you only need to email: enquiries@rspcasolent.org.uk with your surname, contact number and the name of the animal you are interested in so we can retrieve your previous application form. (We only keep application forms on file for 6 months due to GDPR requirements).
If you have not applied to adopt an animal from us before, please click the Application Form button below and fill out the online form. Please make sure once you have completed it to click “Submit” and it will be automatically sent to us.
If you would rather be sent an application form to fill out please email: enquiries@rspcasolent.org.uk and we will send you one. Or please pop into the shelter to fill one out in person.
Due to the high number of applications we receive daily,
regrettably we will only be able to contact the successful applicant.
Due to the high number of applications we receive daily,
regrettably we will only be able to contact the successful applicant.
Rehoming – Profile
History:
Behaviour observations on site:
Hope has had a tough few months and has come into our care after being in a foster home with her kittens.
Hope is such a loving little girl despite everything she has been through recently. She is an affectionate cat who loves nothing more than curling up on your lap. She loves being around people.
Hope has an incredibly strong dislike to other cats so its essential she is homed to an area with a low cat population. Hope lived with a dog in her foster home which she didn’t like so needs to be an only pet. She can live with children aged 12+.
We reserve the right to remove a reserve at any stage of the adoption process if we believe it is in the best interest of the cat.
Medical history:
Hope has no known medical conditions.
Adopters should consider that previous medical conditions will now not be covered by insurance. Adopters are responsible for the on-going medical costs once the animal has been adopted.
