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At Little Souls Animal Rescue & Sanctuary, our adoption process is designed to ensure the very best match for both our cats and their new families. Every adoption is handled with care, compassion, and the cat’s welfare at heart.

Step 1  If you see a cat or kitten you’re interested in, please Email  littlesoulsrescue@gmail.com .

Step 2  Video Walk-Through
We kindly ask for a video walk-through of all areas the cat will have access to, including living spaces and any outdoor areas such as a secure garden or catio (if applicable) .

Step 3  Meet and Greet 

Once your adoption application is approved, we bring your chosen cat or kitten to your home for a relaxed meet and greet before adoption 

Step 4  Going Home
If everything goes well at the meet and greet, your new furry family member will be able to stay with you to begin their forever journey.
This will take place once the meet and greet is completed and all adoption paperwork has been signed and finalised.

We bring your chosen cat or kitten directly to your home for a meet and greet, helping make it as calm and stress-free as possible for both the rescue animal and their new family, as all of our cats are cared for in foster homes before adoption.

Meet and Greet
Once your adoption application is approved, we will arrange the meet and greet, bringing your chosen cat or kitten directly to your home.

After the meet and greet, if everything goes well, your new furry family member will be able to stay with you to begin their forever journey. This will take place once all adoption paperwork has been completed and signed.

 Adoption Fees & Policies

At Little Souls Rescue & Sanctuary, we are a small, independent, self-funded non-profit CIO rescue. We do not receive any government funding or grants and rely entirely on adoption fees and kind donations to continue our work.
We are also a very small team of dedicated volunteers, so both time and resources are incredibly precious — just like the animals in our care.

Our cats are cared for in foster homes, which also costs us money for food, litter, heating, and ongoing care until they are ready for adoption.

💚 Adoption Fee

Our adoption fee is non-refundable. It helps us cover essential veterinary care such as neutering, microchipping, vaccinations, and treatments where needed. It also contributes towards additional medical care including X-rays, dental work (including tooth extractions when required), and any other necessary operations, ensuring every cat is given the best possible start before finding their forever home.

After Adoption
Once adopted , the adopter becomes fully responsible for cat

We strongly recommend continuing regular flea and worming treatments, even for indoor cats. Suggested treatments include:

Credelio (fleas)
Milpro (worms)
Moxiclear (combined treatment)

Please always follow your vet’s advice regarding boosters, vaccinations, and routine health checks.

Returning a Cat
If for any reason you can no longer care for your adopted cat, you must contact us immediately at:
littlesoulsrescue@gmail.com

We will arrange safe return of the cat back into our care. The adoption fee remains non-refundable.

Under no circumstances must a rescue cat be passed on, rehomed privately, or sold to another person.

⚠️ Important Reminder
Although all cats receive a full veterinary health check before adoption, it is important to note that some may still experience occasional or unexpected health flare-ups, particularly due to the stress of moving to a new home.
Once a cat has been adopted, any ongoing or future veterinary care and treatment becomes the responsibility of the new owner (adopter).

Indoor-Only Policy: Keeping Cats Safe

At Little Souls, all kittens and some rescued cats are adopted as indoor-only to ensure their safety.

Kittens:

Must stay indoors until at least 1 year old.

Young cats are at the highest risk of road-traffic accidents (RTAs).

Treatment for RTA injuries can cost hundreds to thousands of pounds.


Adult Cats:

Some adults must remain indoors due to trauma, fear, lack of road sense, or past RTA injuries.

If outdoor access is allowed later, keep the cat inside for 4–5 weeks after adoption.


We strongly recommend indoor homes or secure outdoor spaces such as catios or enclosed gardens — this saves lives and keeps cats happy and protected.