Tabby cat · 2 years · female
Fıstık
Found as a kitten on the Moda seafront. Loves sleeping on laps and watching birds from the window; looking for a calm home.
- Fully vaccinated
- Neutered
- Litter trained
- Good with other cats
Adoption corner
A friend, a home
With the local shelter and our volunteers, we look for warm homes for vaccinated and neutered pets. Adoption is free.
Looking for a home
3 friends waiting for a home
Our volunteers wrote each pet’s story and traits. Fill in the application to meet them.
Mixed breed · 3 years · male
Karamel
Everyone’s favourite at the shelter; walks well on a lead and gets on very well with children. Looking for a family with a garden or who loves walks.
- Fully vaccinated
- Neutered
- Walks on a lead
- Good with children
Kittens · 3 months · siblings
Zeytin and Pamuk
Two siblings who grew up together; we would like them adopted together. Their favourite thing is the feather wand.
- First vaccines done
- Parasite treatment done
- Adopted together
Process
Adoption in four steps
- 1
Application
Fill in the form and briefly describe your home and routine.
- 2
Meeting
We call to plan a meeting at the shop or the shelter.
- 3
Agreement
An adoption agreement is signed; the vaccination card and microchip record are transferred to you.
- 4
First month
We follow the settling-in together and give you the first pack of food and litter.
Application
Adoption application
Our volunteers review your application and call you within 2 business days.
- Adoption is free
- Vaccines, parasite treatment and neutering are done
- The first pack of food and litter is on us
Is adoption free?
Yes, adoption is free. Pets are vaccinated, treated for parasites and neutered by the shelter and our volunteers. You are welcome to donate food to the shelter.
How does adoption work?
You fill in the application, we call to plan a meeting. After meeting at the shop or the shelter, an adoption agreement is signed and we follow the first month of settling in together.
What if the pet I adopt doesn’t settle in?
The first weeks are an adjustment for everyone; our volunteer trainers support you by phone. If you decide you cannot live together, never abandon the pet — bring them back to us.