Why choose Adoption?
There are many reasons why someone should consider adoption.
When you adopt from NCWL you're saving a life and giving some cats a second chance. You also provide these cats with hope. Many cats are victims of abandonment due to various circumstances. These cats bring you unconditional love and companionship. When you adopt you become a hero in the battle against pet overpopulation.
NCWL has a variety of purebreds to the most unique crossbreeds. Never get stuck on a specific breed because all felines can have that personality and traits you're looking for. Our staff/volunteers have a great knowledge of all our cats' characteristics, activity levels, needs, traits and care requirements that allow us to decide on what cat is right for you, your family and your lifestyle.
Another reason to adopt at NCWL is because initial vaccinations, spay/neuter surgery,microchipping, defleaing and deworming are all included in the adoption fee of $195.00 kittens / $175 adults. A pair of kittens is $350 and a pair of adults is $300. 6 weeks of free pet insurance is also included!
When you adopt from NCWL you're saving a life and giving some cats a second chance. You also provide these cats with hope. Many cats are victims of abandonment due to various circumstances. These cats bring you unconditional love and companionship. When you adopt you become a hero in the battle against pet overpopulation.
NCWL has a variety of purebreds to the most unique crossbreeds. Never get stuck on a specific breed because all felines can have that personality and traits you're looking for. Our staff/volunteers have a great knowledge of all our cats' characteristics, activity levels, needs, traits and care requirements that allow us to decide on what cat is right for you, your family and your lifestyle.
Another reason to adopt at NCWL is because initial vaccinations, spay/neuter surgery,microchipping, defleaing and deworming are all included in the adoption fee of $195.00 kittens / $175 adults. A pair of kittens is $350 and a pair of adults is $300. 6 weeks of free pet insurance is also included!
Before you Adopt
1. Do your Homework & Research owning a cat
2. Consider these questions next:
Will you be a responsible pet guardian?
We want all cat owners to spay/neuter their pets to decrease the problem of pet overpopulation. Will you make sure your cat is fixed in order to help solve this situation? Also, will you provide your cat with permanent ID such as a micro chip to ensure that if your cat gets lost he or she may be returned to you. Note: NCWL adoption fee includes all the above mentioned surgeries. Will you also ensure that your cat has access to veterinary care, food, water, shelter, love, exercise, training and grooming?
What are your living arrangements? Are they suitable for a pet?
Do you own your home or are you renting it? If you're renting does your landlord allow cats? Even though cats do not require a lot of room you might want to consider if the space is large enough for both you and the cat(s).
What kind of lifestyle do you live? Do you have time for a pet?
Cats do not require a very go-go-go life but they can get very lonely. Despite how much you want a feline companion if you work late or go out quite often you may want to reconsider getting a cat. We want to ensure that the cat you are seeking matches what you like to do.
Is it the right time to get a pet?
Are you planning on moving, going back to work or school or having a baby? It may not be the right time to bring in a family cat. We do not want something in your life to have an effect on your new cat.
Can you provide him or her with the correct time and discipline required in raising a pet?
Although cats are very independent creatures some cats require more attention than others. Depending on the cat's personality and circumstances, the cat may require more time than another cat.
Can you afford the costs?
We estimate the average cost to own a cat is $850 annually. Are you able to afford the costs of a cat's pet care?
What is the lifespan of this animal?
Cats can have a lifespan of 15-20 years. Are you prepared to commit to your cat for their lifetime?
Who will be responsible for him or her?
Although kids may be enthusiastic at first, trying to teach responsibility to your children can be quite difficult. Please understand that adopting a cat is a family decision and children will not take on all of the duties involving the pet! We suggest for children to be at least ten years old to actively take part in the pet's care.
If you think you're ready to adopt, we will be happy to find your life long companion.
2. Consider these questions next:
Will you be a responsible pet guardian?
We want all cat owners to spay/neuter their pets to decrease the problem of pet overpopulation. Will you make sure your cat is fixed in order to help solve this situation? Also, will you provide your cat with permanent ID such as a micro chip to ensure that if your cat gets lost he or she may be returned to you. Note: NCWL adoption fee includes all the above mentioned surgeries. Will you also ensure that your cat has access to veterinary care, food, water, shelter, love, exercise, training and grooming?
What are your living arrangements? Are they suitable for a pet?
Do you own your home or are you renting it? If you're renting does your landlord allow cats? Even though cats do not require a lot of room you might want to consider if the space is large enough for both you and the cat(s).
What kind of lifestyle do you live? Do you have time for a pet?
Cats do not require a very go-go-go life but they can get very lonely. Despite how much you want a feline companion if you work late or go out quite often you may want to reconsider getting a cat. We want to ensure that the cat you are seeking matches what you like to do.
Is it the right time to get a pet?
Are you planning on moving, going back to work or school or having a baby? It may not be the right time to bring in a family cat. We do not want something in your life to have an effect on your new cat.
Can you provide him or her with the correct time and discipline required in raising a pet?
Although cats are very independent creatures some cats require more attention than others. Depending on the cat's personality and circumstances, the cat may require more time than another cat.
Can you afford the costs?
We estimate the average cost to own a cat is $850 annually. Are you able to afford the costs of a cat's pet care?
What is the lifespan of this animal?
Cats can have a lifespan of 15-20 years. Are you prepared to commit to your cat for their lifetime?
Who will be responsible for him or her?
Although kids may be enthusiastic at first, trying to teach responsibility to your children can be quite difficult. Please understand that adopting a cat is a family decision and children will not take on all of the duties involving the pet! We suggest for children to be at least ten years old to actively take part in the pet's care.
If you think you're ready to adopt, we will be happy to find your life long companion.
The Adoption Process
NCWL has a first come, first serve adoption policy. If the cat(s) you request is pending adoption please do not hesitate to give another furry feline a chance.
Adopting with us is quiet simple...
1. Fill out an Adoption Application Form
2. Please print, fill out and email it back to us at neveahscharityofwestlincoln@hotmail.com
2. Upon review and acceptance of your application a meeting with be arranged to meet the cat(s)
3. If you meet the requirements we will follow through with the adoption
* Please Note: Since the cat's do not have the ability to choose their owners, we must act in their best interests. NCWL has the right to decline the potential Adopter(s).
Adopting with us is quiet simple...
1. Fill out an Adoption Application Form
2. Please print, fill out and email it back to us at neveahscharityofwestlincoln@hotmail.com
2. Upon review and acceptance of your application a meeting with be arranged to meet the cat(s)
3. If you meet the requirements we will follow through with the adoption
* Please Note: Since the cat's do not have the ability to choose their owners, we must act in their best interests. NCWL has the right to decline the potential Adopter(s).
Adoptable Felines
NCWL offers the option to the potential owner to hold a feline friend who is unavailable at the time. How it works? You do everything just like a normal adoption: print, fill out and email us an Adoption Application Form. If you meet the requirements we arrange a meeting and a Contract is signed. You put a $100 non-refundable deposit down on the cat/kitten of your choice and NCWL holds that cat/kitten for you until they are available to be adopted. Still unclear? For more information about holding your new family friend please Contact Us.
To see all our Available Felines please visit Adopt a Pet.com - use this link http://www.AdoptaPet.com/shelter83574-pets.html
Please Note: Majority of the cat's that come into our care with unknown ages and therefore are estimated by our Veterinarian.
* NCWL, to the best of its ability, tries to adopt their rescues to responsible pet owners who will treat the pets as members of their families and provide them with the needed care for the rest of their lives.
To see all our Available Felines please visit Adopt a Pet.com - use this link http://www.AdoptaPet.com/shelter83574-pets.html
Please Note: Majority of the cat's that come into our care with unknown ages and therefore are estimated by our Veterinarian.
* NCWL, to the best of its ability, tries to adopt their rescues to responsible pet owners who will treat the pets as members of their families and provide them with the needed care for the rest of their lives.