30 Kittens Rescued Since May Await Loving Homes
Around 30 kittens have been taken in since the end of May, and the Official Animal Collection Centre (CRO / Centro de recolha oficial) of Santa Cruz is now looking for homes for them. Most of the kittens are under three months old and have been rescued by the Santa Cruz Fire Brigade, the CROA itself, or caring citizens who later brought them to the centre.
Over 100 Adult Cats Also Up for Adoption
In addition to the kittens, a colony of more than 100 adult cats is also available for responsible adoption. All cats are seeking caring and committed guardians.
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CROA Upgraded with Space for Nearly 200 Animals
The CROA of Santa Cruz was recently upgraded to an Official Animal Collection Centre, now with a capacity for 196 animals, offering improved facilities and care.
Another kitten found near a rubbish bin, without a mother… without siblings… 😔
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Abandoning kittens at this stage is incredibly insensitive. This baby arrived freezing cold and starving.
A mother left without her babies and still unsterilised.
Cro Santa Cruz, Madeira Island
📞 910 217 937
Adoption is Free and Includes Vaccination, Deworming, and Sterilisation
Alexandrina Silva, a veterinarian at Santa Cruz City Council, urged the public to consider responsible adoption. She highlighted that the adoption process is completely free. All cats are given to new guardians fully vaccinated and dewormed. Sterilisation is also provided by the council once the cats reach six months of age.
How to Adopt from CROA Santa Cruz
The centre is open Monday to Friday, from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Appointments must be made in advance by calling 910 217 937. For more updates and to view adoptable animals, follow CROA Santa Cruz on Facebook and Instagram (@Cro Santa Cruz).
Source: Diário de Notícias da Madeira
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