Does anyone have experience of adopting a cat rescued from UAE/Qatar?
I've always had cats since I was a child and always lived in cat friendly places but since losing my DCat last year (a hand reared Bengal who made it to his twenties), I've moved to a flat in Central London (with a small roof terrace that can be contained). I miss having a cat almost as much as I miss him (he was a character who left big pawprints to fill...). Yet I don't think it's ethical to keep a house cat/cat-proof balcony cat for my convenience so I have been looking to adopt a cat who needs to be kept contained (eg FIV or elderly habitual house cat that needs rehoming).
There aren't many out there but I've found a gorgeous boy that I've fallen in love with from a small charity already thinking of names. But he is a rescue from The Gulf. His write up says that he needs to be kept indoors because he will do a runner otherwise but he is total lap cat who loves people.
There is plenty out there about the issues/ethics of adopting dogs from abroad but nothing about cats. I'm not sure if I'm doing a good thing or a bad thing, nor opening a whole can of worms for myself...
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newnamenewnamenewname · 16/03/2018 23:12
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