Adopt
Your New Best Friend May Be Waiting
Adoption is a long-term commitment. Our process is designed to make sure each cat and each home is a genuinely good match.
Cats ready for adoption
Amber
≈ 2 years · Female
Al Quoz (general area)
Amber was found behind a workshop, thin and dehydrated after a very hot week. After three weeks of feeding and a full health check she has recovered her weight and is now looking for a permanent indoor home.
Most urgent need
Adoption applications
Practical help needed
No monetary cost — practical help needed
Zaki
≈ 4 months · Male
Al Nahda (general area)
Zaki was fostered from six weeks old and is fully socialised. He would do best in a home with another young cat.
Most urgent need
Adoption applications
Practical help needed
No monetary cost — practical help needed
Noor
≈ 6 years · Female
Jebel Ali (general area)
Noor has completed her home assessment with an approved family and is in the final stage of the adoption process.
Most urgent need
Carrier for handover
Estimated cost: AED 120
AED 120 of AED 120 confirmed (100%)
The adoption process
- 1
View available cats
- 2
Submit an adoption application
- 3
Complete an introductory call
- 4
Participate in a home assessment
- 5
Meet the cat
- 6
Agree to responsible-care conditions
- 7
Complete the adoption handover
- 8
Receive follow-up support
Responsible adoption
Before you apply, please read carefully
- Cats must not be abandoned, resold or transferred to anyone without consulting us first.
- Adoption is a long-term responsibility that can span fifteen years or more.
- Be prepared for food, veterinary, boarding and relocation expenses.
- Final placement remains subject to screening and suitability, at our discretion.
Adoption application
We confirm Emirates ID status only — we never request, store or display Emirates ID numbers. Your details are used solely to assess and coordinate the adoption.