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With many stray cats in Singapore, adoption is a compassionate choice, but it comes with its challenges, so understanding certain key aspects is essential. Here are some things you should know before you adopt one of our furry feline friends.
Where to adopt?
You can readily adopt from rescue centers like SPCA or even consider adopting a stray cat you encounter. Typically, the process involves scheduling an appointment, visiting the cats, and completing the necessary paperwork. Visit https://spca.org.sg/services/adoption/ for more information.
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Cost
Ensuring financial stability is crucial before adopting a cat, as while adoption costs are relatively low, ongoing expenses such as food, litter, and vet fees can add up quickly. It’s important to be prepared for potential medical expenses, as veterinary bills for sick cats can be substantial.
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Time
In Singapore, where many are preoccupied with studies or work, finding time for oneself can be challenging. It’s important to consider the impact of adopting a cat when you may not have ample time to spend with it. Cats left alone for extended periods may experience loneliness and even develop depression.
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Cleanliness
Owning a cat means dealing with potential issues such as shedding fur and pee or poop accidents if not properly trained. Regular cleaning and maintenance of your home are necessary to manage these challenges, requiring a significant amount of effort. It’s essential to be prepared for these responsibilities before bringing a cat into your home.
Adopting a cat should not be solely based on its cuteness. It’s crucial to consider various factors such as financial stability, time availability, and commitment to regular care and maintenance.
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