Curly & Caesar - a bonded pair, best homed together
Curly and Caesar came to Woodlands together from the same multi-cat household after financial difficulties meant their family could no longer keep them - a sad reason for two lovely 1-year-old boys to need new homes, but one that says nothing about how wonderful they both are. Since arriving, the brothers have shown two very different temperaments, and it's clear that the bond between them is playing a real part in helping the more nervous of the pair find his feet.
Curly is the confident one - outgoing, playful, and happy to greet you, he's settled into sanctuary life with real ease and is eating well throughout. Caesar, on the other hand, is currently very shy and nervous around people, and needs time to build his confidence. Having Curly by his side has been a real support for him, and it's clear that Caesar takes comfort and courage from his brother's steadier, more sociable nature.
These beautiful boys will do better homed as a pair. Curly will happily greet you and is outgoing and playful whilst Caesar is very shy and nervous with people at the moment and needs time to gain confidence with his brother for support. Separating them at this stage would remove the very thing that's helping Caesar settle, so a home willing to take both boys together - and give Caesar the patience and space he needs - will get the best out of this loving pair.
Curly and Caesar are suited to a calm, understanding household where Curly's confidence can shine while Caesar is given all the time he needs to come out of his shell. With patience, and his brother close by for reassurance, Caesar has every chance of blossoming into as sociable a cat as Curly already is. These two deserve a home that appreciates the value of their bond and is willing to let trust build at its own pace.
Curly and Caesar are 1-year-old brothers who came to Woodlands from the same multi-cat household after financial difficulties affected their family. Curly is confident, outgoing and playful, happily greeting people, while Caesar is currently shy and nervous and relies on his brother's support to build confidence. These beautiful boys will do better homed as a pair, so they need to be adopted together.
Our Rehoming Process
Application & Appointment
Step One
Step Two
Home Check
After this, we will arrange an appointment with you to pick up your new friend, as well as the required food and litter which is available to purchase at our on-site shop.
Rehoming
From the initial appointment to collection usually takes between 7-10 days. When you come to collect your new cat(s), you will just need to sign the relevant paperwork, as well as paying the donation fee via our website. Prior to release all cats will have the necessary vaccinations and medical treatments - all signed off by our vet.
Step Three
Rehoming Rules
- We will not rehome an adult cat into a home where there are existing adult cats.
- We won't home single kittens without another cat present. Rehoming a single kitten doesn't meet welfare standards as it will have no social interaction with other cats. This means that if you already have an adult you can have one kitten. If you don't have an adult cat, you can take an established adult cat or two kittens.
- We ensure that no cat or kitten is released to its new home until 48 hours after its vaccination.
- If there are other pets in the household i.e. dogs, we will normally recommend a kitten unless we have an adult cat who is used to living with dogs. Dogs are able to come to the Sanctuary to be introduced to the cat.
- All existing cats in any household must be neutered.
- All cats and kittens that leave Woodlands Animal Sanctuary must leave with the food and litter that they are currently using here, this can be purchased from our onsite shop.