Hi everyone!
My mother and I are looking for responsible, loving people who would be willing to adopt these little kittens we rescued in Bulgaria. They're around about 3 months old, and we're hoping to find homes where they can stay together in pairs. They're currently living with us in Sofia, Bulgaria.
TL;DR: We found this kittens in the backyard of our village in and have been taking care of them, but unfortunately, we can't keep them all. We're looking for loving homes, preferably with people willing to adopt them in pairs. We're happy to arrange adoption in the Netherlands, as we've already successfully done this before with the help of a reliable pet transport company, that travels to many western countries. About a month ago, they safely transported two other kittens we had rescued from the street in front of our house to the Netherlands, where a lovely lady adopted them and gave them a loving home.
IMPORTANT: We offer to split the travel costs for the pair that you choose to adopt.
A little about our situation:
Unfortunately, there are so many stray cats in Bulgaria, and finding people willing to adopt them is much harder than you might think. That's one of the main reasons we've decided to look for homes abroad.
We've been doing our best to help as many animals as we can, but it's becoming increasingly difficult to take care of all of them ourselves.
The kittens are around 2 months old now. They're lovely, playful little babies, and we just want them to have a chance to grow up somewhere safe, with people who will genuinely love and care for them.
We would really prefer for them to be adopted in pairs, as they're siblings who have grown up together. They're all currently living together at our place, and we'd love for them to have each other's company in their new homes, too.
A little about our previous adoption experience:
About a month ago, we managed to find a home in the Netherlands for two other kittens we had rescued from the street in front of our house. A lovely lady adopted them, and thankfully everything went really well. We're still in touch with her, and it's been wonderful seeing how they're doing in their new home.
For transportation, we used a reliable pet transport company based in Bulgaria that regularly travels across Europe. They took care of pretty much everything and were really responsible throughout the entire journey.
We even had a WhatsApp group where they kept us updated every few hours about where the kittens were, how they were doing, and how the trip was going. It was really reassuring, especially since we wanted to make sure they were safe throughout the journey.
I'm mentioning this because I know adopting an animal from another country might sound complicated, but we've already been through the process once, and we'd be more than happy to share our experience or help arrange everything with anyone interested. Of course, travel would need to be arranged once the kittens are old enough and meet the necessary requirements.
If anyone is interested in adopting a pair, please feel free to send me a private message. I'd be more than happy to answer any questions, send more pictures or videos, and discuss everything with you.
And if you're not able to adopt, we'd really appreciate it if you could share this post. Maybe someone you know is looking for two little companions. ❤️
We're not a shelter or an organization. It's just me and my mother trying to help some cats that would otherwise be left on the streets. We know we can't save every animal, but we're trying to do what we can.
Thank you so much to anyone who takes the time to read this or help us spread the word. ❤️🐾