Adopt, don’t shop!
For a small fee to cover micro-chipping and spaying/neutering, you can adopt a new animal and give them the home and life they deserve.
Adoption Process
KSPCA encourages the adoption of animals to provide them with loving homes. The adoption process includes:
1. Screening
Prospective adopters undergo a friendly screening process, including forms, interviews, and potential home visits, to ensure a suitable match.
2. Meet and Greet
Arranging meetings between adopters and animals to establish compatibility.
3. Contract Signing
Formalising the adoption with a contract and an adoption fee (KES 9,500 for dogs and KES 3,500 for cats), which covers vaccinations, micro-chipping, and sterilisation.
4. Finalisation Adoption
Welcoming the new pet into the adopter’s home, with ongoing support from KSPCA.
Download, complete and submit to: rehoming@kspca.or.ke and we will get in touch about you adopting.
Foster
If you can’t adopt why not foster?
A foster looks after an animal temporarily, often when it is very young or if it has special needs, so that it gets the kind of loving care that will help it recover and be ready for adoption. Our end-of-life fosters taken on senior animals who don’t have much longer to live, so that they can spend their final days in comfort. It’s a wonderful way to give back, especially if you can’t commit to keeping a pet long-term.
What’s involved?
Generally, a foster agrees to provide for the day-to-day needs of the animal, including any basic training or socialisation that might be needed. The KSPCA will support with medical care, advice and rehoming when the animal is ready.
