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FUNDRAISER for Lumpy
April 13, 2025 | 
Author Lumpy was born with a hernia. She was found by a Good Samaritan who understood that no one would want her until her very noticeable problem was solved. They contacted Home Again to ask that we take her and get her the necessary surgery, which is estimated to cost between $1,000 and $1,500. After that is done, someone will adopt her for the usual $200 adoption fee because she is sweet and loving and only eight months young.
If you can help, click on the yellow DONATE button and specify that your money goes towards Lumpy’s surgery.
Or eTransfer your donation to info@homeagainbancroft.ca. Under ‘Comments’ give your name and municipal address to get a tax slip if the donation is $20 or more.
For a donation of $20 or more, your name, your business name, and town will be published on this “Fund Raising” page, with grateful thanks. Bless all compassionate people for helping the helpless animals.
Here is Lumpy after surgery, in her onesie pyjamas so she cannot lick the incision.
She plays and climbs like she never had surgery!
Reserve her for adoption by calling 613-334-8471.
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COMING SOON..
These pets need to be readied for
adoption, so please do not call until they appear on Available Cats or
Available Dogs. Many need vaccinations, spay/neuter, necessary
medical treatment, socialization and behaviour correction before they
can become your loving pet.
Pickles was lucky to get inside just in time to deliver four healthy kittens, three look just like her, with medium length grey hair. One is a dilute calico. Mother cat will be ready for adoption after weaning kittens and getting spayed, approximately May 10. Kittens can go May 24.
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CATS FOR SENIORS
Home Again expands its services to include one for seniors who want the companionship of a cat but want to ensure the cat will have a home if the cat outlives the senior person.
The senior pays no adoption fee because he/she would take a Home Again cat that would otherwise not be adopted because of the cat’s age or unsocial nature.
The senior would pay for the cat’s food, litter and veterinary care, for life. If the senior passes away before the cat, Home Again brings the cat back into the program available for the next senior.
This program would allow Home Again to save so many cats that need to be re-homed because their owner died or went into a nursing home and the cat is used to a quiet home without any other pets. Adult cats are difficult to re-home because they like what they are accustomed to. If a cat lives without other cats, they strongly object to re-homing into a house with cats.
All Home Again fosters have other cats, so soloist cats cannot be fostered by Home Again. This program is a winner for many needy cats, seniors, and the people who must help seniors settle their affairs.
CONTACT US if you need a cat to love or you need to re-home a senior cat into a like-home.
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