Daily work in Cavaillon and Les Vignères
Aide Cavaillonnaise aux Animaux helps cats without owners in Cavaillon and Les Vignères. Volunteers provide food, care, sterilisation and identification, followed by socialisation and adoption work where appropriate for the cat. Kittens are only part of this activity: the association also introduces younger adults, mature cats and seniors looking for a home.
Different needs among the chalet’s cats
The page about the chalet’s free-roaming cats explains two different situations. Some sociable residents can join a family, with meetings arranged by email. Others enjoy human company but do not welcome physical contact. The association continues caring for these cats without offering them for adoption, respecting the way they live.
An application, photographs and a foster-home meeting
Begin with the short form on the official website. Your answers help the team suggest several cats, initially sending photographs. A meeting then takes place in a foster household near Cavaillon. This sequence creates an opportunity to discuss the cat and the home you can offer before making a decision.
Prepare the certificate before adoption
The association asks applicants to read, sign and return its commitment and knowledge certificate at least seven days before adoption. Its detailed conditions explain the contract and adopter responsibilities. Reading them before meeting a cat lets you ask specific questions about care already completed and what will still need arranging.
Veterinary preparation depends on age
Kittens leave microchipped, treated against parasites and initially vaccinated. Adopters must then arrange sterilisation under the contract, backed by a guarantee cheque. For adult cats, the page specifies identification and sterilisation without promising routine vaccination. Identification is transferred to the adopter after sterilisation and a successful trial lasting at least fifteen days.
Plan for the first weeks at home
The contract asks that kittens stay indoors until sterilisation and that adult cats remain inside for at least three weeks. It also asks adopters to contact the association if they can no longer keep the animal, rather than passing it to someone else without informing the team. These commitments extend beyond the initial choice of a cat.
Offer a foster home or support care
Foster households can welcome kittens or adult cats until adoption. Membership contributions and donations help pay for food and care. To discuss helping, call 07 81 97 70 91 or email cavaillon.chats@gmail.com. The AnimalProtech map helps you locate this Vaucluse cat-protection association.
Frequently asked questions
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