LuckyCats, z.s.

Among the floods of positive reviews, I will be a rarity, however, I still decided to share my negative experience and, coincidentally, at the same time my first experience with adopting a cat. We decided to adopt with my family because our cat at the FIP recently died and we wanted to fill the gap created by his departure. I communicated with Mrs. Pokorová via e-mail and everything seemed completely without problems. I told her what cat we were interested in and we started arranging a personal meeting. We also came to the place with a cat crate, where Mrs. Pokorová led us to our chosen cat, who was separately in the room in the bathroom, so as not to come into contact with other cats, where she left us alone with him. After a while, she came and just by the way said that she was actually interested in another cat, so she would choose. She did not ask for any additional information, except for a reminder of where we live, which was communicated via e-mail. At the same time, she promised to respond by the next day. She didn't call until the next day, so I called her. I was told that she had chosen another family, which I understood, of course, but I asked what she had decided on because I was interested in what was the deciding factor for her. She didn't want to tell me that, because it's personal. I consider this whole experience to be a very unprofessional conduct on the part of Mrs. Pokorová. During the e-mail communication, which lasted about a week, there was no mention that there were more people interested in the cat, so the lady will choose. In addition, this requirement did not follow from the shelter's website either, although I dare say that it is standard to state this. The fact that the lady was not even willing to tell me what was the deciding factor for her evokes to me that she did not decide on the basis of some objective circumstances, such as more experience with the animal, etc. I would imagine that if she really cared about it , choose the best owner, ask as many facts as possible. However, this did not happen, the lady did not ask any additional questions, she was not even present at the personal meeting with the cat, so it cannot be said that she cares about how we communicate with the animal. I would also have imagined that such a crucial fact that the selection would take place would be communicated to me immediately, but that did not happen. In principle, she announced it to us only after meeting the cat, when we were basically ready to take it over. I evaluate this whole experience not only negatively because it was a very unprofessional and tactless behavior, but also because, frankly, this experience affected me quite negatively. When, during the time I spent some time with my cat in the room, it was unfortunately enough for me to grow so close to my heart. I still don't know how to evaluate this whole experience and I still recover quite a bit from this experience. I would not recommend adoption from this shelter. Edit: It's not true that we don't ask the eye. You had the info on the website and the speech came to him in person. I called 6:30 p.m. You probably don't need to supply anything. I do not devalue your work or the work of any other shelters, I would probably not tie it up at all at all and I would rather buy a kitten from breeding. In short, we looked at it differently at the time.

I adopted a kitten from Lucky Cats 3 years ago. The lady found out what conditions the boy would come into, whether I had secured windows, what other cats I had at home, what I expected, etc. Some may be uncomfortable, but for me it was proof that she cares about the cat, she wants to be sure that will go into the right hands and that even the new owner will not be unpleasantly surprised by something and will not return the cat, which is a huge stress for such a conservative animal. I can say that whenever we have any problems with the cat over the years, Mrs. Pokorová, despite the heavy workload, will help, help, she is interested. It didn't happen to sell us or help us. I know that he has cats in the shelter like his children and he wants only the best for them. If you have decided for adoption, I definitely recommend the Lucky Cats shelter - the lady will do only the best for both the cat and you ?. I and our Hluchoňka? from Lucky Cats know that.

Bad experience in terms of communication. The lady did not answer my question of a personal meeting. And as for their demands for possible adoption, she bothers when we open the windows on the ventilator. She immediately told me how a cat can suffocate or hang itself. It can be seen that the lady does not take the cats with love, but rather takes them as a thing and she does not want the cats to find a loving home. Regardless of the fact that he chooses the applicant ... The lady doesn't even know me (nor did she give her a chance to meet in person) and she already gives me the understanding of how to have windows secured with insurance, etc. I'm more sorry for those cats ... The way the lady acts is unprofessional. It is always better to deal with such a serious matter in person, not through writing. To sum it up, this unprofessional approach is more likely to discourage serious adoption. Maybe that's her intention. Why would she behave so differently?

Small, cozy and lovingly run asylum for cats. There are many scrapers, cat trees and toys to help them fight for a long while. Mrs. Lucie has a heart in the right place and if she can, she always tries to help or advise. The cats that get here are really lucky :-)

The approach was disastrous. The lady did not even arrive at the appointment. The phone did not pick me up and tipped me four times. I traveled by train with a bag full of cat food and completely useless. Absolute lack of interest in placing the cat in good hands. I have to fully agree with the fully negative contributions to fb. It is still so cheeky that it advertises a cat for adoption on the site. Perhaps there is nothing more to add to such a person.

I also add positive reviews and recommend LuckyCats to anyone who wants to adopt a cat roommate. :) In the shelter, cats are given loving care at a high level. I really appreciate that the whole adoption process is focused on the best interests of cats, which are not considered "goods" here and which the shelter helps to find a safe home in which happy cats and their "subtenants" (= people) will be. I also like perfectly elaborate descriptions of basic and detailed information about cats, which can be adopted for really only a symbolic fee. Thank you for Kubulka! ♥