Útulek Kocourek Felix

Everyone here is doing their best to give the best care to all cats. But there are so many that every hand is needed. They welcome volunteers- they gave me a choice of what I want to do that day :), even just petting cats, because they are not so much in the hustle and bustle. They would need less cats, trying to help everyone, but the premises do not allow it.

I have not experienced anything like this in the whole period of coronavir. About 20 people waited in room 10 M2 for the opportunity to adopt a cat. During that time, the head of the shelter repeatedly circumvented everyone, saying that the measures against coronavirus did not apply to them and that people should take off their veils. She herself was also veiled, as were many other shelter staff. Many people then took off their veils. All valid for PES 5. I have not experienced anything like this in 3/4 of the coronavirus in the Czech Republic. Horribly !!!!

I have a cat from a shelter in Klecany. He chose me himself, and I don't regret it. He's a spoiled cat ... and he's extremely nice.

From the beginning of the communication they were very accommodating, an agreement was made. Upon arrival at the shelter, communication with other colleagues of the shelter was stuck. Shelter in a desolate state, stink throughout the building. The cats that were offered to us were not in the shelter for a long time. Other kittens were forced on us. After the mallow we were told that we have to marry 2 cats otherwise they won't give us anything. Then we were told that we were insensitive if we didn't marry 2 cats and that we should buy a stuffed animal. The lady obviously wanted to get rid of more cats at once than save one. Never again this place. I'm sorry for the cats.

A week ago, we took a cat to the shelter, which we found in poor condition. The nurse in the shelter was very nice and professional. We got a crate and secured the cat in the car. Then the takeover took place. The shelter is available for cats and an outdoor aviary. I had a positive impression, the animals are well taken care of here. The shelter seems to be very busy at the moment, both adult cats and kittens. If you are a cat lover and want to support the shelter, consider adoption or, like me, at least a financial contribution. I think this shelter deserves it. The only thing I could not evaluate positively was the first - telephone contact, which was with the Association for the Protection of Animals, which includes the shelter. Basically, we were required to make a financial contribution if they were to adopt a cat. I consider this meeting unprofessional, however, I do not want to lower the rating of the shelter, where they treated us very nicely and took over the cat.

Are you going to take a pet from the FELIX shelter? And to enjoy it, as is usual for all animal lovers? Then I advise you the only one. Avoid this shelter in Klecany with a wide arch and look around elsewhere. Behind the mask of helpful attitudes and willing gestures lies disappointment and also a feeling of futility when you try to find their causes. With the large number of cats and kittens in this shelter, it is perhaps understand that working here is not easy. However, what is contempt for animal life is the approach of the mediator Hana Janišová. Our seven-month-old boy looked calm and I believe he would make us happy. However, this is under the basic assumption that it is a HEALTHY animal. During his short cat life, he had to go through several surgical vicissitudes, which I knew. But not the fact that I dare him with the worst cat outlook, the disease of the FIP. Within a week, the boy and I underwent a veterinary examination and had the opportunity to experience the doctor's expressed dismay. Not only FIP, but also water in the lungs and poor intestinal patency. I don't want to go back to these stressful days. Unfortunately, after a week of maximum effort, it was necessary to spend the kitten and thus shorten his suffering. I informed Felix of the whole process. However, I was accused by the shelter that I was to blame for the death of the animal. And she also learned that there are a few more cats in the station with FIP. Concern for abandoned animals certainly deserves recognition. But not dealing with them at all costs!