Torre Argentina Cat Sanctuary

The best way to support the Torre Argentina Cat Sanctuary is to join our adoption at a distance program (AAD). It is a fun way to stay in touch and keep a piece of Rome in your heart!

Adopting at a distance is a symbolic gesture that helps us care not only for the specific cat you’ve chosen, but for all the cats. Our cats share everything!
These donations are also fundamental in continuing our sterilization program. AAD gives the cats a big, beautiful family, and we know how special it makes them feel, especially if you come to visit. To help you get to know the cats better, we send regular updates and digital photos.

Here you can see a small gallery of our most popular stars: just click on the image, to know their story, and what they have to tell you!

Sandrocchia

A sweet, blind black cat who only wants to cuddle and drool. Are you already in love with her?

Bossanova

Goofy, affectionate and full of energy. This young cat afflicted with a neurological disorder called cerebellum ataxia can’t contain his enthusiasm and takes many tumbles since it affects his balance and mobility. If there’s some mischief, you can always blame it on the Bossanova!

Strabone

He had a terrible abscess on his neck and now demands constant cuddles. Who can resist this face?

Read all the stories of cats in ADOPTION AT A DISTANCE

METHODS FOR THE DISTANCE ADOPTION OF A CAT from Rome Torre Argentina Cat Sanctuary
We ask, for support, € 15 per month to be paid monthly, or every two, three or more months by bank transfer to our current account,
specifying the name of the chosen cat in the reason for payment:

Associazione Culturale Colonia Felina di Torre Argentina

IBAN:IT 09 W 03104 03202 000000820382

SWIST/BIC: DEUTITM1582

You can use also PayPal, it's easy!

We ask our generous supporters to notify us every time they make a donation, so that we can check that everything has been successful and of course thanks them.

For each cat that is distance adopted we send a ”real” photo, with an updated version approximately every six months, for the duration of the regular donations.

To this end we would like to have your e-mail and postal address, which will be handled according to existing European privacy laws.
For every donation and in any case every three months, if the coverage was greater, together with the thanks, we also send news of the adopted cat; if it turns out that he or she is lucky enough (we say that distance adoption brings good luck and often it is so!) to find a forever home, we will immediately let the distance "parents" know so that they can share in the good news.

Unfortunately, we also let them know quickly when the news are not good.

In this case, if the adoption is still ongoing it is ”inherited” by another cat, whose ”curriculum vitae” and photograph will be sent.
With a distance adoption you can make the difference for many cats.

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