Citizens for Animals, Hyderabad: adoption and fostering introductions
Contact Citizens for Animals about its dog and cat adoption or foster programme, while distinguishing it from rescue and cruelty reports.
Read the guideA quieter approach to carriers, clinic visits and grooming. Little practical changes that put your cat’s comfort first.

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Contact Citizens for Animals about its dog and cat adoption or foster programme, while distinguishing it from rescue and cruelty reports.
Read the guideUnderstand AASRA's published adoption aims and long-term care role, and ask directly where current adoption information is incomplete.
Read the guideFeline panleukopenia is a serious contagious viral disease, especially dangerous for vulnerable kittens.
Read the guideCat flu describes a group of respiratory signs rather than a single diagnosis.
Read the guideAn FIV-positive screening result needs a conversation about confirmation, exposure history and the cat’s present health.
Read the guideA positive FeLV screen is a starting point for confirmation and a care plan, not a complete prognosis.
Read the guideSuspected feline infectious peritonitis needs a prompt, evidence-led discussion with a vet.
Read the guideRingworm is a fungal infection, not a worm, and some skin changes can resemble other conditions.
Read the guidePregnancy does not automatically mean giving up a cat.
Read the guideA coughing cat needs a diagnosis; asthma is one possible explanation, not another word for hairballs.
Read the guideHCM means hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, a condition involving thickened heart muscle in cats.
Read the guideSuspected swallowed string, yarn, ribbon or floss warrants immediate veterinary contact.
Read the guideA squinting, closed, rubbing or suddenly cloudy eye needs prompt veterinary assessment.
Read the guideGlaucoma involves raised pressure inside the eye that can cause pain and damage vision.
Read the guideBladder stones are not all the same, and their location and composition change the plan.
Read the guideIf your cat may have chewed a lily, licked its pollen or drunk water from a lily vase, contact an emergency vet immediately.
Read the guideDo not give a dog or cat a human painkiller unless a vet has specifically prescribed that product for that animal.
Read the guideA sudden head tilt, falling, circling or unusual eye movements needs prompt veterinary contact.
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