Answers first, then a form.

Membership is open to students and staff of Ahmadu Bello University. People outside the university are very welcome to volunteer, donate, adopt and report welfare cases.

No. Membership of ABU Cats Club is free.

There is no fixed minimum to start. Volunteers choose the areas they want to work in and take part in the activities that fit their timetable.

Yes — once a volunteer reaches the required number of recorded hours. Hours are currently tracked by the Volunteer Coordinator; the online volunteer profile is planned for a later phase.

The club does not sell cats. There is an adoption contribution of at least ₦5,000, which goes back into the animal’s care — vaccination, deworming, and spaying or neutering.

A safe indoor space, a commitment to vaccination and to spaying or neutering, and a willingness to let the club check in afterwards.

Use the rehoming form on the Adopt page. Nothing is published until the club has reviewed it and spoken to you.

The report reaches the Welfare Director immediately by email, and you get a confirmation with what to expect. Someone will contact you on the number you give.

Use the WhatsApp link on the report page rather than the form. A form is slower than a message when minutes matter.

Your contact details are seen only by the executives handling the case, and are used to reach you about it.

Contact us and the Treasurer will confirm how to give and what it will go towards. The club’s own bank account is being set up; online card payment follows once it exists.

Choose what you want on the Shop page and send the order form. The club will confirm availability, price and delivery before you pay.