IMPORTANT: While every effort is made to keep these listings updated, there are occasions where cats are “under offer” – i.e. provisionally booked for viewing/adoption but awaiting confirmation and/or home check. In such cases you are welcome to register an interest and we will get back to you if the cat(s) in question become available. For all enquiries please ring 01590 678663 and leave a short message if nobody is available to take your call.
September 2023
Fluffy Bear and black & white Fred are a bonded 11-year-old pair, lifelong buddies who need a very special indoor home. The key issue here is that Fred tested FIV+ on a recent visit to the vet and we can’t take the risk of him getting into any scraps with unfamiliar moggies and possibly passing on the virus. Contrary to popular misconception, FIV is not a death sentence and many cats live to a grand age with the condition, albeit with a compromised immune system – another good reason for Bear and Fred to live their lives indoors. They spend much of their time cuddled up together and, while Bear has a touch of “grumpy old man” about him, it’s hard not to love them!
September 2023
If you’re looking for a pair of bonded cats, six-year-olds Cosmo (left) and Kumba might just fit the bill. This sister-and-brother partnership has plenty to offer, with both cats loving a fuss once they get to know you. The predominantly tabby Cosmo is far friendlier than her forbidding expression suggests, while Kumba is a proper softie who loves to be pampered every bit as much. Sadly their previous owner had to give them up after moving into rented accommodation where pets aren’t allowed.
September 2023
Life hasn’t been so kind to Millie just lately; her devoted, loving owner passed away and she has struggled to come to terms with the unfamiliar surroundings of our rescue centre, despite the best possible care and attention… and now she has been diagnosed with an overactive thyroid that will require ongoing medication and check-ups. Now 14, this pretty little tortoiseshell needs the calming reassurance of a quiet home, away from other cats, where she can grow old gracefully and spend her days in relaxed, stress-busting comfort. The medication Millie requires is easy to administer, and we’re happy to pick up the tab if anyone is happy to take her on.
September 2023
Twelve-year-old Daisy came to us with a bit of “previous”, having blotted her copybook – not to mention a rug or two – with indiscriminate toileting in her previous home. That cycle needed to be broken, and we’re pleased to report no such accidents since she has been at our rescue centre. Daisy tends to keep herself to herself (she has a favourite “igloo” bed into which she’ll often snuggle from dawn to dusk and beyond) and, like a number of the other cats currently in our care, would prefer her friends to have two legs rather than four.
