Walker had a traumatic time a few months ago.

Having likely been hit by a car, a passerby spotted Walker struggling to move. They quickly placed him in a box they had to hand (a Walkers crisp box!), to transport him to the vets.

The vets assessed him and knew he would need his front leg amputating due to the extent of the damage.

Sadly Walker had no collar, no chip, and no owner came forward for him.

Now, he is all healed and ready to find himself a new home and start fresh!

Walker still has lots of energy despite him being a limb down. He is still keen to go outside, so a home in a quiet area would be a must. Walker has lived with youngish children in his first foster home (with the vet while recovering), but he found them a bit much after a time, so a quieter home, perhaps with teenagers/no kids may be best. He hasn’t lived with other pets before and would likely want to keep it that way.

If you have everything Walker needs, please apply now.

Neve is a lovely kitten who would like a home to call her own once again, where she will receive all of the love, company and affection she yearns for.

Neve sadly had to come to the shelter due to the owner’s circumstances changing after only 3 months with her, meaning they had no time for her.

Neve is very sweet, but we know she would be much more comfortable in a home.

She is used to quiet, cuddles and playtime. She has met children before and with gentle introductions has been ok with them, so a home with older children would be decided subject to a meet and greet at the shelter first.

Neve hasn’t lived with other pets before, so would likely prefer a home where she can be the centre of attention.

She has shown herself to be full of energy at the shelter, so we feel she would appreciate having outdoor access in her new home to keep her entertained.

Neve is awaiting her neutering appointment, but will be ready in a few weeks.

Could you provide the loving home and companionship Neve is looking for? If so, register your interest now.

Supplies needed:

Fishing rod toy

Neve has lots of energy, so it’s important we give her lots of play time so that she doesn’t become bored and stressed by being in the shelter.

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Smudge is a gorgeous girl. She is so gentle and sweet.

We are looking for a loving family home for her where she will be adored and cared for. Smudge has lived with older children before, and is an affectionate and chatty girl.

She does like to play too as she is only young. Being a young mum has meant she hasn’t had time to be a kitten herself, so once neutered in a couple of weeks, having had all the kittens fly the nest, we are excited to find her a home where she will get all the playtime she’d like.

Smudge would like the option to go outside when she’s settled. And she’d like a home of her own with no other furries.

If you can give Smudge a home she’ll love, please apply now.

Supplies Needed:

Fishing rod toys

Smudge and her kittens love to play, and playing is a great way to socialise kittens, and keep Smudge entertained in the shelter while she raises her kittens.

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Kitten gastro mousse

Weaning can be a dificult process for kittens and cause some upset tummies. Gastrointestinal kitten food is the perfect food to help them feel better, and Smudge and her kittens love it!

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Cardboard Scratcher

These scratchers are loved by most of our cats, and they have the bonus of being a great ‘scent soaker’. This is a great item for Smudge to take to her new home, as the absorbed scent creates a sense of security, which eases the transition into a new home

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Rosie came to the shelter when her owner sadly passed away and she had to go live with relatives who had other cats and dogs.

Sadly, this lifestyle did not fit Rosie at all. She had been a one lady owned cat all of her 15 years, no other pets, and moving somewhere new was so scary. Add to that extra pets and people and she was not happy.

Now though, Rosie is in foster and settled on the first night! She was so content and had a great night’s sleep, probably the first good snooze she’s had in a while.

We are still learning about Rosie so will update as necessary and she will be having her vet check in the next few days. We think she may need a dental and will have a blood test to make sure everything is working ok. This will all be covered by the shelter, and once she’s had any treatment necessary, she can move on to a forever retirement home where she can spend her twilight years.

Could this be with you? Get in touch or register your interest by applying now.

These cute little guys are looking for special homes.

They came to us as undersocialised kittens, and although they have become so much braver and are happy to interact with us for playtime and food, and often love a fuss and a cuddle when it’s time to get into bed, they are still not quite as confident and social as most cats.

In the right home, and with understanding and patient new owners we expect that they may grow to be loving pets with their owners, but may always struggle with changes, or new people. They may also choose to lead a more independent life, so their future owners must be happy for this to happen as well.

Gracie and Richie love to play with us and are usually comfortable with being near people they know, and occaisionally they enjoy fusses on their own terms.

These kittens would benefit from being free to come and go through a cat flap when they are older, so they have the option to remove themselves from the home if anything in the house is causing them stress.

Could you give Gracie and Richie a loving home, with the patience and freedom they need?

During winter we have fewer young kittens entering the shelter, ‘kitten season’ usually starts around April, so your application may be held on our waiting list until this time.

Please note, kittens will not be rehomed before the age of 11 weeks. If you have other cats at home, you will need to provide vaccination and neuter history BEFORE adoption.

If you are interested in adopting a kitten you can apply here and we will be in touch if we have any available and suitable for your home and lifestyle.

We prefer that our kittens be able to have the choice to go outside when they are old enough, so it is preferable that they are homed to an area which is quiet and will allow for this. However, there are circumstances in which kittens will be rehomed as indoor cats.