Cats Currently Available for adoption

Please use the buttons below to search for a cat that matches your requirements, and click on the photos to view more information about each cats personailty, and the type of home they are looking for.



















Starburst

Starburst is a lovely affectionate young cat, that came to us after a member of the public found her abandoned with her kitten.

We don’t know anything about her history, but we think she would like a quiet home, potentially with older children, and access to the outdoors.

Lucy

Lucy is a lovely young cat who came to us after she gave birth. She was a wonderful mother to her kittens, and now that they have all gone to their new homes, she is ready to find her own home.

She is a sweet and affectionate girl, who has shown herself to be suited to a family home, and would like to have the choice to go outside once she has settled in to her new home.

Sully

Sully is an affectionate young cat in need of a new home.

Sully’s last home was a little too crowded for him and he would certainly prefer to be the only cat.

He wants all of the human attention for himself!

Sully hasn’t been outside before, but it would be nice to give him the option in the future, as he is young and energetic.

We aren’t sure how Sully would be with kiddies, but he is friendly so may be ok with cat friendly children.

If you can give this lovely little chap a home, please get in touch.

Tia

Tia came to the shelter when circumstances at home changed and Tia wasn’t happy.

Tia has shown herself to be a very affectionate cat when she is somewhere calm and quiet. We are hoping to find her a lovely peaceful home where we hope she will flourish.

She absolutely loves to play and has quite a bit of energy.

An ideal home for Tia will be child and pet free, quiet and in a nice area where she will be happy to go outside.

If you could offer this little lady her ideal home, please get in touch.

Kittens

At this time of year, we regularly have kittens entering the shelter.

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.

If you are considering adopting a cat, please view our ‘Considering Adopting?’ page, to help you decide if adopting a cat is right for you.

Please read our ‘Adoption Process Information‘ page for more information on our adoption process.

Once you have read these pages and are sure that you are ready to adopt, please fill in the application form below.

Our adoption fee is £150 per cat (or £225 for two cats)

However, this amount only partially covers the essential costs:

microchip worth £30
neutering worth £60-100
vaccination course worth £60-80
flea and worm treatment worth £20

This all adds up to at least £170 per cat, not including food, litter and overheads, so any additional donation you are able to make is greatly appreciated.