Pepper is a lovely lady looking for a new home.

She has a few specific requirements (as all torties do!):

• Lots of playtime……like all the time…..apart from food time and nap time
• Food after each play session (she does burn a lot of calories!)
• No other pets…Pepper is queen!
• A good lap for snoozing on
• A good pair of ears to listen (she is a chatty cat!)
• A comfy bed to sleep on……yours!
• Outdoor access…..not when it’s raining….you must stop the rain…

In return, Pepper will be a most affectionate, playful, entertaining and charismatic little companion.

Pepper could live with older children or teens, and we are sure that will be a benefit – the kids can see to all of the playtime!

If Pepper would slot into your loving family, please get in touch.

Big Momma came to the shelter with her four newborn kittens.

It feels like she’s been waiting for her adoption day forever! After raising 4 lovely kittens and seeing them off to their new homes, she is more than ready to be trotting off to hers.

Big Momma is a sweet lady and would make a great addition to a family home with older children (she sometimes gets carried away with fusses and gives love nibbles!). She would like a pet free home, and access to the outdoors once settled.

If you feel you can give this mum cat a new lease of life, please get in touch.

Dorothy is a gentle soul. She was found shivering in a cemetery during the cold weather a few weeks ago.

With no one coming to claim her, we fear she was abandoned.

Dorothy is now in foster care and has had some much needed dental treatment. She is just awaiting her spay op and then will be ready to find her new home. Could it be with you?

Do you have a quiet home with no other pets or children? Do you have a cosy bed or sofa he can curl up on to snooze? Do you have the perfect cat companion in mind? If so, Dorothy could be the one for you.

Once settled in her new home, Dorothy would like to have access to the outdoors again, maybe just into the garden, she might not even be fussed, but having the option is always nice, as any cat will tell you!

If you could provide a loving home for Dorothy, please get in touch.

This quirky little lady is a miracle on four legs.

With quite a back story, Astra is certainly a fighter…..she’s also a little weirdo, and we love her for it!

Astra came from a group of cats living rough in an area of Sheffield known for unneutered and stray cats.
At some point Astra had been poisoned, hence her head tilt, but somehow she battled through it long enough for us to get to her.

Astra will likely have a head tilt her whole life, but it doesn’t stop her from doing the things she likes. These things include eating, napping, lap time, eating, suckling her favourite toe, eating and fusses.

Astra needs and deserves a super special home, who can appreciate her for the wacky little weirdo she is and give her the best life going forward.

As Astra’s head tilt makes her a little unbalanced at times, we feel she would be safest as a mostly indoor cat, with access to a secure garden (high fence all around should be ample). As she is very human and food oriented, we think she will want to stay close to her loved ones anyway.

Astra is a very sweet lady, and we think would be ok with respectful children 10 years and up.
We aren’t sure if Astra has ever come across a dog, and while Astra was sharing a garden with other cats previously, due to her appetite, she would do best in a home to herself.

If you are special enough to take this unique and loveable lady home, please get in touch.

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.