Cats Needing Homes
Please Note: Visits to meet the cats must be arranged in advance
Visits can only be arranged once an adoption application has been submitted, and any extra required information has been provided.
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 personality, and the type of home they are looking for.
JD
JD is a very sweet and playful young fellow.
He enjoys his food and is always happy to see someone.
JD would thrive in a home where he can play lots, get into a little bit of mischief and eventually start going outside to burn off some of that energy.
JD is a bit of a lovebug, so expect midnight kisses or a furry scarf, or maybe a foot warmer depending on what he feels like.
JD would likely do ok with older children. Younger children might not be suitable as he gets a bit boisterous sometimes when playing. JD may be able to live with another cat or a calm dog with gentle introductions, but bear in mind, this little dude goes at 100mph so older cats most probably wouldn’t appreciate him bouncing around the house like Tigger – a younger cat with similar energy levels may suit.
Please apply now if you could give JD an exciting, loving home.
Myrtle
Myrtle was sadly left to fend for herself on the street and had become very unwell and underweight.
Thankfully with some TLC and a proper diet, Myrtle is now looking for her new home.
Myrtle is a sweet, but cheeky little lady! She really likes to play and will demand this! She enjoys her food and enjoys a fuss when she’s in a lovey dovey mood.
Myrtle would benefit from being able to go outside when she is settled in her new home. We think she would be ok with older children who can read her body language as she can sometimes get overexcited and a bit nippy! – usually when she wants to play!
A pet free home would be best for Myrtle so she can be the centre of attention.
If you could give Myrtle the home she deserves, please apply now.
Hazel
Hazel came to us after she was found trying to take care of herself and her baby on the streets.
Very thin, underweight and quite poorly when she arrived, Hazel has made a great turnaround. Her baby was adopted and now it’s her turn!
Hazel is a sweet girl, but she has a lot of energy! She is also clearly used to being able to have full autonomy, so she doesn’t enjoy being cooped up. She will happily play with a fishing rod toy for a while, but nothing can compare to the freedom of going outside. We feel she would do best in a home with a catflap or where there is a human butler to allow her access in and out whenever she likes. She certainly doesn’t like other furries, so a pet free home is needed. We do not know what Hazel would be like with children, but she can nip when she is in a playful or bored mood, so perhaps teens and up if the home is not too full of hustle and bustle.
If you feel you could give Hazel the home she deserves, please apply now.
Carroll
Carroll is a sweet lady who is looking for a quiet home and someone to cuddle up with.
Carroll has been loved in the past, but due to her owner being ill, she didn’t get all the care she needed. So we are plumping her up a bit, and she’s having some dentistry to make her gnashers pearly white!
Carroll is very sweet, she purrs beautifully and enjoys fusses.
We have limited information about her past, but we know first hand that she doesn’t like other cats, hasn’t encountered dogs in the home before and we aren’t sure about children.
Carroll would like the option to go outside, she’s usually found on her windowsill gazing outside.
If you have the Purrfect home for Carroll, please apply now!
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.
If you would like to buy food, toys or other items for our cats, our Amazon wishlist has items small and large that can make a big difference to our shelter and our cats!
You can find it here, all purchases are gratefully received! We also have a list for our larger, one off, items here.