Cats seeking their forever home

Looking to adopt?

Seeing the cats is by appointment only. Once we receive your application, and a match looks likely, we arrange for a 1:1 appointment for you to meet us and the cat you are interested in. If you are considering several cats, it will be possible to see them all in one visit.

Our cats and kittens are placed on the website and on our Facebook adoption page when they are almost ready to leave us. If you are interested, please see below how to apply. Please note that we do not take applications by telephone nor via Facebook. It is not possible to apply in advance as we do not keep a waiting list.

Louis REHOMED

rehomed
5 years old
Male
Indoor cat
vet-checked, vaccinated, microchipped, flead, wormed, neutered
more info

Robin REHOMED

rehomed
5 years old
Male
No young children, Needs time
vet-checked, vaccinated, microchipped, flead, wormed, neutered
more info

George REHOMED

rehomed
2 years old
Male
No young children
vet-checked, vaccinated, microchipped, flead, wormed, neutered
more info

Peggy REHOMED

4 years old
Female
Suitable for families
vet-checked, vaccinated, microchipped, flead, wormed, neutered
more info

Ronnie

4 years old
Female
Suitable for families
vet-checked, vaccinated, microchipped, flead, wormed, neutered
more info

Our Rehoming Process

  1. Understanding our adoption policy
    Before adopting, take a moment to read through our guidelines. They're there to make sure every cat finds the right home—and that you're fully prepared for your new furry friend.
  2. Send us an application form
    Fill out our application form telling us about you, your home, and your lifestyle. It helps us get to know you and figure out whether you'll be a good fit for adoption and which cat might be the best match.
  3. Arranging a viewing appointment
    If your application is successful, we'll invite you to come and meet some of our lovely cats. It's a great chance to see who you connect with and ask any questions you have.
  4. Home check
    One of our team will pop by for a short home visit. Don't worry—it's just to make sure everything's safe and ready for a cat. We'll also share a few helpful tips.
  5. Taking Your Cat Home
    If everything checks out, it's time to bring your new cat home! We'll go over the final steps and send you off with advice, support, and lots of purrs.