Cats

Lola

Lola arrived with her kittens which she had given birth to outside. She had looked after them for around 6 weeks before they were found and brought to us. She is a really sweet girl and now deserves to start the next chapter in her life.

Teddy Bear - re-homed

We are looking for a special home for this fabulous boy. He was re-homed and sadly, the child he lived with had an allergy, so he has had to come back. What a soft boy he is. He was an unneutered stray on the street and came in looking a bit of a mess. He had an abscess on his head so he was swollen and sore but despite that, he was gorgeous with us. He is a big gentle teddy bear!

Schmitt

Schmitt was an unneutered stray that was taken in by a family. They loved her very much and got her neutered, hoping she would fit in with their other animals. Unfortunately, she is not meant to live with other animals and they reluctantly have had to give her up for re-homing.

Bob

Bob was an unneutered lad, trying to find his way the best he could on the street. After the initial horror of being caught, he is now really enjoying the comforts of his new surroundings and the human company.

Charles

Charles is just a young boy, around a year old whose owner has passed away. He is gentle and quiet but settling in to his new surroundings. We were told he was a little timid but we think he just wasn't used to seeing people. He is very curious about us and likes a fuss made of him.

Noreen - in foster

FOSTER HOME REQUIRED. We don't usually advertise a cat to go into foster care on the website but we would love to get Noreen into a safe home environment. She probably would be better as an only cat, so this may be a good way to find someone who is currently cat-free.

Izzy and Shadow - re-homed

This group of four girls are really lovely and all came from the same home. They will be happy to go off to homes in pairs. Their profile describes their nature and who might suit being with who. (Lola and Ellie have now been re-homed).

Kittens - Reserved

We have 3 gorgeous pairs of kittens to re-home. Young kittens do far better if they are re-homed with a friend because they learn the rules of kittenhood together and generally become more settled adult cats. These kittens are a little timid because they were born outside, so it is important for them to go off on their new adventures with a friend. This photo was taken when they first arrived, they are probably around 10 weeks now.

Bagheera - Re-homed

Bagheera is a gentle, sweet lad. He was a stray that befriended a family but their animals were not keen on him trying to move in. He wasn’t neutered, so it isn’t a surprise that they struggled making friends.

Rosie and Polly

This gorgeous pair came in together in terrible condition and were very ill with flu. Even the most loving of cats can be grouchy when ill but these two have been nothing but sweet. They have now recovered and just want to be loved.

Twinkle

Twinkle’s owner has had to go into care so she is not sure what has happened to her life. She was very spooked finding herself with us but in the few weeks we have had her, she is learning that we will not hurt her.

Skittles - re-homed

Skittles was living as a stray on the streets and in a bit of a sorry state with his fur. He probably had a flea allergy which makes their fur very lacklustre and thin. He is sprucing himself up and feeling a lot chirpier.

Twix - re-homed

Twix is a lovely, friendly character. He loves human company and always runs out to say hello.

Ruby. Re-homed

RUBY HAS GONE INTO A FOSTER HOME AND IS DOING BRILLIANTLY - READ THE UPDATE ON THE END OF HER PROFILE. Ruby is a lovely girl looking for a loving new home due to the death of her owner. She arrived in January 2019, so she is one of our longest residents and it is difficult to understand why.

Ziggy - Re-homed

Ziggy is a lively, young lad that is full of beans and full of fun. He needs a home where he will be played with and has room to run about. He will want a safe outside space to explore.

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