Cats In Our Care
Last updated: 27th April 2026
This page offers a snapshot of the cats we currently have in our care, waiting for loving homes.
It’s regularly updated but the situation changes quickly and information is current on the day of posting – and is subject to change.
Even if one of these cats doesn’t catch your eye, the rehoming situation is fluid and we constantly have new cats becoming available, of all ages and temperaments.
Please do apply anyway, via the online form on the Adoption Process page, and we will work with you to find you a great match.
If your application relates to kittens, please mark this on your application form as they aren’t usually advertised.
Jess
Status: Available (LAN)
Bio: Meet beautiful 5-year-old Jess. She is a little reserved at first but once she gets to know you and gains her confidence, she is a friendly, loving young cat and would make a lovely companion.
She’s had a lot of changes in her life and is looking for a calm, stable home with a patient owner who will give her the time to settle and
show her true nature.
She would prefer to be the only pet in an adult-only household, or one with older, calm teenagers, and would like a garden to explore
away from busy roads.
Can you give Jess the loving home she so
deserves?
Lola
Status: Available (LAN)
Bio: Are you a committed, experienced cat owner who’d be prepared to give this lovely cat a chance?
Aged 5, she’s a friendly, sociable girl for much of the time but can be very unpredictable – and prone to swipe and lash out.
After extensive work to pinpoint the flashpoints, one of our amazing vets has identified spinal issues, which made her sensitive to touch and handling. She’s now on medication and is very much improved.
We’re looking for an adult-only home, where Lola can be the only pet as a foster cat – and then, if all goes well, she can hopefully be adopted.
She’ll need her own space – and will need to go out, once she’s settled in.
Kizzy
Status: Available (LAN)
Bio: Kizzy is a beautiful girl who is looking for a calm and understanding forever home. She can be shy when she first arrives in a new environment, so she will need time, patience, and reassurance to help her feel safe and settled.
Once her confidence grows, Kizzy shows her affectionate side and enjoys gentle company and attention. She would be best suited to a quiet household, ideally with someone who is at home a lot and able to give her the time she needs to come out of her shell.
Kizzy would prefer to be the only pet. Older, respectful children may be considered. She will need access to a garden where she can explore and enjoy some outdoor time once settled.
Could you be the calm, loving home Kizzy is waiting for?
See Kizzy on video in our Cats on Camera section.
We may also have video footage of some of the cats currently available for rehoming…
We are always looking for new foster homes for cats in our care, please read our fostering page for more information.