Cats In Our Care
Last updated: 11th August 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.
Leo
Status: Adopted (FOS)
Bio: Leo is a very handsome tabby boy who is now ready to find his forever home. As a former stray, Leo had to cope on his own for some time, which has given him a strong character. Since coming into foster care, he has truly blossomed in the safety and stability of a home environment.
With the support of his fosterer, Leo has grown into a confident, friendly, and affectionate cat who enjoys human company and attention. He has shown how well he can thrive once he feels secure.
Due to his history, Leo would be best suited as an only pet. He may be able to live with older children (10+) who are calm and respectful. Leo will need access to a garden away from busy roads so he can enjoy outdoor time safely once settled.
Leo is ready to leave his past behind and start his next chapter in a loving home; could that be with you?
Beau
Status: Available (FOS)
Bio: Beau is a 13-year-old gentleman with a big personality and a lot of character. He’s an affectionate, engaging cat who enjoys company and can become lonely if left on his own for long periods. For this reason, Beau would be happiest in a home where someone is around most of the day; ideally a retired household or someone who works from home and can offer him reassurance and companionship.
Beau thrives on routine and feels most settled when his days follow a predictable pattern. He’s also a very vocal chap and likes to make his feelings known, especially at night when he may wake and call out. Because of this, a larger home would suit him best, where his nighttime chats are less likely to disturb his humans.
He would love a spacious garden, ideally one with trees or plenty to explore, giving him stimulation and an outlet for his curiosity.
In foster, Beau has been fine with visiting children but an adult-only home may suit him best, as the only pet.
An experienced, cat-savvy home that understands his signals would be ideal.
He will then make a rewarding and affectionate companion who just needs a little extra understanding in his golden years.
Beau is covered by our Golden Oldies scheme.
Boots & Mozzie
Status: Adopted (DUR)
Bio: Boots and Mozzie are a beautiful bonded pair of young cats who are looking for a new home together after their owners sadly had to move abroad and couldn’t take them with them.
Boots is the quieter of the two and can be shy when he first arrives in a new environment, but with patience and reassurance he soon begins to show his true, lovely character. Mozzie is more confident and friendly, helping Boots feel secure and settled. Together, they balance each other perfectly.
They would be best suited to a quiet household where they can be given time and space to adjust at their own pace. They are likely happiest as the only pets in the home. Calm, patient children aged 8+ would be fine, provided they understand the need to let the cats settle gently.
Boots and Mozzie will need access to a garden away from busy roads once settled, where they can explore safely together.
Haribo & Hershey
Status: Adopted (EP)
Bio: Haribo and Hershey are a sweet bonded pair of sisters who are affectionate, friendly, and full of playful kitten charm. They are closely attached and are looking for a home together where they can continue to grow and thrive side by side.
These girls are well-suited to homes with children and, with careful introductions, could also live with other cats. They may even be able to live with a calm dog, provided introductions are managed appropriately.
As young kittens, Haribo and Hershey will need plenty of interaction and care, and should not be left alone for more than 4–5 hours a day. Once they are older and fully settled, they will need access to a secure garden away from busy roads.
Haribo and Hershey are a delightful pair who will bring energy, affection, and fun to a loving forever home.
Audrey
Status: Available (LAN)
Bio: Audrey is a beautiful tabby and white girl who came to us as a stray and we believe is under 5 years old (probably around 3).
Within a short time of arriving with us she gave birth to 6 beautiful kittens all of whom now have homes. Audrey has been a very good mum and now it’s time for her to find her new home. She’s a sweet young cat, very friendly and affectionate, playful and full of character.
She could be rehomed with another cat or dog with careful introductions and would like a garden to explore. Can you give Audrey the loving home she so deserves?
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.