Not all rescue cats will settle in straight away. They may want to hide for a while, they may be very nervous of you in the beginning, so do not expect too much from your rescue cat, as you may not see it for the first few days or even two weeks. New owners need to understand that rescue cats have normally had a really rough time and can take time to adjust in a home environment again.
All have their own unique story. Some are timid, some are a bit battered through fighting with other cats, some are old. Others would get on well with another cat or children and some not. All have different personalities and needs.
Home visits help us to find the right cat for you and the right home for them. This gives them the best possible start in their new and happy home.
Some of our rescue cats test positve for the FIV virus. These cats are our garden warriors who often turn out to be some of the friendliest cats as they appear to be so grateful to have a warm bed, regular food and someone around who actually cares.
If you are looking for a real rescue cat, please look at our selection below as we concentrate on stray cats and 98% of these have had to be trapped in gardens, alleyways and the street.
All homes are visited by one of our volunteers prior to re-homing/adoption.
An adoption fee of £120 is payable on re-homing
Below are some of our cats for re-homing – read their stories, can you find your next rescue cat?