Foster Cats

Meet our lovely cats currently in foster homes. These are cats we felt would benefit from being in a home environment to allow their true colours to shine out. Some cats cannot cope with confinement or being around other cats. If you are interested in adopting a cat who is in foster, once we've gone through the Adoption process, you will be able to meet them, preferably in the home. You will benefit from first-hand information on what they are like in a home environment, and meeting them in a more natural setting.

Teddy moved into his foster home a short while ago and has made friends with his foster mum very quickly. He is so much happier in a home environment with more freedom to do what he wants with plenty of space to play and have fun. As you can see, he loves snuggles and is very loving! He likes to make it difficult for you to watch TV! He is looking for a home with an older family (teenagers +). He will love to have a permanent family to become part of and set down roots. He will be a loving and loyal companion. He is also full of fun and a dash of mischief.

We placed Frank in a foster home to make him happy and give him the security only a home could bring him. He is a lovely companion and he follows his foster dad around helping with household tasks. Although he doesn't like too much fuss, he likes to be with you and enjoys settling down on the sofa with his fosterer of an evening. He's a non-judgemental sympathetic ear to talk to. He'd be perfect for a one or two people family. He could possibly settle as an indoor cat, if he has enough space and stimulation. He is a healthy lad and we're helping him with slightly stiff joints. He is on a joint supplement which is working really well. He can play for much longer now, and is much more comfortable.

Slinky is full of beans and love. He is loving his life with his foster mum at the moment. He didn't suit the Cattery environment as he was stressed by the other cats. He came to us after being picked up as a stray. He found being confined a bind so he is taking full advantage of being in a home. He is a environment. He is a cheeky chappie but very loveable. He loves his food and he's very clever in finding it!

Poor Slinky got Cystitis as his New Year gift. It's taken a little bit of time to get him back on track, but he is much more comfortable now and loving life. He will need a Veterinary diet from now on to keep him healthy. In return, he will bring such love and joy to your life. He'd like a home with older children and no other pets so he can kick back and chill out.