The Biscuits & Brew Boys < Back COFFEE & CREAM The Biscuits & Brew Boys 1 Year Old, Neutered, Males Next > Available Available Across UK Meet Coffee & Cream — two handsome young brothers who have been inseparable since they were rescued from a colony. They’ve grown up side by side, relying on each other through everything, and their bond is genuinely heart-warming. Gentle, friendly and wonderfully easy to love, they became instant favourites at the cattery before settling beautifully into foster care. In their foster home they’ve proved themselves to be charming, adaptable companions. With their foster out for long hours, they keep each other entertained, content in their own little world until it's time for affection. They adore human company and will trot over to greet you at the door like a cheerful double-act. They’re also quite chatty — always ready with a little comment or chirp. Playtime is a big part of their day, and their bond really shows in how they interact. They enjoy brotherly play-fights, complete with dramatic sound effects — and occasionally one will let out a theatrical yelp. A gentle “Oi, you two!” is usually all it takes for them to scamper apart like schoolboys caught out, only to return moments later behaving as if butter wouldn’t melt. They also love interactive toys, feather wands and anything that moves. When excited they may give soft, playful nibbles — gentle, controlled, never aggressive — simply their way of joining in. Coffee, in particular, enjoys a cuddle now and then. They can both be picked up, though they prefer to be held with their back legs dangling freely, thank you very much. At night, they often curl up on the bed, snoozing sweetly. Very occasionally there’s a hint of early-morning “zoomies”, but nothing more than a brief burst of youthful energy. Personality-wise, they’re affectionate, people-oriented and wonderfully good-natured. We believe they would do very well in a home with children aged 8+, so long as the children are gentle and respectful. Their presence adds a real warmth to the home. As for food, they have one amusing little quirk: they absolutely love their dry biscuits. They’ll perform the classic “we’re starving” routine, but it’s all theatre — they simply adore their crunchy snacks. In short, Coffee & Cream are a ready-made pair of joy, companionship and gentle humour. They comfort each other, entertain each other, and bring twice the love to any home lucky enough to welcome them. If you're looking for a sweet, bonded duo who’ll fill your home with warmth and character, Coffee & Cream are ready to charm you. Further Information Vaccinations UTD FIV/FeLV Negative Microchip Dogs Yes No Other conditions? No Dewormed Yes Sterilised Neutered Other cats Children No 10+ House-trained Yes Back Enquire to Adopt

The Smirking Gentleman < Back TABBY The Smirking Gentleman 3 Years Old, Neutered, Male Next > Available Available Across UK Tabby is a three-year-old tabby boy with striking green eyes and a look you won’t forget. Rescued from a cat colony, he stood out right away. Because of an old injury, one of his canines had to be removed, leaving him with a little curled lip — it makes him look like he’s always smirking. He’s curious, moderately playful, and kind. Food is his biggest love, and he will be letting you know when it’s time to eat — usually by making an appearance in the kitchen and politely meowing for an extra portion. Outside of mealtime, he’s a quiet cat who rarely makes a sound. He’s perfectly happy entertaining himself with toys, relaxing in his bed, or watching the world go by. He’s also a gentleman when it comes to sleep — settling quietly through the night and patiently waiting for breakfast in the morning. Over time in his foster home, Tabby has relaxed so much that there are no longer any “don’t touch” spots — he now enjoys being petted all over. That said, he still has his quirks: he does not like being picked up or carried and will do everything in his power to wriggle free. He’s an independent, easy-going lad — not clingy or demanding. One day, he might be incredibly tender and affectionate; the next couple of days, he may keep to himself entirely… and then the cycle starts again. When he does want attention, he’s not shy to come over and lean against you — sometimes with half his body, as if testing the waters. He’s perfectly fine being on his own and doesn’t need constant company. Tabby does have a few dislikes — the sound of the hairdryer will send him straight under the bed, and he’s wary of the vacuum cleaner if it’s running nearby. Otherwise, he’s easy-going with household noise. An apartment would suit him perfectly — he’s not interested in going outdoors and is content in a smaller, calm space. He’d likely do well with children aged 12+ who understand boundaries and is equally friendly with both men and women. With his one-of-a-kind smirk, calm nature, and a perfect balance of independence and affection, Tabby is the kind of cat who will quietly make himself part of your life — and surprise you with just how much you look forward to those moments when he chooses to share his company. Tabby also lives with chronic kidney disease (stage 3), which means he needs a bit of extra care: renal food, occasional subcutaneous fluids, and a daily medication to help manage his condition. With this routine, he continues to live a happy, comfortable, and loving life — a true gentleman who’s absolutely worth every bit of care and affection. Further Information Vaccinations UTD FIV/FeLV Negative Microchip Dogs Yes Maybe Other conditions? See profile Dewormed Yes Sterilised Neutered Other cats Children Maybe 12+ House-trained Yes Back Enquire to Adopt

The Gentle Soul Seeking Love < Back LUMI The Gentle Soul Seeking Love 5 Years Old, Spayed, Female Next > Available Available Across UK Lumi is a gentle and affectionate cat with a heart full of love to give. Despite her challenges, she’s a sweet, cuddly girl who’s ready to leave her past behind and blossom in a home where she can feel safe, secure, and adored. Lumi spends her days quietly hiding in bushes, trying to stay out of the way of the territorial cats in her community. But when her caregivers visit, she lights up, running toward them for pets and lap cuddles. Nothing makes her happier than curling up in someone’s lap, soaking up all the love and attention she can get. Though she mostly lives outside, one of her caregivers occasionally brings her indoors for short periods of respite. During these stays, Lumi immediately settles in, showing just how much she craves the safety and comfort of a home. Sadly, because her caregiver already has cats and no space for another, Lumi always has to be returned to the park. Each time, she refuses to leave her crate and follows her caregiver, not wanting to be left alone again. Lumi is not an ordinary stray—she knows what it means to feel loved, and she’s desperate for more than just fleeting moments of kindness. Lumi has a unique way of brushing against your legs to ask for affection – an endearing habit that will melt your heart. She’s not familiar with cat toys yet, as she’s never had the chance to play like a pampered housecat. Teaching her the joy of play could be a wonderful bonding experience for her new family! However, Lumi is sensitive to loud noises and sudden hand movements, which make her flinch. This may be due to unkind encounters with people who don’t like cats in her park. She thrives in calm, loving environments where she can feel safe and cherished. Lumi has no ongoing medical conditions. She’s fully recovered from a previous injury caused by a cat bite, thanks to excellent veterinary care. Lumi would flourish in a peaceful home with older children or a growing family who can provide her with patience and love. She’s ideal for first-time cat owners looking for a sweet and low-maintenance companion. Kids: Great with older children who can interact with her gently. Indoor/Outdoor: Lumi would prefer to live indoors or have access to a secured garden or fields away from busy roads will be considered. Other Cats: Best as an only cat, as she struggles with dominant feline companions. Dogs: Comfortable around dogs and happy to share her home with them. Food: Lumi isn’t picky about food but craves love and attention more than treats. Rescue Story: Lumi’s journey hasn’t been an easy one. Abandoned as a tiny kitten three years ago, she has spent her entire life in a community park, surviving only because of the kindness of local residents who look out for her. Despite their care, Lumi’s gentle nature has made it difficult for her to cope with the constant challenges of outdoor life, especially now with an increase in more aggressive cats being dumped in the same area. Recently, Lumi suffered a serious injury from a cat attack, which left her on the verge of losing her leg. She spent three weeks in the vet’s care, showing incredible patience and strength throughout her treatment. Thankfully, her leg was saved, but with no foster homes available and no long-term solution, she had no choice but to return to the park—a place she no longer feels safe. These days, Lumi hides in bushes, trying to avoid confrontations with other cats. She comes out only for the people she knows, running to them for comfort and affection. Lumi’s desperate to leave the park for good and find a home where she can finally feel safe and loved. If you can’t offer Lumi a forever home, fostering her even for a short while could give her a chance to escape her fear-filled existence. And if you’re unable to foster, a small contribution could help cover the costs to get her to safety. Lumi is still waiting for her chance. Could you be the one to help her finally bloom in a loving home? Contact us today to learn more about how you can help. Further Information Vaccinations UTD FIV/FeLV Negative Microchip Dogs Yes Yes Other conditions? No Dewormed Yes Sterilised Spayed Other cats Children No 12+ House-trained Yes Back Enquire to Adopt

Double the Love, Double the Mischief < Back ERNIE & BERT Double the Love, Double the Mischief 1.5 Year Old, Neutered, Males Next > Available Available Across UK Bert and Ernie are the very definition of brotherly love. At just four weeks old they were dumped at a feeding station with their siblings. Sadly, the others didn’t make it, but these two little fighters held on — and from that moment, they’ve been inseparable. Together they grew into affectionate, playful companions who light up every room they enter, bringing endless laughter, warmth, and just the right amount of mischief. Life with these boys is a joyful routine. Breakfast is eagerly awaited between 7 and 8am, with supper at 6pm sharp. After that, the fun begins: chasing wand toys, batting balls across the floor, or — when the festive season rolls around — attempting a sneaky raid on the Christmas tree ornaments. By the time the clock strikes 10 or 11pm, they’ve usually worn themselves out and curl up together, snuggling in for a long, peaceful sleep until morning. Each has his own quirks. Ernie is the foodie of the pair — nothing edible escapes his attention, and he’ll chirrup away to both humans and cats as if he’s running his own conversation. Bert, on the other hand, isn’t quite as food-obsessed, but he makes up for it with the sweetest meows and a soft, affectionate presence. Both are incredibly loving, and nothing makes them happier than being close to their people — expect lap cuddles, loud purrs, and constant companionship. They’re sociable, curious, and thrive in the bustle of family life. Having grown up with six other cats, they’re confident around feline friends. They adore children and would love to be part of a family household. Dogs they approach with some caution, but with patience they’ll tolerate them. At present they have villa and garden access, but with the right enrichment and space they could happily adjust to an indoor-only lifestyle. Bert and Ernie’s best qualities shine through in everything they do — responsive, loving, full of personality, and with a cheeky knack for mischief. Whether they’re curled up on the sofa for snuggles or darting after a ball with wide-eyed excitement, they make it impossible not to smile. These two are more than just kittens. They’re survivors. They’re brothers bound by love and shared adventure. And now, they’re ready to find their forever home — together, as they’ve always been — to fill it with warmth, laughter, and a touch of playful chaos. Further Information Vaccinations UTD FIV/FeLV Negative Microchip Dogs Yes Maybe Other conditions? No Dewormed Yes Sterilised Neutered Other cats Children Yes 6+ House-trained Yes Back Enquire to Adopt

Shadow At Your heels, Chatter Included < Back B BOY Shadow At Your heels, Chatter Included 1.5 Years Old, Neutered, Male Next > Available Available Across UK At first glance, B Boy is a sleek, inky-black gentleman — the sort who glides rather than walks. But look closely (and he’ll make you work for it) and you’ll spot his secret: a tiny white triangle tucked away on his belly. Subtle, understated… very much his style. And as he settles in, his coat is becoming softer and silkier by the day, adding to that quietly polished look. B Boy is a good natured, independent and quietly funny cat with a surprisingly chatty side — and, it turns out, an opinion about most things. His little meow — slightly quirky and completely his own — tends to pop up when he wants something, when he’s following you about, or simply because he feels like having a word. When he first came into foster, he preferred to keep to himself, often sitting very still in a corner and taking everything in. But he hasn’t stayed that way for long. B Boy has been opening up quickly and, these days, he’s much more confident in his space and with his people — and far more inclined to share his thoughts as he goes. He now happily spends time on the sofa or bed with you — not right on top, but close enough to keep you company. If you’re sitting, chances are he’ll be somewhere nearby, often by your feet or just within reach, quietly (or not so quietly) keeping track of things. He enjoys fuss, but on his own terms, usually at a comfortable arm’s length where he can lean in and then drift back again when he’s had enough. He’s affectionate in a gentle, undemanding way. He’ll wind around your legs, “chat” to you as if updating you on his day, and occasionally allow a little pick-up and some head kisses before deciding that’s quite enough, thank you. Playtime is very much his thing. Give him a wand toy and he’s completely in his element — focused, determined, and happy to play for ages without losing interest. He also has a sweet habit of coming to “fetch” you when he wants something, often accompanied by a polite (or not so subtle) commentary, which is hard not to find endearing. In the home, he’s easy to live with. He’s clean, well-mannered, and not destructive. He may occasionally have a little wander or explore at night (as cats do), and he can be vocal around mealtimes — and, truthfully, at other moments when he feels inclined to express a view — but otherwise he settles into a nice, calm routine. He would suit a relatively calm home with people who understand that cats all have their own pace and personality. He’s already grown in confidence and now happily stays on the sofa or bed with you, just preferring a little personal space rather than constant fuss. Older children who respect boundaries would likely be a good fit. We don’t yet know how he is with other cats or dogs. B Boy isn’t overly needy, but he does enjoy being around his people in his own way — a quietly affectionate companion, with plenty to say, who’s becoming more comfortable and settled as each day passes. Further Information Vaccinations UTD FIV/FeLV Negative Microchip Dogs Yes No Other conditions? No Dewormed yes Sterilised Neutered Other cats Children Maybe 12+ House-trained Yes Back Enquire to Adopt

Gentle Giant with Puss in Boots Eyes < Back BIG MO Gentle Giant with Puss in Boots Eyes 2 Years Old, Neutered, Male Next > Available Available Across UK Meet Big Mo – our big, soft-hearted boy with an even bigger love for people. We first met him at the cat colony when he wasn’t feeling well, and after getting him the care he needed, it became clear that this sweet guy would be much happier and safer living the good life indoors. He’s called Big Mo for a reason – he’s a large lad – but it’s his face that really steals the show. Those big, round, soulful eyes (just like Puss in Boots!) will melt you on the spot. Mo is a total cuddle bug, always wanting to be close, soaking up affection, and giving out kisses. He’s also a complete foodie. He’s on a bit of a diet at the moment, but that doesn’t stop him from trying his luck for an extra bite. And when he’s not politely asking for more snacks, he’s showing off his hilarious poses – the kind that make you stop and grab your camera – or being adorably clumsy as he wriggles in for more cuddles. Big Mo does have a couple of health notes to share: he has stomatitis, which means he sometimes gets flare-ups in his gums. These are managed with gel and medication if and when needed, and he continues to live happily and comfortably. Mo is also FIV+ (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus positive). This simply means his immune system needs a bit more TLC, but cats with FIV can live long, healthy, happy lives—especially in a loving, low-stress indoor environment. Because of his size, Mo would do best in a home with a bit of space to stretch out. He’d be perfect for someone who works from home or is around often – he’ll be your shadow, your entertainment, and your constant source of love. If you’re looking for a big-hearted, slightly goofy, incredibly affectionate companion, Big Mo might just be your perfect match. Further Information Vaccinations UTD FIV/FeLV FIV+ Microchip Dogs Yes Maybe Other conditions? See profile Dewormed Yes Sterilised Neutered Other cats Children No 8+ House-trained Yes Back Enquire to Adopt

The Unbreakable Little Pirate < Back ORANGE The Unbreakable Little Pirate 7 Months old, Neutered, Male Next > Available Available Across UK Meet Orange Some cats let life slow them down. Orange simply wasn't interested. Found abandoned in a deserted construction site in Ajman after being struck by an electric scooter, Orange's start in life was as tough as it gets. What followed was months of complex treatment: two surgeries, a specialist orthopaedic procedure in Dubai, two titanium plates and weeks of cage rest, all to give this little fighter the future he deserved. What makes Orange's story truly special is not just what he survived, but the extraordinary community that rallied around him. A kind stranger who found him and refused to walk away. Vets who went above and beyond. Rescuers who said yes when it would have been easier to say no. Donors who believed in a kitten they had never met. Every single one of them chose Orange, and Orange, it turns out, was absolutely worth it. He is one of the lucky ones. And now, finally, he is ready for the last piece of the puzzle: a home of his own. A Bit About Orange Orange is a sociable, spirited young cat with a personality that's hard to miss. He is playful, food-motivated and has a wonderful way of letting you know exactly when he wants attention. He will come to you when he's ready to play, and when he is, he means business. He was known to be friendly with both people and cats in his former colony, and that warmth is still very much part of who he is. He has simply learned, through a long and difficult healing journey filled with daily injections, pills and antibiotic courses, to be a little more cautious about being grabbed or handled unexpectedly. With patience and consistency, his foster has watched him grow calmer and more relaxed with every passing week. He is not a shy cat. He is a cat who has earned the right to trust at his own pace. His Favourite Things Orange loves toys, any kind of toys. He is enthusiastic, engaged and genuinely fun to play with. He also loves his food and has a very clear way of communicating when it's time to eat or time to play. For a cat who has spent the better part of two months in a cage, he has handled it with remarkable patience. But make no mistake: he is ready to run, explore and claim every corner of a home as his own. Things to Consider Orange has been through a long recovery and has developed a preference for being approached on his own terms. He doesn't enjoy being picked up or handled without warning, a completely understandable response from a young cat who has endured months of medical treatment. A home that gives him space to settle and respects his boundaries will see him flourish. His care team believe that with time, consistency and a calm environment, his confidence in human hands will continue to grow. He's already so much calmer than the day he arrived. Medical Information Orange underwent two surgeries following a road accident prior to entering foster care, including a specialist orthopaedic procedure in Dubai involving two titanium plates. He is currently nearing the end of his recovery period and awaiting his final X-ray clearance. He is missing one eye. This does not appear to affect him in the slightest. He moves through the world with complete confidence and zero self-pity. He walks carefully on his healing paw but is fully mobile, fully litter-box trained and living a normal, active life. No ongoing medication required once cleared. The Ideal Home Orange is looking for a patient, loving home that will give him the stability and space he has never had, and the playful, affectionate life he absolutely deserves. Kids: Cat-savvy children 14+ who understand respectful, calm interaction. Indoor/Outdoor: Indoor-only home. Other Cats: Suspecting he will enjoy a feline buddy. Happy to explore introductions with the right match. Dogs: Unknown. Food: Hills Digestive Care dry food and Royal Canin Digestive wet food. Not fussy, loves his meals. Rescue Story Orange was found abandoned in a deserted construction site after being struck by an electric scooter, injured, alone and with no one to advocate for him. What followed was a long road: multiple surgeries, a complex specialist orthopaedic procedure in Dubai, and weeks of careful recovery. Through every step of it, a community showed up for him, strangers who chose to give their time, their resources and their hearts to a little cat who had nothing. What happened next is pure Orange. He healed. He waited patiently. He charmed every single person who came near him. And through it all, he never lost his spark: one eye, a healing leg, long limbs, longer tail, and the swagger of a cat who knows exactly how special he is. Now all that's missing is a family of his own. If you're looking for a cat with heart, resilience and a one-of-a-kind story, Orange may just be exactly who you've been waiting for. Further Information Vaccinations UTD FIV/FeLV Negative Microchip Dogs Yes Maybe Other conditions? See profile Dewormed Yes Sterilised Neutered Other cats Children Maybe 14+ House-trained Yes Back Enquire to Adopt

The Life of the Party < Back LINO The Life of the Party 1.5 Years Old, Neutered, Male Next > Available Available Across UK Lino is a young, vibrant boy with a big personality – and an even bigger heart. Rescued from a busy street when he was just a tiny kitten, Lino has grown up in a loving foster home, where he’s had the chance to blossom into the playful, affectionate, and hilarious cat he is today. He’s full of life, always up for a game, and has a cheeky sense of humour that keeps his foster family laughing. Mischievous in the best way, Lino turns everyday moments into fun, whether it’s chasing his favourite toy or turning a lap into his personal throne – yes, even if you’re a complete stranger. Lino is also incredibly cuddly and tactile. When he’s not playing, you’ll often find him curled up beside you on the sofa, chilling contentedly. At night, he loves to sleep in the bed with his humans – snuggled up close, as if to say, “You’re my person.” He’s gentle and allows you to handle him however you like – he's as affectionate and trusting as they come. His only little quirk? He sometimes gives playful nibbles. They’re always soft, and if you act like it hurt or give him a toy instead, he immediately stops. It’s just his way of saying “let’s play!” While we haven’t had the chance to see Lino with children, we have a strong feeling he’d thrive in a lively home with kids who understand and respect cats. He’s never aggressive – just playful and spirited – and has a natural alpha energy. He’s very present in the home and truly feels like a family member. His current foster family, who travel frequently, absolutely adore him, but they know he deserves the stability and full-time love of a forever home. Lino would be a wonderful fit for a family looking for a playful, loving, cuddly, and charismatic feline companion who wants to be at the heart of everything. Further Information Vaccinations UTD FIV/FeLV Negative Microchip Dogs Yes Maybe Other conditions? No Dewormed Yes Sterilised Neutered Other cats Children Maybe 8+ House-trained Yes Back Enquire to Adopt

Double the Trouble, Double the Love < Back LOUIS & ROCKY Double the Trouble, Double the Love 6 Months Old, Neutered, Male Next > Available Available Across UK Some cats simply enjoy each other’s company. Louis and Rocky genuinely adore one another. Whether they are curled up together under a chair, sharing a cat tree, or following their humans around the house demanding cuddles and snacks, these boys move through life as a team. They are brothers looking for a home together after forming an incredibly close bond in foster care. Rocky is the confident little adventurer of the duo. He is affectionate, playful and endlessly curious, with the kind of personality that fills a home with laughter. He loves being carried like a baby, watching the world from an open window and launching himself enthusiastically at wand toys and tunnels. He is energetic, intelligent and thrives on interaction and enrichment. Louis is the softer, slightly more sensitive brother. He is loving, gentle and happiest snuggled up beside Rocky or tucked into your arms for a cuddle. While Rocky tends to dive headfirst into playtime, Louis watches carefully before joining in. His confidence has grown beautifully indoors and every day he becomes a little more playful and outgoing. Together, they are affectionate, social and deeply people-oriented. Both boys enjoy being held, picked up and spending time close to their humans. They are indoor-only cats who have adapted well to home life, but they will need a family committed to providing plenty of enrichment, stimulation and attention. Their daily routine currently includes breakfast at sunrise, afternoon meals, evening wet food and, naturally, the occasional boiled chicken or licky treat negotiation session. Louis is particularly vocal around meal times and firmly believes all food belongs to him. Rocky, meanwhile, has a slightly unusual hobby involving nibbling ears during the night and occasionally attempting to investigate jewellery a little too closely. Future adopters may want to keep earrings safely out of reach. Rocky can occasionally seek out quiet time away from the chaos if things become a little too lively, while Louis can initially be cautious around younger children after previous experiences where children were not always gentle with him. For this reason, they would suit a calm, loving home with older or respectful children who understand boundaries and gentle interaction. They are litter trained, well-socialised with other cats and have settled beautifully into a quiet foster home. Medical Issues: No known medical issues. Fully vaccinated, neutered, microchipped and FIV/FELV negative. Ideal Home: A loving indoor home committed to keeping them together, with plenty of enrichment, affection and time for play and bonding. Kids: Older or gentle children preferred. Indoor-only home. A secure catio or supervised harness time would be a wonderful bonus for Rocky, who enjoys feeling the breeze and exploring safely. Other Cats: Yes, they are social and closely bonded with each other. Dogs: Unknown. Food: Currently eating Purina Pro Plan kitten dry food, wet kitten food, boiled chicken and treats. Rescue Story: Louis and Rocky have been cared for since kittenhood and have recently adapted to indoor life over the past few weeks in foster care. Despite the changes around them, they have remained affectionate, trusting and incredibly bonded. Now they are ready for the next chapter together, with a family who will love them not just as pets, but as the hilarious, affectionate little brothers they are. Further Information Vaccinations UTD FIV/FeLV Negative Microchip Dogs Yes Maybe Other conditions? No Dewormed Yes Sterilised Neutered Other cats Children Yes Maybe House-trained Yes Back Enquire to Adopt

The Fetch-Playing Shadow Who Thinks He’s A Dog < Back ZORRO The Fetch-Playing Shadow Who Thinks He’s A Dog 1 Years old, Neutered, Male Next > Available Available Across UK Some cats quietly exist in the background. Zorro would never allow that. This charming little character wants to be involved in absolutely everything you do, whether that’s making breakfast, answering emails, watching television or simply walking from one room to another. If there’s activity happening, Zorro believes he should not only attend, but supervise. Equal parts affectionate clown and loyal sidekick, Zorro has the sort of personality that makes people laugh daily. He flops dramatically at your feet for attention, stretches himself across sofas like he pays the bills and proudly brings springs and toys back to you in games of fetch like an overachieving Labrador trapped in a cat’s body. He’s incredibly people-oriented and thrives on affection. Strokes, cuddles, kisses, reassurance, company… Zorro genuinely just wants to be near his humans. He’s confident, bold and curious, with a wonderfully chatty nature that makes him feel like a constant little companion around the home. Despite his confident side, there’s also something deeply sweet about him. He seeks comfort from his people and loves physical connection, happily being picked up and held. He’s playful without being rough and has a gentle nature that makes him a joy to have around. His foster describes him perfectly with three simple words:“He’s a dude.” Zorro currently lives in a quiet foster home with multiple other cats and has shown himself to be social and friendly around both people and felines. He has not been formally tested with dogs, although his easy-going and confident personality suggests he may adapt well with sensible introductions. Like any entertaining little chaos goblin, he does come with one tiny disclaimer: Zorro is slightly clumsy and wonderfully gung-ho. Gracefulness is not his strongest skill. Charging enthusiastically into life absolutely is. Medical Notes Zorro has what is known as chronic snuffles, meaning he occasionally sneezes, coughs or gets a slightly snotty nose. His foster has explored veterinary investigations and treatment options extensively, including antibiotics and nasal flushing. Despite this, the condition remains chronic but manageable. Importantly: It is not contagious to humans or other cats It does not stop him living a happy, playful and affectionate life His nose can simply be wiped when needed Honestly, Zorro himself seems entirely unbothered by it. The Home Zorro Dreams Of Zorro would thrive in a loving home where he can truly be part of the family rather than simply existing alongside it. He would suit adopters who enjoy an interactive, affectionate and playful cat with a huge personality. An active home with older sensible children could suit him well, particularly one where there’s plenty of playtime, attention and companionship. Suitable For: Older sensible children Indoor home with safe outdoor access or catio potential Other friendly cats Potentially dogs with careful introductions Food Zorro enjoys both wet and dry food. He currently has: Wet food twice daily, including Tuna Applaws Purina One Healthy Cat dry food Seafood Sensations dry food Most treats enthusiastically accepted without complaint Rescue Story Zorro may not have had the easiest start, but you would never know it from the way he approaches life now. Somewhere along the way, this funny, affectionate little cat decided the world was exciting, humans were wonderful and every spring toy deserved to be proudly returned for another round of fetch. Further Information Vaccinations UTD FIV/FeLV Negative Microchip Dogs Yes Yes Other conditions? See profile Dewormed Yes Sterilised Neutered Other cats Children Yes 14+ House-trained Yes Back Enquire to Adopt

Love Beyond Limits < Back BISCUIT Love Beyond Limits 4 Years Old, Spayed, Female Next > Available Available Across UK Biscuit is a paraparetic cat with a heart full of love. She is one of those souls who makes you feel special just by being near her. A cuddle bug through and through, she is happiest when curled beside you soaking up affection. With her foster mum she spends her days in quiet comfort, snoozing, snuggling and enjoying gentle company. Even during physiotherapy she offers the same calm trust to her vet as she does at home. Her favourite pastime is simple but perfect: being close to her people. Whether you are reading, working or resting, Biscuit will happily curl up next to you purring away. Her journey has been bittersweet. Rescued from the street in good health because of her friendly, trusting nature, she quickly found a home. Sadly, during her time there it is believed an injection given by a vet accidentally damaged a spinal nerve. Since then she has lived as a paraparetic cat. Her back legs have gentle mobility, so she moves with a wobbly shuffle and tires more quickly than other cats. She can potter around her space and enjoys gentle movement, will try to climb or jump if the incline is manageable. Physiotherapy helps her maintain strength and flexibility, and she meets it with patience and grace. In a loving home, Biscuit’s care is manageable once learned. Because she is incontinent she cannot reliably empty her bladder on her own and may leak urine. Under veterinary guidance, many paraplegic cats do best with their bladders expressed several times a day to keep them comfortable and to lower the risk of urinary tract infections. A common schedule is three to four expressions across the day, with your vet showing you the correct technique and frequency for Biscuit’s needs. She will require periodic urine checks to catch infections early. Gentle, regular cleaning, bedding changes and giving her nappy-free time each day help keep her skin healthy. These small routines quickly become second nature and Biscuit’s calm, trusting nature makes them easier to do than you might expect.    Her physiotherapy focuses on comfort and mobility. Gentle passive range-of-motion exercises and light massage can help keep her joints supple and her muscles engaged. The ideal home will have access to certified rehab therapist who can show you a simple home plan and progress it over time.  Her environment matters. Non-slip mats, soft washable bedding and low-entry litter solutions or puppy pads in a tidy corner make daily life smooth. Above all, patience and routine help Biscuit feel safe and settled.  Biscuit would thrive with an experienced pet owner, or someone patient and compassionate who is ready to learn. She needs a calm, indoor-only home where her care can be given kindly and consistently. She may be able to live with a gentle, older resident cat after a slow introduction. Dogs are not recommended. She enjoys a normal diet, and her full medical history will be provided. What matters most is your time, a soft voice and a willingness to keep to a simple routine. For anyone wondering about quality of life, there is good news. With thoughtful care and collaboration between carers and vets, paraparetic cats can enjoy a good quality of life, and their affection is boundless. Biscuit is living proof.  Rescued simply because she was too friendly to be left behind, Biscuit should have had the promise of a carefree life but fate had other plans. Through it all she has never lost her love for people. She greets every day with gentleness, trust and a spirit that refuses to dim. She will need extra care, but what she offers in return is rare and precious. If you have the heart and patience to open your home to her, Biscuit will reward you with a bond like no other. Further Information Vaccinations UTD FIV/FeLV Negative Microchip Dogs Yes No Other conditions? See profile Dewormed Yes Sterilised Spayed Other cats Children No No House-trained Yes Back Enquire to Adopt

SMALL CAT, BIG ENERGY, EVEN BIGGER HEART < Back PADDY SMALL CAT, BIG ENERGY, EVEN BIGGER HEART 1 Year Old, Neutered, Male Next > Available Portsmouth - Available Across UK Paddy is not a background cat. He is a presence. He will make you laugh, test your patience just enough to keep you humble, and then curl up beside you as if to say, “worth it, wasn’t it?” For the right home, he will be everything. A Day in Paddy’s World His day is a balance of two very distinct modes. First, there is Paddy the athlete. Fast, curious, and endlessly entertaining, he loves to run, chase, and throw himself wholeheartedly into play. Wand toys are his absolute favourite, and he will happily sprint, leap and zig-zag his way through multiple play sessions a day. Then, there is Paddy the shadow. Once his energy is spent, he becomes incredibly affectionate. He will flop beside you, curl up on you, and sleep peacefully through the night, often tucked close by your legs. He is also wonderfully expressive. Paddy is a chatty little character who will happily “talk” to you throughout the day, especially when he wants interaction. The Fun (and the Honest Bit) Paddy is clever. Too clever, sometimes. If his energy is not properly channelled, he will find his own entertainment. This can include knocking things over, investigating bins, unravelling toilet rolls, or appearing exactly where you do not expect him. This is not bad behaviour. It is simply a young, intelligent cat who needs an outlet. With 3 or more proper play sessions a day, he is calm, affectionate and an absolute joy. Without them, he will remind you that he has energy to burn. He is also not shy about inserting himself into your day. Working from home? Expect a little assistant on your keyboard. Medical Notes No known medical concerns. The Right Home for Paddy Paddy will thrive in a home that understands that young cats are not passive pets, they are active companions. Ideal home: • Experienced cat owner • Able to commit to daily interactive play • Comfortable with a vocal, social cat • Appreciates personality and engagement over quiet independence Children Not suited to very young children. Older, cat-savvy children may be considered. Indoor/Outdoor Indoor only. Other Cats He may do well with another confident, playful cat who can match his energy and is tolerant of rough-and-tumble play. He would not suit a very calm or timid cat. Dogs No been with dogs. A home with a dog will be considered, providing it’s a cat-friendly dog and proper introductions can be adminsitered. Food Mixed diet of wet and dry food. Enjoys tuna-based wet food and grazes on kibble throughout the day. Rescue Story Paddy has spent the last few months in foster care where he has shown just how affectionate, social and entertaining he can be. He has formed strong bonds with his humans and adapted well to indoor living. Now, he is ready for a home that can match his energy, understand his needs, and enjoy everything that makes him such a character. Further Information Vaccinations UTD FIV/FeLV Negative Microchip Dogs Yes Maybe, see profile Other conditions? No Dewormed Yes Sterilised Neutered Other cats Children Yes 6+ House-trained Yes Back Enquire to Adopt