If you can offer a rescued cat or kitten a new home please ring us on 0845 3712743 or e-mail your enquiry to portsmouthcatsprotection@hotmail.co.uk.
We can arrange for you to visit any cat that may be suitable. If you decide to adopt a home visit will be required, after which you may take your new friend home. Please note if you live in a flat with no outside access, you will only be considered for re-homing 'indoor cats' - those which have previously only been kept inside or special cases such as elderly cats. Kittens in our care are only re-homed to households which have access to a garden.
Cats Protection asks adopters for a fee when re-homing a cat. If you feel able to make a donation on top of the fee that would, of course, be gratefully received. We know times are hard so thank you for your decision to re-home a CP cat.
Why Choose a Rescued Cat?
There are lots of reasons why re-homing a rescued cat is preferable to buying a cat or kitten.
- Why buy a kitten or cat when you can instead make a donation and adopt one that is homeless. There is a huge choice available - from youngsters to oldies, different coat lengths and colours and different personalities. We also rescue pedigrees as well as moggies.
- Rescued cats from a reputable organisation such as Cats Protection will have been fully vet-checked before being put up for adoption. Any medical history will be fully disclosed so you know what you are getting into.
- Cats Protection also take time to assess each individual cat. Where information is available from the previous home, important details such as temperament, experience with dogs and other cats and people, will help ensure you choose the right cat to suit your needs and personal situation.
- Help will always be on the end of the phone. Reassurance that free of charge advice is on hand should you encounter difficulties - will you really be able to phone the person in the newspaper advert from five years ago?
Winston
Winston we think is between 4 and 5 years old and absolutely adorable. Unfortunately he suffers from Calicivirus which is an on-going problem. He has ...
Portsmouth
Marmite
Marmite is between 2 and 3 years old. He has been living as a stray for most of his life. He is quite nervous but not at all aggressive. He will be ...
Portsmouth
Freddie
Freddie has been by the look of him living as a stray for quite a long time. We think he is between 6 and 7 years old; He is at the moment being ...
Portsmouth
Sid
Sid likes lots of attention once he realises he can trust you and he feels safe. He will sit on your lap and enjoys being smoothed and stroked. He ...
Portsmouth
Poppy
Poppy is 7 years old and very pretty. She is really friendly and would like lots of attention. She is good with older children but still to be ...
Portsmouth
Ronnie
Ronnie is a feral cat looking for a special home such as a farm or similar where he can live safely but with minimal contact with people.
Please...
Portsmouth
Tommy
Wording to follow subject to evaluation. Tommy will be ready for adoption in approx 4 weeks subject to vet checks. Ring us today to register your ...
Portsmouth
Some of the cats in our care may not yet be on our website. If you are looking for a feline companion, please call us on 0845 371 2743