More Cats for Adoption - Direct Home
Please read the following important information about Direct Homing before scrolling down the page
Not all the cats featured on our website are in our care. As a small branch without a shelter we can only place a limited number of cats with our fosterers. This means we always have a waiting list. However, our branch can actively assist anyone needing to rehome their cat through our Direct Homing service, where we act as the go-between for people needing a new home for their cat.
Eligibility for Direct Homing: Please note we are only able to offer our Direct Homing service to neutered cats. Should you require support or financial assistance please refer to Help With Neutering or Contact Us and we will be happy to answer any questions or queries.
How does it work?
The cat's owner continues to look after the cat until an adoption takes place. We feature the cat's profile on our website and social media channels, providing as much information as we can from what we are given. We make no claim to first-hand knowledge of these cats including their health, vaccination status, suitability for a particular home or whether they are neutered. All rehoming arrangements are between the current and prospective owners including transporting cats to or from owners.
A note on safety: As you'll be meeting your prospective new cat or kitten in their existing home, we'd advise taking someone else with you and/or letting someone know where you’re going and when.
Will it cost me anything?
Normal donation fees do not apply with Direct Home cats and we do not expect there to be any fees charged by current owners for adopting their cat(s), we are simply helping them to find a new owner. However, if either the existing or new owner wish to give us a donation in the event of a successful adoption, we would be very grateful.
NB: If you adopt a direct-homing cat and things do not work out we are unable to bring the cat into our care and can only offer you the service outlined here. Please ensure your choice of cat is right for you before committing to adoption, as it is up to the potential adopter to liaise directly with the current owner when deciding if a cat will be suited to its prospective new home.
How do I get in touch?
If you're interested in any of our Direct Home cats, please use the Contact Us form or Private Message us through Facebook and one of the team can put you in touch with the current owner.
Scroll down to see who we have available under Direct Homing:
🐾 TABBY & GINGER BOYS
We are urgently looking for a new home for these two lovely boys whose owner can sadly no longer look after them. Both boys are friendly and have been neutered. We will arrange microchipping before adoption.
Tabby & White cat is 12 years old and Ginger & White cat is 8 years old. Outdoor access would be required. If you think you can offer fthese two lovely boys a home, please get in touch
🐾 DUSTY
Dusty is a 5/6 year old petite female short haired cat who is neutered, chipped and vaccinated and has no medical issues. She is very friendly and happy to cuddle or do her own thing. She has a very calm temperament and can be picked up, fussed, played with etc. She has lived with children before, but she’s unproven with other pets so far. Currently has access to outdoors.
🐾 BETSY
Betsy is a very vocal cat, who craves attention. But on her terms! She doesn't like new people or children so best in a child free home. She is very small and slim, so she is a lovely dinky lady.
Very affectionate and she loves a chat when you come home every day. Also loves a game of fetch!
Can you offer this 'classy bird' a new home??
🐾 RASTA
Meet this beautiful girl looking for her new forever home! Rasta is a gorgeous and friendly Tortie girl, who’s about 14 years old. She is spayed and microchipped. She has lived with other cats but would probably be happiest being the only cat in a mature household, getting all the love to herself. Ready for some Tortitude in your life?