Adopting Cats within the UK
➡️ Reasons to adopt from a rehoming charity:
- The charity will be aware of each cat's personality and needs and can appropriately match you
- You will not be directly supporting the currently unregulated cat breeding practices within the UK, which so often results in cats in ill health
- Adult cats will already be neutered/spayed and have had a full health check prior to adoption
- You will be directly supporting animal rescue in the wider community (e.g. Trap, Neuter, Return of feral cats)
Read about the personalities of my adopted cats below!
Porridge
Porridge (😇) came to me after his previous owner sadly passed away. He was already a senior cat at 13 years old which made him a great 'starter cat' as he was already set in his ways, litter trained and liked to nap, epecially in your lap. He was a gentle giant and would vocally greet you if you called his name. My neighbours still talk fondly about him to this day recounting the times he would visit them.
Poppy
Poppy was housed in a foster home after she was found to be too stressed living in a busy household in her original home. She now enjoys a more peaceful life with me and has plenty of space for her alone time. Though she's the more independent type, she'll seek company at the end of the day by jumping up on your bed to sleep with you. She also enjoys spending time in the garden shed during rainy weather.