• Breed: Domestic S.H (short hair)
• Sex: Female
• Age: 8 years 0 month

Apply online to adopt Trix

Meet Trix. This little lady came to us as her owners we’re no longer able to afford her veterinary care. Trix previously lived with a German Shepard, another cat and children so would suit most home environments. She is a confident lady and its hard to not fall in love with her affectionate personality. Trix has previously suffered from over grooming, causing scabs, but the condition appears to be under control now. She will need outdoor access in her new home once fully settled.

• Breed: Domestic S.H (short hair)
• Sex: Female
• Age: 4 years 0 month

Apply online to adopt Poppy

Poppy was brought in with her feline friend, Abbie, after their owner passed away. The girls are not bonded so don’t need to go together, but certainly can do if it is in the best interest of both cats. Poppy is quite a shy girl who certainly seems to prefer peace and quiet at the moment, however we were told that both girls were loving and social in the home. Poppy is slowly coming out of her shell, quickly jumping out of her bed at food times and enjoying having her head kissed! We feel a quieter home with cat savvy children aged 8 years and older would be best due to her more timid side. Once fully settled, Poppy will require outdoor access as this is what she is used to.

• Breed: Domestic S.H (short hair)
• Sex: Female
• Age: 1 year 9 months

Apply online to adopt Duck

Duck came to us with her friend Chicken when her owner could no longer cope with the amount of cats. She is shy at first but really comes out of her shell when she gets to know you, especially when there’s food involved! Duck is looking for a quiet home with no dogs but would likely be fine with a compatible feline friend or can be rehomed with Chicken. We are looking for a home with sensible children ages eight or over and somewhere that can provide outdoor access once she’s settled.

• Breed: Domestic S.H (short hair)
• Sex: Female
• Age: 0 year 9 months

Apply online to adopt Chicken

Cheeky Chicken came in to our care with her friend Duck when her owner had too many cats to be able to cope. She is a sweet girl though timid at first so a quiet home would be ideal. She would most likely be fine to live with a compatible feline companion however we are unsure about dogs. We do feel Chicken would be ok to live with children over the ages of eight and once settled, she’d prefer access to the outdoors. She can be rehomed with Duck but doesn’t have to be.