• Breed: Domestic S.H (short hair)
• Sex: Male
• Age: 2 years 0 month

Apply online to adopt Keith

This very good boy is Keith who came to us from a vets after being found as a stray. He is a little timid to begin with but is very sweet once he knows you. Not much is known about him so we are still unsure how he feels about other pets and children. Once settled, Keith would require outdoor access as this is what he is used to.

• Breed: Domestic S.H (short hair)
• Sex: Female
• Age: 2 years 0 month

Apply online to adopt Matula

Matula came to us as an unneutered stray. We know she has had several litters, and now she has been spayed its time for Matula to find her forever home. Described as a friendly lady, Matula has shown us she is a vocal, affectionate princess who adores kisses and cuddles! Matula is currently sharing one of our outdoor pens with other cats and we have had no negative reactions. We are unsure of her reactions towards dogs and children but due to her occasional slightly nervous nature, we feel a canine free and children free home for now would suit her best. Matula will require outdoor access.

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

Apply online to adopt Tom & Jerry

Tom and Jerry are a pair of shy boys who were brought to Bleakholt as strays. They were being fed by a lady who decided she could no longer manage the commitment and made the difficult decision to bring them to us. They are in need of a quiet, patient home or farm where they can take all the time they need to get to know their new environment all over again. We feel the best environment for the boys is a quieter one with no young children or dogs, but possibly a compatible feline friend to help bring them out of their shells a little. Once fully settled, Tom and Jerry will require outdoor access as this is what they’re used to.

• Breed: Domestic S.H (short hair)
• Sex: Female
• Age: 13 years 6 months

Apply online to adopt Connie

Connie is a lovely lady who came to us when her owner sadly went into a care home and so could no longer care for her. She has been described as independent, playful and affectionate by a friend of the owner who brought Connie in to us. We think she would be best suited to a home with no young children or other animals as this is what she is used to. Connie has been kept as a house cat for the last 5 years so would be fine to live as one in her new home but she could have a potter in the garden if her new home was away from main roads.