Cats looking for new homes

updated 01st February

These cats are the ones we are currently caring for. Our foster places are limited and we try to help as many as we can. We are full to bursting now and are happy to post cats that are still with their owners here as sadly we have no room to take them in.

Please scroll down to the end of the page, some of these cats have now been looking for a new home for over 2 years.

Not yet pictured on this page are -
Penny, Buddy, cocoa, red, coco, jacob, eve, smudge, dora

Please read the information on our adoption process – it should give you most of the information you need on how we go about things and if you have any further questions we are only to happy to answer them.

We have been asked by KT’s owners to try and find her a new home as she is being bullied. This is what they say about her -

KT is a grey tortie and is 6 1/2 years old and very quiet. We need to rehome because she is in a multi-cat household at the moment and is becoming a little stressed and a quieter home would be more suitable. We have had her for over 4 years and she has been a joy to have around. She likes to sleep in strange places and her favourite is on top of a shoe box or on the post when we leave it on the side. She enjoys her food a lot these days after a couple of years of not being too bothered about what she ate. She loves playing outside in the summer but is also happy to stay indoors which she does a lot in the winter. She is currently living with Sarah and Chris in Whitley.

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Lulu (CCG1109) came to the group as a pregnant stray in September 2011. She was spayed mid january and is now ready for homing. She is between 1 and 2 years old, quite playful and very affectionate. She can also be very vocal when she wants a fuss. A lovely lapcat.

With Angie in Coventry.

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Eve 1088 came into us as a pregnant stray in August 2011 and gave birth to four kittens on the 18th, three have been homed. Eve is an intelligent, lively, confident girl who loves company, playtime and cuddles. A big personality, she may be better as an only cat as she can be quite overwhelming! Micro chipped, vaccinated and spayed.

With Sharon in Coventry.

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Pippin is a recent arrival. Pippin was found as a stray. He is just settling in but seems quite a happy chap. He is about 5 months old and booked in to be neutered.

With Nicky in Coventry.

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Thomas (CCG977) likes to steal food. He needs an experienced owner, to continue to train him to forget his old bad stray habits. He is very loving, good with dogs and children. And very gorgeous too!

With Judith in Coventry.

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Nina (CCG1089) came in heavily pregnant and gave birth to 4 kittens in September. One kitten has been homed.

Nina is a beautiful grey and white, laid back and very friendly cat. She can be vocal to remind you of mealtimes! Affectionate and playful.

With Sarah in Coventry.

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Lois (CCG1076) came to us in August, pregnant. Her babies were born on the 2nd of august . Two have been homes and Lottie and William will be ready to home shortly.
Two of her kittens, Lottie (CCG1083) and William (ccg1084) below are showing signs of Cerebellar Hypoplasia, which is also known as ‘wobbly kitten syndrome’ and will need a special indoor home.

Lois and her kittens are in Coventry with Nicky.

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Koschka (CCG1057) arrived on the 4th July and on the 17th July gave birth to 7 kittens (CCG1068-1084).

Koshka herself is a beautiful dark tortie with a calm and patient temperament ( you need it with 7 kittens!). Looking after her litter has taken quite a toll on her and now they are all weaned she is relaxing a bit, and building up her strength again. Koshka will be spayed very soon and is looking for a forever home.

Koschka is extremely affectionate, has a lovely nature and deserves a loving home.

Koschka is with Julia in Coventry.

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Dora (CCG1025) came in pregnant and gave birth to five kittens (CCG1036-1040) in June. They will be available for homing around the end of July.
3 black and white. The tabby and one of his littermates has now been homed.

Currently with Judith in Coventry.

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Kitty (CCG1014) is a young girl that has just been spayed. She is very very friendly, adores people and is used to dogs and children.

Kitty is with Linda in Coventry.

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Millie (CCG1015) and her kittens came to us in June. Millie was a stray who gave birth to three kittens and we were asked to take them in when the kittens were a few days old.
One kitten has already been homes and the other Sweep (CCG1017) and Suzie (CCG1018), are still looking for a home.

Millie has now been spayed and is also ready for adoption.

Millie is very vocal, friendly and loves food. She is a young adult, about 18 mnths old.
She is still wary of dogs, would be very happy as an only cat where she can have the full fuss and attention. Vacc, chipped and neutered.

Sweep is a 5 month old black and white shorthaired boy. He is friendly but likes to play with the others rather than sit on your lap at the moment. Tolerant of dogs and other cats. Vacc, chipped and neutered.

Suzie is a 5 month old black and white shorthaired girl. Again a friendly little miss, tolerant of dogs and other cats. She is more cuddly than her brother and had a great purr! Vacc and chipped, to be neutered by end Sept

Suzie and sweep (boy and girl) have very different personalities.
Sweep is very independant and mischevious. like climbing the washing basket and playing with the bathroom light switch as it hangs from a string and bounces against the wall.

Susie is a lot more laid back, never really in a rush to do anything. doesnt seem to have a voice, prefers to sleep. happy to be alone.

All three are with Nicky in Coventry.

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Hazel came in a few days before having her kittens on 18th May. Since then Hazel and three of her kittens have been homed leaving Pecan and Mac still to be homed. Both have just been neutered (8th Nov).

They are also chipped and vaccinated.

Pecan (CCG1032) , is very similar to mum in looks, quite small and oriental in build. She is very affectionate and enjoys snuggling under the duvet when given the chance.

Mac (CCG1034) (black and White ) is the runt of the litter. Again, very oriental in build and also very vocal. He has also developed a partiality for socks (espeically worn socks!) and they are popping up all over the house.

Currently with Angie in coventry.

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Jess 1047 came into the care of the group in July 2011, as a stray, with four kittens. All her kittens have been adopted. ‘Big and beautiful’ describes Jess, she is a semi long-haired brown tabby, quite a stocky cat. She is very affectionate and quiet, loves playing and being groomed but just as happy to curl up somewhere warm and sleep. Lovely, easy-going temperament, beautiful, fluffy coat and markings, gets on well with other quiet cats. Micro chipped, vaccinated and spayed.

Jess is with Sharon in Coventry.

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Millie is currently living with her owner who wishes to find a new home for her.
This is what they write about her –

Millie is almost one year old, she came to us as a semi feral cat – rescued from a farm yard when her mum went missing. Millie has been neutered and she is chipped and vaccinated. Millie is quite independant but does come for a fuss and loves nothing more to share some time sat with you curled up on the sofa. Millie is very playful and enjoys playing with toys and chasing leaves around the garden. Millie also gets on really well with our 2 dogs. Millie is litter trained.
Millie really is a beautiful cat and deserves to be given the opportunity to thrive and settle in a one cat home. Millie does not get on with our older cat and despite our efforts to help them get along – use of felway etc, Millie still attacks our older cat Moggs, and this is causing Moggs to become withdrawn and afraid to come in to the house in case Millie attacks her which is resulting in Millie being kept outdoors more so.

Millie is with owners in Wyken.

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Roxy (tortie CCG995) and Kay (black&white CCG996) were rescued from the Ricoh carpark in Feb 2011 when they were about 5 months old.They have been spayed, vaccinated and microchipped. They use a litter tray well and are very clean.

They enjoy a lively playtime in the morning and later in the evening, chasing each other around and playing with lures, balls, rolled up bits of paper and plastic milk-bottle lids. Roxy enjoys a cuddle but at the moment Kay would rather not be handled too much, she will be stroked for a little while but does not like being held.

They are very happy in each others company and since they are not at all demanding of their human companions a busy working household would be fine for them. They love each other very much and would need to be rehomed together. They would be more suited to an adult only household or with older children (currently being fostered in a house with 11 and 14 year olds) they need their own space and could easily become stressed by enthusiastic, young children.

Currently with Carolyn in Coventry.

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Mog (1004) came to the group in March 2011. He was involved in an RTA in the middle of the night and his owners signed him over to us for treatment. After a couple of weeks of trying to save his back leg, it had to be removed. Mog also received a skull fracture and for a week or so we were worried that he was going to be blind. His sight is now fine and he seems to have suffered no ill effects from the concussion. He is a lovely cat and is quite vocal, especially when trying his new 3 legs out chasing other foster cats.
He still falls over occasionally and will need to be kept indoors for a while longer and then only allowed out if he has a safe place. In all, Mog has cost us £1100 in vets fees.

Mog is currently with Angie in Coventry.

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Treacle (877) came to the group as a Coventry Stray. Treacle was heavily pregnant and had 4 kittens on 31st March 2010. Treacle has now been spayed and is ready for homing. Treacle is a lovely young cat who has been with us too long and deserves her own home.

With Judith in Coventry.

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Polly (899) has been waiting for a new loving home for 12 months! She is happiest in the company of another young cat(s). Polly is shy with people and not really a lap cat, however she is now happy to rub against your legs when pleased to see you! She is looking of a quiet home and will need access to a safe garden when she has settled in. She has made great strides in gaining confidence with people, but is still wary of being touched, perhaps due to being mis-treated in the past. Polly would adjust to living with a quiet, cat-friendly dog.

Polly is currently with Nicky in Coventry.

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Spot, now called Daisy, (641) was handed in by her owners in Jan 2009. They found it hard to cope with the wound on her back. Our vet thinks it may have been an untreated flea allergy or a burn and with treatment it has healed completely.

Daisy is an interesting character. She loves being with humans and fussed though she is nervous and therefore enjoys a good fuss on a higher level – such as the top of a wardrobe! Because of her nervous nature she is suited to a quiet household with no other pets. She is about 3 years old.
Daisy is currently living with Hannah in Coventry.

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