Cats for Adoption

Browse all of the cats currently in our care that are in search of their forever homes!

If you are interested in re-homing one of our cats, please e-mail us at info@allcreatureslife.org to request a "Perfect Match Form".

If you would like to make a donation towards the costs of looking after the cats, please use the "DONATE" button on this website. Many thanks!

Important Re-homing Criteria for Cats

Please note :

If you live in rented accommodation you will need your landlord's written consent and will need to send this to us via email.
We will not re-home an outdoor cat to you if you live by a main road or railway line.
The adoption fee for a cat and kitten is £90.00.
All cats rehomed from us will be up to date with flea and worming treatment and will be neutered and microchipped before leaving the Sanctuary. (Unless exempt for medical reasons).
We do not re-home our cats with existing cats that are not neutered (unless for medical or exceptional circumstances).

The Process

If your application is successful, we will invite all household members in to attend a "meet and greet" with the cat/cats. All household members must attend in order to go ahead to the next stage.
If the above is successful, we will then move onto booking an Adoption Date.
All Adopters will receive 4 weeks Free PetPlan Insurance upon Adopting an animal from us.

Contact Details

Telephone Number: 01633 866144

Phone Line Opening Times

Monday-Sunday (including Bank Holidays)
9am-4:30pm
CLOSED Christmas Day and Boxing Day

Email Address: Info@allcreatureslife.org

Stitch & Cinder

Breed: Domestic Short Hairs, Male & Female Dates of Birth: 2nd November 2015 (Stitch), 2011 (Cinder) Arrived to our Cattery: 7th August 2024
Can we live with other cats?	Potentially
Can we live with dogs?	No
Can we live with teenagers?	Yes
Can we live with young children?	Potentially (12+)
Do we have any medical issues?	No
Can we live as indoor cats?	50/50 - Stitch enjoyed going outside in his previous home. Cinder stayed indoors.

Stitch & Cinder are looking for a nice quiet home to relax and enjoy the simple life.

Stitch has more confidence and quickly greeted us when he first arrived to say hello. Cinder was a little apprehensive for the first few days and hid under her blanket. She is now starting to gain trust slowly but it is early days. As long as you have a slow, gentle approach and let Cinder come to you, she will be fine.

We have also observed that she can be a bit greedy with food and will try to pinch Stitch's on occasion!

*Reason for rehoming - Moving home - no cats allowed*

Birdie

Breed: Domestic Short Hair, Female, Tortoiseshell Date of Birth: August 2023 - Vet Guesstimate Arrived to our Cattery: 3rd September 2024
Can I live with other cats?	Potentially. Birdie does not seem bothered by the other cats around her in the Cattery.
Can I live with dogs?	Unknown - as we do not know Birdie's background we believe she may be best in a dog-free home.
Can I live with teenagers?	Yes
Can I live with young children?	Potentially, as long as they respect her boundaries
Do I have any medical issues?	No
Can I live as an indoor cat?	No

Birdie came into us heavily pregnant, malnourished and starving. She gave birth to a large litter of 5 kittens but sadly, the burden on her body was too great and none of the kittens survived. It was very sad time.

As Birdie has been through a very traumatic event, we are looking for an understanding, patient owner who can shower her in affection and give her a loving, stable home.

Since moving from our mother and kitten unit to our Cattery, Birdie is slowly starting to show her true personality. She will meow for treats and tap the glass to remind you she's there waiting. She loves a fuss and a head scratch but she must trust you first or she may shy away and hiss. She can be a little unapproachable if she feels you are approaching too quickly. With time, Birdie will make an adorable little companion.

Please note - Birdie is not 100% litter trained

Reason for rehoming - Unclaimed stray

Trick & Treat

Breed: Trick - Domestic Short Hair, Male Treat - Domestic Long Hair, Male Dates of Birth: Trick - 14th October 2012 Treat - 7th May 2015 Arrived to our Cattery: 2nd October 2024
Can we live with other cats?	Potentially. Trick & Treat have come from a multi-cat background.
Can we live with dogs?	No - never been around
Can we live with teenagers?	Yes
Can we live with young children?	No - they have come from an adult only household. They are not used to small children & can be wary of loud noises.
Do we have any medical issues?	Yes - Treat is currently on antibiotics for an abscess on his paw. This is going to be reviewed by the Vet on the 5th November, at the same time as his dental.
Can we live as indoor cats?	No - have always had access to the outdoors but have not used a cat flap before, except for in the cattery.

Trick & Treat are looking for a nice, quiet home to relax and enjoy the simple life.

The pair sadly came into our care when their owner was taken into a nursing home.

Both cats were only ever used to their previous owner & had a strong bond with him, therefore, they can be nervous around new people and will need time to settle. Patience with these two is key. Trick is the more confident of the two from what we have seen but both enjoy head scratches and fuss. Treat is much more food motivated and once he knows you have a tasty snack, with time, he will approach you for them.

A chilled out home would be perfect for these two gorgeous oldies.

Noel

Breed: Domestic Short Hair, Male, Black & White Date of Birth: 14th October 2014 Arrived to our Cattery: 2nd October 2024
Can I live with other cats?	Potentially. Noel has come from a multi-cat household.
Can I live with dogs?	No - Noel was attacked by a dog in the past and ever since has been terrified of them.
Can I live with teenagers?	18+
Can I live with young children?	No - Noel is a very nervous cat and would suit an adult only home.
Do I have any medical issues?	No
Can I live as an indoor cat?	No - Noel has always had access to the outdoors but has not used a cat flap before, except for in the cattery.

Noel came into our care with two other male cats after their owner was sadly taken into a nursing home. Noel is a very worried boy and even though he has been with us for a few weeks now, he is showing no signs of coming out of his shell. He enjoys a slight fuss from staff members who he sees on a regular basis but this has taken some time.

He requires a quiet home with an understanding, patient owner who can help him come round in his own time.