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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. They were surrendered to All Creatures due to a house move that did not allow pets. 

Stitch has a lot of confidence and quickly greeted us when he first arrived to say hello. He is a very friendly boy who adores attention. Cinder was a little apprehensive for her first few days and hid under her blanket for comfort. She no longer hides but it is rare that you see her out of her pod. She will come over to you for food but if you try to stroke her, she can, on occasion tell you off. A slow, gentle approach with Cinder is best. 

We are putting her nervous behaviour down to the environment that she is currently in. This may very well change in a home when she is fully settled. 

These two are eagerly waiting for someone to take a chance on them. 

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 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 very 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 cuddles. Treat is much more food motivated and once he knows you have a tasty snack, with time, he will approach you for them. As both boys now know the Cattery Staff so well, they are fully trusting & confident around them. Both are very vocal when it comes to meal time & they are a joy to spend time with. 

As Treat is long haired, adopters would need to monitor regular grooming, as he can become matted very easily. 

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

Blossom

Breed: Domestic Short Hair, Female, Dark Grey

Date of Birth: 3rd August 2014

Arrived to our Cattery: 29th October 2024

 
Can I live with other cats? No - Blossom lived with two other cats in her previous home but they did not get on. At the times when Blossom ventures out of her cabin, she tends to hiss & growl at the other cats that she can see.
Can I live with dogs? No - Blossom has never been around a dog. 

Can I live with teenagers?

Yes

Can I live with young children?

No - Blossom does not mind being stroked but does not like being overly handled. 13+ for children. 

Do I have any medical issues?

No 

Can I live as an indoor cat?

Yes - Blossom had access to the outside world before the previous family moved home. As they moved to an area with a busy road, Blossom was then kept as an indoor cat but we were told that she was not settling. Due to this, it would be beneficial to Blossom's welfare that she have access to the outdoors. 

 

Meet the stunning Blossom,

 

Blossom came into us due to her owners ill health, she had also not settled from their house move. 

Due to this, we believe Blossom to be a delicate soul who may require time & patience once adopted, as settling into yet again, another new environment may throw her a little off balance.

Blossom is a very friendly cat with a placid nature. She is content in lounging around all day & is at her most happiest when it is feeding time. Her photo may not show it but she is a big girl at over 6kg. She may be able to live with a family with older secondary school aged children who understand the needs of quieter cats. She does not mind a head scratch but is not a fan of being overly handled or picked up, she will tell you off!

Sprout

Breed: Domestic Short Hair, Male, White 

Date of Birth: 2019 Vet Guesstimate

Arrived to our Cattery: 24th November 2024

 
Can I live with other cats? Potentially 
Can I live with dogs? No

Can I live with teenagers?

Yes

Can I live with young children?

Potentially 

Do I have any medical issues?

No 

Can I live as an indoor cat?

No

 

Meet Sprout!

 

Sprout came into us as a stray in November 2024. Sadly, no one came forward to claim him. 

Sprout has always been a sociable boy. He is a gentle soul who loves nothing more than cuddles with his carers. In his new home, Sprout is looking for adopters who are able to give him plenty of structure & routine so that he can finally feel safe & secure. 

Sprout did hide for a few days when he first arrived too us, this is normal considering he was taken off the streets & then placed in a busy cattery. It only took him a few days to start coming out of his igloo to say hello.

His perfect people will have a lot of patience & will be able to let him lead the way in building the bonds of a new friendship. 

Cheese & Crackers

Breeds: Domestic Short Hairs, Females

Dates of Birth: Cheese (PICTURED LEFT)- February 2024

Crackers - November 2023

Arrived to our Cattery: 30th December 2024

 
Can we live with other cats? Potentially 
Can we live with dogs? No - Both cats have never had any interaction with a dog 

Can we live with teenagers?

Yes

Can we live with young children?

Yes - Both cats have previously lived with children of the ages 4,11 & 13

Do we have any medical issues?

Awaiting neuter & health check - 15th January

Can we live as indoor cats?

Potentially

 

Beautiful cats Cheese & Crackers arrived at our Sanctuary after their owner was no longer able to physically care for them. Since arriving, both cats have shown that they desperately want to say hello too us but are too unsure at the moment. They will often try to bolt to the door as soon as you go into their cabin. There is no aggression in these two, only nervous feelings. Their new environment is still very alien to them & they need time to adjust. 

They will need a patient adopter who can allow them to come out in their own time, as we are sure that they will be very nervous & quiet within the first few weeks of their new home. The Welfare Team are confident that these gorgeous girls will show their personalities very soon, once they feel comfortable to do so.