Home I need :

Millie is a very special girl, she is hugely affectionate and forms an extremely strong bond with her person. She has lived a very sheltered life and its quite evident in her behaviour, she is very sensitive to change and will panic easily.

Millie needs a stable, quiet home with a routine so she knows what to expect. She will need to be the only pet and preferably just with one or two people. Millie has never been outside and may never feel brave enough to venture out but she should have the option if she becomes confident enough.

Although most of this sounds quite negative, Millie is a sweet little soul with character and silliness when she feels comfortable. She just needs someone who is prepared to be patient and give her the opportunity to thrive and be understood.

Please apply online if you feel you can offer Millie the home she needs

Home we need :

Update: Both girls have really come out of their shells while being with us and will happily greet people they know, give little chirps to say hello and ask for attention. All they want is a home to call their own with an owner who can provide plenty of chin tickles in a nice calm environment.

Harriet and Sadie have come from a home together after their owner passed away and are very nervous here in the cattery. They will both accept fusses and will give a purr when they feel comfortable, we feel they are now ready to move onto their forever home to continue gaining confidence.

The girls would like to be homed together as they do get comfort from each other. They would benefit from a home as the only pets or with another people confident cat. They would also prefer a home without children and only one or two people, so it’s nice and quiet for them. We are confident that in the right environment they will blossom and have lots of love to give.

If you have a quiet home and lots of patience please apply online

Home I need :

Rupert the cat is somewhat of a local celebrity after being found abandoned at a local pub. His previous owner was traced and did not want him back because he’s not up to scratch at keeping mice at bay!

We know that Rupert has lived rurally and would need a similar setting for his new home, he likes outside space and plenty of safe places to explore.

Rupert is currently staying with his finders, here’s what they said about him. “Rupert is not just another cat; he is a character that captivates everyone he meets” they also described him as “hopeful and incredibly affectionate” You can read his story on his Facebook page ‘Rupert the Cat’

As we don’t know Rupert’s history, its best if he is homed as the only pet and with children over the age of 12years.