Kittens

WE KINDLY ASK THAT POTENTIAL REHOMERS READ THE BELOW INFORMATION IN FULL, INCLUDING THE MEDICAL SECTION, BEFORE SUBMITTING AN APPLICATION FORM.

The kittens could live with children of any age. They will need to be the only cat in the home and are looking for homes where they will have outdoor access once old enough.*

We currently have some kittens in our care who are looking for their forever homes!

This is a very special litter who arrived into the shelter with their Mum, but sadly she rejected them and so the kittens were hand-reared by one of our dedicated foster carers.

They are typical, playful, energetic and confident young kittens who are very used to human handling.

Kittens require lots of play, stimulation and companionship and so they are looking for families who have lots of time to spend with them whilst they continue their development into happy, healthy adult cats.

These kittens haven’t had the easiest of starts to their young lives and we are absolutely thrilled that they are now ready to go to their forever homes. They are looking for very special homes who will spoil them rotten and show them the love they so deserve.

Please note that we prioritise getting our animals into their forever homes as soon as possible and so will only be contacting successful applicants who are ready to rehome immediately.

Medical

The kittens have required veterinary treatment for mouth ulcers. Whilst now resolved, any potential rehomers should be aware that this will be classed as a pre-existing condition and will not be covered by pet insurance. Due to this, our vets have also advised that we do not rehome the kittens to households with other cats due to the contagious nature if they were to have another flare-up.

*Ideally, we would be looking for the kittens to have outdoor access once old enough, but if they do develop more mouth ulcers, they will need to be kept as indoor-only cats, so this is something that any potential rehomers should consider.