DJ could live with children aged 14+. He would like to be the only cat in the home and will require outdoor access.

This handsome chap is absolutely full of character and will undoubtedly bring so much charm to his forever home!

DJ first arrived at the shelter at the beginning of the year after having a stressful time in his previous home where he didn’t get along with the other cat in the home. He didn’t like the cattery at first as it was unfamiliar to him and full of other cats.

Once he had a bit more space and time to settle in, he calmed down a lot and revealed his lovely friendly personality (and his love of food!). DJ then spent some time in a foster home where he bloomed, and became increasingly loving. Unfortunately, DJ had to return to the cattery once more as he had some medical issues that needed treating here. Now that his problems have cleared up, DJ is finally ready to find his forever home!

He loves people and will wait at his gate for staff and volunteers to make sure that he gets a fuss. This has made him a firm favourite here at the shelter. He can usually be found lazing on his cat tree in the sun or rubbing around the legs of whoever is near! DJ will thrive in a home that give him lots of love and space when he needs it. Also plenty of nice dinners wouldn’t go amiss.

Medical

DJ has required veterinary treatment for some medical issues whist in our care, including ear infections and overgrooming. He is still currently on medication for his skin issues and this is likely to be an ongoing and long-term treatment requirement, as well as needing his ears cleaned once a week. Any potential rehomers should be aware that these will be classed as pre-existing conditions and won’t be covered by pet insurance. The rehoming team will discuss DJ’s veterinary history in further detail with any successful applicants.