E: info@happyendingsrescue.org T: 07821 318 241 or 07809 721 309
We are always looking for homes for adult, neutered, feral cats in rural settings such as farms or stables, smallholdings and even large gardens.
Feral cats earn their keep controlling rodents on agricultural land and stables. However, we do insist that the cats are fed the same quality and quantity of food as a pure pet.
Once these cats go to their new homes they will need to be confined to a holding pen containing beds, litter trays, food and water for 3 weeks.
This initial confinement is essential otherwise the cat would simply run away. It is the same principle as keeping a pet indoors when moving house. Once released, the cats will return for their daily feed.
If you think that you can give a home to one of our Happy Endings cats, then please contact us or click on the link below to download our
Cat Rehoming Guide.
All of our cats have started their vaccinations, are microchipped, treated for fleas, wormed and, when old enough, neutered.
If you can give any of our cats a home,
PLEASE CALL TERRY on 07821 318241 or 01323 832665
We have several kittens that will be looking for new homes soon.
We prefer to rehome our kittens in pairs, or to a home with an existing cat for them to play with. We do require all of our kittens to be neutered when old enough.
Please call Terry for more information.
***SPECIAL HOME NEEDED***
These two boys have been waiting for a new home for TWELVE YEARS!!! With a previous history of creating a few disturbances in the local neighbourhood, their reputation seems to have prevented them finding a new home! Now in their late teens they have certainly settled down and you now could not meet two nicer cats, and the 'reformed' duo are looking for a home where they can retire for the rest of their days.
Alfie and Pebbles are Mum and Son looking for a home together. This pair are both beautiful to look at, and have beautiful natures. They are very loving cats, and whoever takes them on will be very very lucky.
Poor little Meryl has recently had a litter of kittens, despite being barely more that a kitten herself! Now that her babbies have been weaned we have had her neutered so that she can enjoy herself without the stress of any more children!
Meryl has obviously been deprived of food at some stage as she can be completely nutty over her grub, therefore although she is a lovely cat we feel she would be best with older children - she will literally take food right out of your hand!
I don't belieeeeeve it....
Cedric is the 'Victor Meldrew' of the cat world! He came to us after his owner sadly passed away, and now in his late teens Cedric is past changing his grumpy ways! He is good with people, but other cats grate on him and get on his nerves! He would much prefer a quiet home as a single cat, where he can be left to do his own thing and enjoy his twilight years in relative peace and quiet.
Arthur is around 2 years old, and is an extremely handsome, ginger boy. He can be shy to start but loves a fuss and is an extremely affectionate cat.
He had an awful abscess when he came in but is now on the mend, and a loving home would really help his recovery!!
Geri is a beautiful 2 year old tabby girl. She is currently residing with Coco, a friendly 1 year old black female. They are either looking for a home together, or with other cats for company.
Geri is a friendly girl and a little reserved to start, so a quieter home would be best where she will get the love and attention she needs.
Vera is a 9 month old kitten. She is an extremely friendly girl, who is desperate for attention. She loves a fuss and being so young she is a very playful cat.
She would prefer to be an only cat, as she thinks she should have all your attention to herself!
Veronica is a 9 month old kitten. Still a baby she likes to play, and could live with other cats. She is an outgoing cat who is forward and quick to make friends.
This friendly girl loves her food and gets extremely excited at meal times! She is going to be a fun cat to have around the home.
Towie is a handsome lad of about two or 3 years old. This shy boy is looking for a quiet home, with someone willing to give him time to come round.
At the moment he does not like a fuss, but spending time with him and teachin him he has nothing to be afraid of will be a rewarding experience.
Gwen and Gloria are 5 month old kittens looking for a home together.
These cheeky girls are typical playful kittens who are fun, playful and will be entertaining to have around the home. They crave interaction and would love someone with the time to spend joining in their games.
Ivy is a grey and white cat, and is looking for a home with her friend Celia, the semi-long haired tortie. Celia is a little nervous, but is slowly coming round. Ivy more than compensates for her friend's shyness - she will sit on your lap, on your shoulder, in your hair - she just wants to be near to you and craves love and attention.
Sweetie is around 5 years old. This neutered female is a little shy to start with, but is a very very loving cat who will make a really loyal companion. Unfortunately she could no longer stay with her previous owner, and although we give her attention when we can, she seems to miss the extra cuddles she would have in a home. The black cats always get overlooked, but hope Sweetie will find someone to love her soon.
Patrick is a real gent who is good with people and seems fine with other cats. He turned up as a stray, and looks as though he'd had a bit of a tough time on the streets. He is a lovely large boy who is about 4 years old.
Duke was one of the many cats recently rescued from one home. He has now been neutered (which was why there were so many!) and is now looking for a home where he can have a bit more attention to himself. He is a handsome lad who is obviously used to other cats, and is around 5 years old.
At last count we had over 50 cats looking for homes, and it is nearly impossible to keep this page up to date!
Please call Terry for more information about the cats currently waiting.
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