TWIX & HARLEY: two ridiculously handsome panthers, one very important package deal.

At just one year old, bonded brothers Twix and Harley are settling into foster life and, as their confidence grows, their very different personalities are starting to emerge.

Harley is the more easy-going of the two. He was first to decide that foster life might actually be rather good: toys, cuddles, attention… yes, he’ll take all of that. He’s playful, affectionate and sweet-natured, with a particularly impressive talent for sitting silently looking as though he is judging every decision you’ve ever made.

Twix took a little longer to assess the situation. But now he’s decided it’s safe, he’s properly joining in — playing, coming for cuddles and purring away. And there are growing suspicions that beneath that initially reserved exterior lives the actual boss of this operation.

One thing they have firmly agreed on is that human food should really be communal property. Their foster has attempted to explain otherwise. Negotiations are not going well.

These boys are affectionate too. Both are now actively seeking out touch and cuddles, and it’s lovely watching them relax enough to show just how much they enjoy human company.

Twix and Harley are bonded. They’re brothers, friends and partners in food-related crime, so Twix and Harley must be adopted together.

They are:

✔️ cat friendly 

✔️ playful, so need a garden 

✔️ neutered, microchipped, vaccinated, wormed and flea treated.

✔️ bonded, so need a home together. 

📍 in foster in SW10, London 

Two sleek black panthers. Two very different personalities. One ready-made little family.

If you’ve ever fancied having your own pair of house panthers, Twix and Harley are ready to make themselves very comfortable in your life (and apparently, your dinner).

HONEY BY NAME. SASSY BY NATURE.

Meet Honey. Three years old, absolutely fabulous, and very much a lady who knows her own mind.

Honey doesn't do timid. She arrived in foster care, took one look around and decided she'd better inspect the premises. Within days, she'd explored practically the entire house, and we suspect she's already planning a few improvements.

She's brave, curious, confident and perfectly happy meeting new people. She's also a chatty little madam with a lovely gentle meow and plenty to say for herself.

Now, let's talk about affection. Honey likes a stroke. In fact, she'll happily come over and ask for one. But she also reserves the right to decide when she's had enough. Occasionally, this involves a little swipe to make her point.

And then, approximately three seconds later, she'll be back asking for more. Make your mind up, Honey!

But that's the wonderful thing about this girl. She's quirky, entertaining, full of character and completely unapologetic about being herself.

Honey isn't looking for someone who wants a permanently attached lap cat. She's looking for someone who will appreciate her independence, respect her boundaries and absolutely adore the enormous personality packed into her little body.

And naturally, there can only be one queen of the castle.

Honey needs:

✔️ An adult-only home – no children.

✔️ To be the only pet – sharing her kingdom is not on the agenda.

✔️ A home with a garden. 

✔️ An adopter who loves a cat with attitude and understands that affection is very much on Honey's terms.

She's 3 years old, neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, wormed and flea treated.

📍 in foster in Putney. 

MARVIN: professional blanket enthusiast, part-time biscuit maker, full-time food critic.

For a former street cat, 2-year-old Marvin was remarkably clear about his career aspirations: he wanted a house. In fact, while he was living outside, Marvin kept trying to get into people’s homes. Eventually someone listened — and it turns out Marvin was absolutely right. Indoor life suits him rather well.

He’s a very sweet, gentle boy who isn’t necessarily looking to climb all over you or demand permanent residence on your lap. His style of affection is a little more understated.

He likes to be with his person.

Once he’s comfortable, he’ll come and prop himself up beside you, switch on the purrs and start making biscuits. And judging by these photos, Marvin has also discovered blankets and takes his appreciation of them extremely seriously.

He’s perfectly happy entertaining himself while you’re at work or out for the day. What he really needs is a calm home and someone who understands that sometimes the loveliest relationships are the ones allowed to develop at their own pace.

Marvin appreciates having his own cosy spaces to retreat to when he wants a little quiet time. Give him some patience, let him come to you, and you’ll be rewarded with a very sweet boy who chooses to curl up beside you, purr and make biscuits.

And then there’s food. Marvin may be gentle and undemanding in most areas of life, but apparently mealtimes are a completely different matter. He spent long enough fending for himself, thank you very much. He now has expectations. He will be communicating them.

Marvin is looking for:

✔️ A calm, quieter household

✔️ Someone kind and patient who’ll let him settle at his own pace

✔️ An adult home — no children

✔️ A garden

✔️ Plenty of blankets and cosy spots

✔️ Other pets: not tested

Marvin is neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, wormed and flea treated and is currently in foster in SE8.

Marvin spent his street-cat days trying to persuade people to let him into their homes.

He was made for blankets, regular meals and having a human nearby — now he just needs to find his own.

Vinny — what a journey you've had with us! ❤️

Gosh, where do we even start with Vinny.

When he arrived in our care he had horrendous wounds caused by abscesses. The area was so big and so badly infected that there was simply too much damaged tissue to stitch it all back together.

He was in agony and understandably terrified. Every time you went near him he would flinch, expecting whatever happened next to hurt.

We started treatment and slowly thought we were getting somewhere, but every time the wound started looking smaller, another infection would kick in and we'd be back to square one.

Meds, cleaning, laser therapy, surgeries, cultures, hospitalisation... honestly, the list was endless.

And then Vinny developed MRSA.

That was the point where our hearts really sank.

We remember sitting there thinking, Are we actually going to get him through this? We were trying everything and nothing seemed to be working. More importantly, we started worrying that Vinny was suffering and whether it was fair to keep putting him through treatment after treatment.

But Vinny clearly wasn't ready to give up.

So neither were we.

And somehow this little man just kept going. ❤️

Slowly things started changing. The infections settled, the wound started healing and, after everything his poor body had been through, Vinny made it.

And we have to give a huge thank you to his incredible foster, Barbara, who quite literally saved his life. ❤️

She has been there through all of it. The wounds, the cleaning, the medication, the setbacks, the worry and the days where it felt like we were getting nowhere. Caring for a cat like Vinny isn't easy and it isn't glamorous — it's exhausting, worrying and sometimes completely heartbreaking.

But Barbara never gave up on him.

Vinny wouldn't be where he is today without her, and we honestly can't thank her enough for everything she has done for this boy. This is what fostering can do. It genuinely saves lives.

Now we just need to finish his story properly and find him a home.

Vinny is around 4 years old and he does like other cats. He can sometimes be a bit much for them initially, but he does learn their limits!

He's also a little cautious with people when he first meets them. But once Vinny knows and trusts you, he's completely different. He'll head-butt your face, curl up on you and happily spend his time with his favourite people.

After everything he's been through, we'd absolutely love to see him settled in a home with a garden to explore. He can be quite jumpy, so we don't think a home with young children would be right for him.

📍 Vinny is currently in Roehampton, London.

This boy has fought SO hard to get to this point. We really hope someone out there will give him the home he's been waiting for.

ROSIE & JIM: two cats, one shared mission — to occupy as much of your lap as physically possible. And in Jim’s case, that is quite a lot of lap.

Meet Rosie (blue collar), just 6 months old, and Jim (orange collar), 18 months old. This gorgeous bonded pair are less interested in causing chaos and considerably more interested in finding the comfiest possible position on, beside or immediately behind their humans.

Jim is a BIG boy and an absolute gentleman. He’s so polite that he’ll actually wait for Rosie to finish eating before tucking into his own dinner. He loves a lap, although prospective adopters should probably check theirs meets the necessary size requirements first.

Rosie, meanwhile, has perfected the art of the flop. She finds her spot, positions herself right up against you and then simply… sprawls. She’s also the climber of the two and will give pretty much anything a go. Jim appears to have sensibly concluded that gravity is not his friend.

Both are wonderfully affectionate, peaceful and easy-going. They enjoy a little play and the occasional bout of zoomies, but generally they’re far more interested in human company. 

They’re incredibly easy to handle, happy to be picked up and happily welcome strangers into their home.

And despite Jim’s considerable dimensions, both somehow possess the tiniest, cutest little chirpy meows.

They’re beautifully sweet with each other too — gentle, polite and clearly very comfortable together. The cone photos following their recent vet visit rather sum them up: even when temporarily transformed into two furry lampshades, they still chose to cuddle up together.

Rosie & Jim are:

✔️ cat friendly 

✔️ children friendly

✔️ Neutered, Vaccinated, Microchipped, Wormed & flea treated

✔️ A bonded pair who must be adopted together

📍 In foster in South Croydon

Double the joy, double the cuddles, double the biscuit making - what’s not to love?! 

JAKE & RICHARD: ONE LAP CAT, ONE APPRENTICE LAP CAT.

When Jake and Richard came to us, their future was horribly uncertain. Someone on the street was offering them to anyone who happened to pass by. Thankfully, they ended up with us instead.

Since arriving in foster, these two have absolutely blossomed. Jake, the 5-year-old tuxedo, is the confident one. He’s outgoing, sociable and a shameless attention seeker who sees an available lap and considers it an invitation. He loves his humans and isn’t particularly interested in playing hard to get.

Richard, his 4-year-old tabby sidekick, is a little more cautious. He likes to let Jake test the waters first, but once Jake has established that cuddles are happening, Richard is usually not far behind. They’re a lovely little double act.

Both are sweet-natured, curious and increasingly chatty, and they adore interacting with their humans. Their favourite entertainment is sitting together on a windowsill watching the world go by.

Although there is one thing that beats even window watching.

Food.

Jake and Richard approach mealtimes with the enthusiasm of two cats who have apparently never been fed before in their entire lives. Breakfast has barely finished before enquiries regarding lunch begin. They remain deeply concerned that their humans might accidentally forget the next meal and therefore feel it is important to provide regular reminders.

They’ve come such a long way in foster, and watching them relax enough for these funny, affectionate personalities to emerge has been wonderful.

Now they need the bit they should have had all along: a secure home of their own, together.

Jake & Richard’s requirements: 

✔️ Bonded pair – must be adopted together

✔️ Garden required

✔️ OK with other cats

✔️ Suitable for older, cat-savvy children

✔️ Neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, wormed & flea treated

📍 In foster in Richmond, TW9

Two best friends, one braver than the other. Let’s help them find belong somewhere they belong for good.

October is Black Cat Awareness month. All month long we’ll be debunking common myths, but more importantly, celebrating the beauty, charm and magic of black cats! 

To start the month off right, we’d like to introduce you to the gorgeous 9 month old, Saskia.

Saskia is a sweet-natured little firecracker. When she isn't busy obsessing over catnip or lounging in her favourite tipi, she’s showing off her loud-and-proud purr—especially when Dreamies or Lick-e-Lix treats make an appearance! 

Treat time is definitely the fastest way to this girl's heart.

Just a quick boundary note: while she loves affection and treats, she's definitely not a fan of bum scratches!

Saskia will need:

✅ Garden/outside access

✅ Older cat savvy children ok

✅ Not tested with other cats - please write description of your current felines’ characteristics and traits on the application form

If you're looking for a fun-loving companion to bring warmth, playfulness, and loud purrs into your home, Saskia might just be your perfect match.

📍 Saskia is currently with her foster in Wimbledon

Meet Henry! He holds a truly special place in my heart (social media Sophie here 👋) - I rescued him in Surbiton and have loved watching him go from a frightened little guy to a total love-bug who can't get enough affection 🥹

Henry is a 4 to 5 year old former stray with the battle scars to prove it. His street-fighting era is now officially over and now he’s safe, his favorite pastimes are lounging on the sofa and enjoying good food—clearly making up for lost time!

He’s a total couch potato whose main goal in life is to be thoroughly loved and adored (and maybe get a few extra snacks). When dinner time rolls around, Henry won't let you forget it—he'll happily chirp and weave around your legs until his bowl is full. He is an absolute foodie! 

Henry is still learning to trust humans again but has made huge progress in just the 4-5 weeks that he’s been in our care. With a permanent home, regular meals and lots of love, we know that Henry will become a full time lap cat! 

Henry will need:

✅ Garden/outside access

✅ Quieter household- older children are fine

✅ Not tested with other cats - please describe characteristics of your current feline on the adoption application 

Henry may not be a playful kitten or a glamorous purebred, but he is quietly one of the most loving cats you'll ever meet. He’s an understated, gentle soul with a massive heart, just waiting for someone to notice how truly special he is.

📍Henry is currently with his foster in Putney

Some foster cats make themselves very, very difficult to give back. Milo is one of them.

Affectionate, playful, chilled, ridiculously sweet and a proper lap cat, 1 year old Milo has made himself very comfortable in foster care — and firmly lodged himself in his foster’s heart in the process.

Milo first came to our attention because he kept wandering into someone’s house. We suspect he’d been someone’s pet before because this boy is far too comfortable with humans to pretend otherwise. Sadly, when he came to us he wasn’t neutered or microchipped, hadn’t been wormed and was absolutely covered in fleas.

We initially thought Milo was a girl and named him Molly. Then we discovered some fairly conclusive evidence to the contrary. Hello, Milo.

And what an absolute sweetheart he has turned out to be. Milo doesn’t just tolerate cuddles — he actively seeks them out. He’ll flop himself right on top of your lap, roll over and offer up his tummy for rubs, and generally make himself extremely comfortable. He loves being with his person and is wonderfully affectionate and relaxed.

When he’s not cuddling, he’s playing. Wand toys and furry kickers are particular favourites, although watching the foxes and birds through the window provides excellent entertainment too.

He loves his food. He loves his treats. He loves a tummy rub. He loves a lap.

Frankly, Milo has embraced the domestic-cat lifestyle with remarkable enthusiasm.

And just look at him. Those gorgeous markings and extraordinary green-blue eyes. He really is stunning.

Milo is looking for:

✔️ A home with a garden

✔️ Children welcome

✔️ Other cats/pets: not tested

✔️ A household with a lap available for regular use

📍in foster in Ealing, West London 

Milo is now neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, wormed and flea treated.

His foster describes him simply as “a joy to have.”

And we have a feeling his eventual adopter is going to think exactly the same.

WARNING: Mick may be far too clever for his own good.

Or perhaps he’s just a teenager. At 10 months old, it could honestly go either way.

Mick started life doing things the hard way on the streets, so when he first came into foster, he still fancied himself as a bit of an adventurer. His foster is convinced he actually worked out how to open a sash window to head off on an expedition of his own.

Very clever, Mick.

But here’s the best bit. It didn’t take him long to realise that his former street life had absolutely nothing on what was waiting for him indoors:

Food. Fuss. Fun.

So when he heard his foster’s voice, Mick happily abandoned his brief return to the hood and came back to embrace the spoiled furry existence he’d discovered.

And frankly, he hasn’t looked back.

Mick is ridiculously smart, playful, loving and affectionate. He purrs his way through his new, considerably more luxurious life and has imprinted fiercely on his foster. He wants to be involved in everything, he wants attention, and he has absolutely understood that humans are extremely useful things to have around.

Particularly when they have access to the food cupboard. Mick still eats as though someone might steal his dinner at any moment, wolfing it down with the enthusiasm of a cat who remembers when meals weren’t guaranteed. 

He then very sweetly — and persistently — reminds his human that he is, in fact, still starving.

And then there’s that face. The little black mask. The eyeliner. Those pale green eyes. The enormous white paws. Try saying no to him.

His foster is already fighting a losing battle:

“He needs his forever home before he steals the rest of my heart.”

We think gorgeous Mick is going to be a total catch. He’s funny, clever, adventurous, affectionate, full of character and completely, unmistakably one of a kind.

Mick is 10 months old and needs:

✔️ A home with a garden

✔️ Cat savvy children are fine as playmates 

✔️ He hasn’t yet been tested with other pets

📍Currently in foster in SW6

Mick is neutered, vaccinated, micro chipped, wormed and fleas treated. 

If your life could do with a ridiculously handsome, fun-loving little character who has discovered that home really is where the good stuff is, Mick might just be your boy.

Norbert (AKA Norbs) — the cat we genuinely didn’t think would make it this far.

There were so many moments in his journey when we had to ask the hardest question in rescue: Are we doing this for him, or asking him to fight for too long?

We FINALLY get to ask a completely different question: Who is going to give Norbert his happy ending?

Norbert (approx. 10–12 years old) came to Protected Paws last Christmas as an unneutered tomcat covered in scars—a boy who spent years merely surviving. 

His paws were severely lacerated, having lost his paw pads. They required intensive treatment, repeated bandaging, and constant nursing care. 

Norbert just gently let us help him.

We soon discovered he is FIV positive and suffers from severe feline calicivirus, causing painful mouth inflammation. Despite multiple dentals, hospital stays, and eventually having all his teeth removed, his mouth remained so ulcerated that a specialist recommended considering euthanasia.

Then everything changed. A new triple-compound treatment from Bova became available. For Norbert, it was life-changing. His mouth is now under control, comfortable, and happy.

His incredible foster carers, Sage and Fern, poured endless love, nursing, and patience into him. We fought unbelievably hard for this cat, but Norbert fought harder.

Now, we want his next chapter to be far away from vet clinics. We want sofas, sunshine, and someone calling his name.

What Norbs needs:

✅ A home with no other cats

✅ A secure/enclosed garden where he can safely potter around

✅ Someone who respects his independence—he asks for love on his terms, and he’s earned the right to set the rules! (and don't worry—he manages just fine without teeth!)

Don't look at his age, his FIV status, his missing teeth, or his scars. Look at Norbert: a cat who survived against all odds, ready for his new life to begin.

📍 Currently with his foster in Kennington.

Let's get Norbert home!

Introducing Opal.

She’s successfully raised 6 kittens and now it’s her turn to put her paws up and enjoy some rest & relaxation. 

Opal is an 18 month old Calico. She’s a super friendly purr-machine and endlessly affectionate. She loves being right where the action is and will happily snuggle up after a good play session.

She is playful and energetic and passes the canine test with flying colours!

After sharing her space with 6 demanding, but adorable, fluffy children, she has officially retired from feline company and wants to rule the roost as your one-and-only cat.

Opal will need:

✅ Garden/outside access

✅ Dog friendly 

✅ Only cat in the household 

✅ Fine with children 

If you’re looking for a loving, lively companion who will fill your home with affection, the beautiful Opal is your girl.

📍Opal is currently with her foster in Putney.

Meet 20 week year old King (male) & Autumn (female)! King because he has a glorious grey crown and Autumn because of her beautiful tortie markings 🥰

This brother & sister were surrendered to us by their owner, along with their two other siblings. 

Their foster describes them as cuddle champions who also both enjoy lots of fuss. Their biggest decision of the day? Which lap to lay on. 

Since being in foster, King has really come out of his shell and wags his tail when you stroke him. He will also scoot over to be extra close to you. Personal space? Prepare to surrender that when King is around!

Autumn is a combination of affectionate companion and inquisitive little adventurer.

She loves to wander around following you throughout the day. Cold knees? Let Autumn warm those up for you whilst making Bake Off worthy biscuits! 

They will need:

✅ Adopted together

✅ Garden/outside access

✅ Fine with children

✅ Not tested with other cats - please describe your current cats’ traits on adoption application 

📍King & Autumn are with their foster in Hanwell

Cozy up this winter with King & Autumn! These sweet lap cats are ready to keep you warm all season long. 

We have a confession….turns out Tinkerbell is MR Tinkerbell 😂🤦🏼‍♀️

That’s right! She is a He and is still looking for a home!

Seven-month-old Mr Tinkerbell is a very friendly little man and word in the street is, he’s quite the catch!

Tinkerbell is incredibly people-oriented. Unlike many rabbits, who would much rather keep all four paws firmly on the ground, he’s happy to be picked up and loves a cuddle with his favourite adults. He’ll also deliver enthusiastic nose boops when he thinks food ought to be forthcoming.

He’s litter trained and currently spends time both indoors with her humans and outside.

He’s less convinced by small, noisy humans. His foster’s grandchildren were a bit much for him, so we think he’d prefer an adult home or one with older, quieter children.

Ideally, he’d like a neutered female rabbit to bond with — not because Mr Tinkerbell is old-fashioned, but because male–female pairings tend to make the easiest and most successful rabbit bonds.

He could potentially be adopted as a solo rabbit by someone with plenty of time to give him the companionship he loves, but in that case he would need to live indoors as part of the family.

Friendly, cuddly, litter trained and not above deploying a nose boop to secure a snack.

Basically, Mr Tinkerbell is looking for a home, a human or two to adore him and, ideally, a female companion to share it all with.

📍 Mr Tinkerbell is currently with his foster in Southfields, SW18.

No-bunny compares to Mr Tinkerbell! Apply now! 

Meet 2 year old Gandalf. A magnificent, serene soul searching for his ultimate home. He has swapped his sceptor for naps and hobbit-sized meals, but his magical presence is undeniable. 

Gandalf is deaf. He won't hear you enter the room, so when he looks up, his little face lights up in total, hilarious surprise! He lives life with complete contentment and doesn't let silence hold him back one bit.

He loves body, head, and face rubs and when receiving affection, he produces the sweetest purr. When he wants to speak, he produces a glorious, raspy little "squawk"….a little unusual but very cute!

Gandalf is exceptionally docile and peaceful—no scratching or biting. He prefers wet food over dry and when mealtime approaches, he becomes your devoted shadow, expertly weaving in and around your legs until dinner is served.

Gandalf takes environmental changes to heart and needs 2 to 3 days to adjust to a new realm. By day 3, his confidence returns, and he's back to his usual happy self.

Gandalf will need:

✅ Sufficient indoor space to play, relax and exercise 

✅ Needs to be the only pet in the household 

✅ Older, cat savvy children are fine 

Gandalf is looking for a patient, loving home where he can reign over his cozy kingdom. Are you ready to welcome this wise, gentle boy into your Fellowship?

📍Gandalf is currently with his foster in Blackheath, London

Say hello to this big hunk of love, 10 year old, Nathaniel. 

Nathaniel joined us after his previous foster sadly had to step back due to illness, bringing his full, glorious "old man" energy with him.

He is the ultimate sweet senior soul: relaxed, easygoing, and deeply devoted to the art of the afternoon nap. While he appreciates having his own spot to snooze, he still wants to be right by your side to keep you company. Nathaniel adores gentle cuddles and is particularly fond of a good rump scratch to loosen up. 

No judgement here Nathaniel! 

Like any proper gentleman set in his ways, he can be a bit shy with strangers and has zero tolerance for chaos. Loud noises and sudden movements ruin his peaceful retirement vibe, so he requires a quiet, adult-only home where he can nap in peace and maintain his calm vintage flow.

Nathaniel needs:

✅ Garden

✅ Adults only - preferably someone living a quiet life

✅ Must be the only pet in the household 

We know that black and older cats often get overlooked, but we’re hoping you’ll see past his outside and open your home to this sweet, gorgeous boy who’s ready to find his retirement haven.

📍 Nathaniel is currently with his foster in New Southgate, London 

Playful kitten by day. Sofa snuggle-bug the minute you sit down. Meet Tator Tot (aka Smudge). 

Born 14 July, this ridiculously adorable smoky-grey boy really does have the best of both worlds: he’s curious and playful, but also wonderfully chilled, affectionate and VERY fond of a cuddle.

Tater Tot loves chasing the laser dot, batting little balls and toy mice around and playing hide and seek in his tunnel. But once the games are over? He’s straight onto the sofa, ready to snuggle up and have his tummy tickled. And judging by the photos, he takes this part of his day extremely seriously.

His foster describes him as having a beautiful, warm character. He adores playing, adores cuddles and is just a thoroughly lovely little kitten to have around.

He’s also been beautifully socialised with his foster’s nine-year-old dog, is good with children and is litter trained.

As Tater Tot is still a young kitten, he must have an animal companion in his new home — either a friendly resident cat or a genuinely kitten-friendly dog. He won’t be adopted as an only pet.

Smudge will need 

✔️ a garden for when he’s old enough to explore outside

✔️ a cat or dog companion 

✔️kid friendly 

✔️ he will be microchipped, vaccinated, neutered, flea treated and wormed 

✔️ will be ready to leave foster in the first week of October.

📍 Fostered in Southfields, SW19, London

If you’re looking for a kitten who’ll make you laugh, play his heart out and then curl up beside you for cuddles, Smudge might just be the one you’ve been waiting for.

Lucas was found as a tiny stray and handed into a vet at just five weeks old, covered in fleas and battling a nasty eye infection. He arrived in foster care alone, without his mum or siblings.

Fast forward to now and just LOOK at him.

Lucas is tiny, fearless and absolutely bursting with personality. He zooms around the house with the confidence of a cat ten times his size, follows his foster mum everywhere and firmly believes that anything she’s doing would be improved by Lucas joining in.

And when all that important Lucas business is finished? He turns into a complete cuddlebug, snuggling up with his humans, suckling his favourite fleece blanket and making endless biscuits.

He’s basically equal parts tiny menace, devoted shadow and enormous softie.

And then there’s the purr. If you heard it on our teaser video, you’ll already know Lucas fights dirty.

Because Lucas has grown up without his mum or siblings, he must have a friendly, playful resident cat in his new home to give him the feline companionship he’s missed out on.

✔️ needs a garden and a friendly cat playmate

✔️ ok with families and children 

✔️ ready second week of October 

📍in foster in 

So, we’ll issue the challenge one more time.

Look at those photos. Remember the purr. Imagine that tiny shadow following you around the house and curling up beside you at the end of the day. Still think you can resist Lucas?

LALA & JOEY — DOUBLE TROUBLE, WITH A LOT OF PURRING

Born 22.07.26, this brother-and-sister duo are bright, bold, ridiculously playful and seemingly determined to find out just how much fun can be squeezed into a single day. They’ll be ready for their forever home around 10 October and will be adopted together.

Lala is a clever tuxedo, curious and completely full of life. She’s often the first to investigate somewhere new, loves climbing, playing with her siblings and chasing her favourite bell toy. She’s brave, energetic and always interested in whatever is going on.

But underneath all that adventuring is a proper little lovebug. Lala comes running to greet her humans when they enter the room, loves being held, cuddled and kissed, and when she finally runs out of steam, she’ll climb onto her foster’s lap and sleep there for ages while they work.

Joey is the happiest little troublemaker you could hope to meet. Bold, independent and VERY high energy, he loves wrestling with his siblings, chasing his catnip ball and generally throwing himself enthusiastically into kitten life.

And apparently Joey doesn’t believe humans should have to work very hard for a purr. Go anywhere near him and his engine starts before you’ve even touched him.

Together, Lala and Joey are a brilliant combination of brains, bravery, affection, purrs and absolute kitten mayhem. Judging by the photos, furniture is merely additional playground equipment.

They will need 

✔️ to be adopted together

✔️ a garden for when they’re old enough to explore

✔️ can live with children and kitten friendly cats 

📍 in foster in Kennington/Camberwell, South London and will be ready around 10 October.

So, are you ready for two tiny adventurers to charge into your home, cause an entirely reasonable amount of chaos… and then climb onto you for cuddles afterwards?

HUGO THE BOSS

Tiny kitten. Enormous confidence. Absolutely zero concerns about who was already living in HIS house.

Meet Hugo, a gorgeous little black kitten who has very quickly earned the nickname Hugo the Boss.

When Hugo decided he was ready to meet his foster’s resident cats and dog, Poppet, he simply wandered in and got on with it. No drama. No fuss. Completely unfazed. Poppet, meanwhile, was delighted because she is obsessed with kittens and immediately appointed herself Head of Hugo Welfare.

And underneath all that confidence is the darlingest little boy.

Hugo is friendly, curious and wonderfully affectionate. He loves being petted, is a big fan of belly rubs and is already extremely accomplished at the important kitten skill of finding a human lap and making himself comfortable.

He’s playful and inquisitive, but he also has a beautifully soft, cuddly side. When the excitement is over, Hugo is more than happy to curl up with his people or his furry friends and snooze.

He’s already showing what a wonderfully sociable little kitten he is and would love a home where he can continue having both human and animal companionship. He will be ready from second week of October. 

Hugo needs:

✔️ A garden for when he’s old enough to explore

✔️ A kitten friendly resident cat or dog for companionship

✔️ Plenty of affection and belly rubs

✔️ Children welcome

📍in foster in Chelsea 

Hugo is around two months old, microchipped, vaccinated, neutered, wormed and flea treated. 

If you’ve been waiting for a confident, cuddly little character to walk into your home and immediately act as though he’s always belonged there… Hugo the Boss may have just found you.

SASHA & CHICHI — TWO KITTENS, ONE VERY SERIOUS COMMITMENT TO CUDDLING

Some kittens bond over causing chaos. Sasha and Chichi appear to have built their relationship around cuddling, grooming each other and finding increasingly ridiculous ways to sleep in one small bed together.

And honestly, look at them. We’re not splitting that up.

Born 22.07.26, these gorgeous boys will be ready for their forever home around 10 October.

Sasha is the big, fluffy black, laid-back one. He’s a gloriously soft, sleepy boy who loves being held, has an impressively loud purr and considers cuddles and naps to be two of life’s greatest pleasures. He’ll happily join in with the playing too — but given the choice between another game and being scooped up for a cuddle, we know where Sasha is heading.

Chichi is his smaller, very handsome tuxedo sidekick. He might not be able to do everything his bigger siblings can yet, but that certainly doesn’t stop him trying. And if he can’t join their game? He’ll invent his own. His beloved catnip fish can keep him entertained for ages.

He also adores being held and cuddled — whether that’s by his humans or curled up with his siblings. But there’s one sibling he gravitates towards again and again: Sasha. 

These two groom each other, snuggle up together and can regularly be found completely entwined in the same bed.

They’ve chosen each other, which is why we’re choosing a home where they can stay together.

Sasha and Chichi need 

✔️to be adopted together

✔️a garden for when they’re old enough to explore

✔️can live with children and other cats.

📍in foster in Kennington/Camberwell, South London and will be ready around 10 October.

The question isn’t whether Sasha and Chichi are ready for a lifetime of cuddles. Are you?

Say hello to Melinda, a 4-year-old calico beauty looking for her forever home!

When Melinda first arrived in our care, she was completely shut down and wary of the world—a clear sign that her past hadn't been kind to her. Thanks to the incredible patience of her foster dad, Richard, this sweet girl has undergone a remarkable transformation. She has slowly learned to feel safe, blossom into a true cat, and let her personality shine.

Melinda would suit a quieter household where she can feel secure and relax at her own pace.

She can be shy around new faces, but with a little time and patience, her curious side always wins out.

Melinda is a spider catcher extraordinaire! If you dislike creepy-crawlies, she is more than ready to be your brave, eight-legged pest control specialist!

She’s a fun, playful beauty who appreciates a human who respects her boundaries when playtime is over.

Melinda will need:

✅ Adult only home 

✅ Access to a garden

✅ Only pet in the household 

Once she’s used to your routine, she’ll great you when you arrive home and happily snuggle on your lap. 

Once a scaredy cat, now a snuggle cat; Melinda has come so far on her journey, and all she needs is a kind heart to give her the peaceful life she truly deserves. Could that be you?

📍Melinda is with her foster in Croydon

Meet our gorgeous Mane!

Bold, confident, full of affection with a fabulous toothbrush tasche, Mane is approximately 8 years old and will make herself instantly at home 😂

She isn't shy about asking for fuss and will happily let you know when she'd like a stroke. Just as importantly, she'll also let you know when she's had enough—Mane knows her own mind and appreciates having her boundaries respected.

Mane would love a home with access to a secure garden, where she can explore, soak up the sunshine, and establish herself as the queen of the neighbourhood.

Because she can occasionally give a little nip or swipe when she's ready for some alone time, we'd recommend a home without young children. We don't yet know how she feels about living with other cats or pets. 

If you're looking for a confident, sassy companion with plenty of character and lots of love to give, Mane could be the perfect match for you!

📍Mane is currently with her foster in Streatham/Brixton