Luxurious Lily

When people think of a “luxurious” cat, they imagine ragdolls or designer breeds with waiting lists a mile long. In rescue, luxury means something different.

It’s a cat who survived the streets friendly, tame, domestic who never should have been left cold and alone. A black cat who melts into the shadows.

A cat like Lily. 

Lily is 1.5 years old, a stunning tuxedo beauty who was taken in by a kind member of the public. She adores human company, cries when left alone, and wants someone around as much as possible. She’s chatty, affectionate, and firmly believes whatever you’re cooking should be shared and she’ll happily debate you on it until you give in (and you will).

Lily needs a home with a garden and someone who will love her like the designer cat she truly is  the kind you’d see and think, “I need her.”

Apply for Lily.

She’s more supreme than any pedigree.

 “Our next contestant is a lovely young lady looking for love…”

Meet Tatiana, age one… affectionate, devoted, and officially ready to be someone’s number one girl.

Now let’s get straight to the important bit — this young lady adores people. She loves attention, enjoys a cuddle, and will happily make herself comfortable right by your side. She’s not playing hard to get. If you’ve got hands for fuss, she’s available.

But like many of us, Tatiana’s had a busy year.

While most one-year-olds are still in their playful party era, Tatiana was busy raising her kittens in a lively family home. Children, kittens, noise — she handled it all beautifully… but truth be told, it was a bit much for a sensitive young soul who was still growing up herself.

So what’s she looking for now?

🌿 A safe garden for elegant strolls and the occasional sunbathe
🏡 A calmer, quieter home (low drama preferred, ok with older children) 
💞 A human who wants a loving, affectionate companion

And don’t forget — she’s still just one year old. This isn’t a retirement plan! Tatiana still wants to play, to explore, to enjoy her own young adulthood now that her mum duties are complete. She’s ready for fun, freedom, and a fresh start.

So if you’re sitting at home thinking,
“Ooh, she sounds lovely…”

Why not step forward?

📍 in foster in Addlestone 

 They were left behind when their owners moved.

Just one year old… and already Mr Misty and Minnie know what it feels like to lose their home.

They didn’t become angry. They didn’t stop loving. They just held onto each other.

Mr Misty is the brave one. Straight onto your lap, purring, playful, desperate to be close.

Minnie is quieter. She watches first, then leans in for gentle fuss. She prefers sitting beside you rather than on you but she wants to be near. Always near.

They sleep curled up together. They play together. They comfort each other.

After everything, they still have that bond and we would love them to keep it.

In foster in Croydon

Litter trained

Not fussy eaters

Neutered, vaccinated, flead & wormed

Homecheck & adoption fee apply

If you can give them the stability they’ve already lost once, please apply.

 Sweet Isaac is ready for his forever home 

Isaac is a sweet, innocent 4-year-old little boy who has already experienced so much uncertainty.

He came from a home where addiction had taken over, and vulnerable people were taken advantage of. In the middle of that instability was this gentle little soul, just trying to feel safe.

When we arrived, Isaac was hiding in a cupboard frightened of who the visitors might be. But this time, they were there to help. He was gently scooped up and carried to safety.

His owner had sadly passed away. The flat was so bare… just Isaac and a few belongings left behind.

To his owner wherever you are we hope the world is kinder to you now. We promise Isaac is safe. He was likely your only light in very dark tunnels, and we will honour that by finding him the loving home he deserves.

Isaac is shy but has come such a long way. He has bonded beautifully with the calm child in his foster home, so patient, gentle children would be fine. What he needs now is time, understanding and a family who will let him blossom at his own pace. 

Currently in foster in Putney

 On Friday, two tiny, fragile souls entered our lives.

Meet Robin and Avery just 4 weeks old, and already facing the world without their mum.

These babies should still be curled up safely beside her, learning, nursing, feeling her warmth and protection. Instead, they were given away when a family facing homelessness passed them to someone at a college  without their mother.

What breaks our hearts the most?

These kittens are a beautiful weight and in lovely condition. That tells us something important… their mum loves them. She’s cared for them. She’s done everything right. She is a good mother who wants her babies.

And she is still out there.

To the person who has her if you’re struggling, please hear this:

There is no judgement. We only want to help. We can cover the cost of neutering her. We can bring her into safety if needed. We can support you. Please reach out. 

No mother should lose her babies like this.

And no one should feel they have to cope alone.

Robin and Avery are safe with us now, but they are far too young to be without their mum. We will give them everything they need love, warmth, security but we won’t stop hoping we can help their mother too.

If you would like to help us help them, you can:

Looking for a lovable, charming feline to add some spice to your life? Meet Tommy! This 3.5-year-old big-cheeked beauty has a heart of gold and a playful, mischievous streak that’s impossible to resist.

His foster mom, Oddette, shares what makes Tommy so special:

- Super friendly and ready to become your new best friend

- Gets along great with chill cats—he’s a team player

- A softie at heart—don’t let his “bad boy” looks fool you; he’s all about love and cuddles (just keep that on the down-low from the other cats!)

- Laid-back and zen—Tommy is basically a feline yoga master

- Loves chasing and pouncing on soft toys—playtime is his jam

- Cannot get enough of ear and cheek rubs—prepare for endless purring

- Cozying up on his own heat mat—his throne, and he’s not sharing!

Tommy is looking for a home with outdoor space to let his charm shine and keep him swooning the local ladies—remember, he’s got to keep his reputation intact (wink, wink).

If you think Tommy could be your perfect match, don’t wait—apply today and give this lovable “bad boy” the forever home he deserves!

Meet Buddy: Professional Shadow. Amateur Vacuum Critic. Full-Time Good Boy.

Buddy is on the lookout for a forever home — one with a garden to patrol and humans who understand that hands were designed primarily for stroking cats.

Let’s cover the essentials:

✔️ Older and understanding children

✔️ Cat friendly (currently completing a degree in Feline Diplomacy)

✔️ Requires a secure garden (important sniffing responsibilities await)

✔️ Firmly anti-vacuum (he has his reasons)

While he still believes the vacuum cleaner is a personal attack, Buddy has truly come into his own. These days he specialises in soft, optimistic little meows and the world-famous “Gentle Nudge™.”

Hand not moving?

Buddy: nudge

Still not moving?

Buddy: slightly firmer nudge with eye contact

He will politely remind you that cuddles are not optional.

His once dramatic relationship with food has evolved into something far more refined. He now grazes like a distinguished gentleman — small snacks throughout the day, ideally every 45 minutes. Efficiency. Organisation. Vision.

With his current feline housemate, Tosia, Buddy is a hopeful romantic. She hisses. He responds with soft, encouraging meows. She’s skeptical. He remains committed. We respect the persistence.

When he’s not napping, Buddy will be your steady little companion, trailing behind you like a calm, fluffy bodyguard. Bathroom supervisor? Obviously. Kitchen assistant? Naturally. Emotional support presence? Around the clock.

Buddy is friendly, composed, endlessly patient — and ready to be someone’s loyal sidekick.

All he needs is a loving home, a secure garden, and a family who appreciates a gentle nudge and a very devoted shadow.

📩 Apply quickly. The vacuum is still on his enemies list and he deserves a safer postcode. 🐾

📍in foster in Wandsworth, London

READY FOR ADOPTION (AGAIN!)

🐾 Meet Casper, the 5-year-old white whiskered wonder who's got more charm than a ghostly apparition! 👻✨ 

He was recently surrendered into our care through no fault of his own. It was clear however, that he was loved and well looked after, which is a novel thing for us to write! 

This dapper male kitty is ready to haunt your heart and turn your home into a spooky-sweet paradise. No need to be scared—he's just here for love (and maybe a few ghostly purrs).

Casper will need:

✅ outside access 

✅ he is dog/cat and child friendly 

✅ lots of cuddles

✅ a black blanket not to use, so he can sit on the sofa 😆

Adopt Casper today and bring a little spectral sweetness into your life! #GhostlyGoodBoy

 📍Casper is currently with his foster in London

NEO NEEDS A ANIMAL LOVING ANGEL

Neo is 11 years old.

And he isn’t looking for perfection.

He’s looking for someone who will love him… even if he never learns how to show it back.

When you picture adopting a cat, you imagine cuddles, purring, little paws reaching for you. That’s why Neo gets overlooked. He doesn’t reach out. He hides. He freezes. He’s afraid of the world.

Neo came from a home where addiction controlled everything. The conditions were heartbreaking. Life was unpredictable sometimes calm, sometimes frightening. And Neo learned one thing very clearly: humans are not always safe.

He has been in foster in SE London for 2 months.

He is still completely shut down.

He doesn’t understand that he’s safe now.

He doesn’t understand that no one is going to hurt him.

He doesn’t know that love can be gentle.

Neo needs someone extraordinary.

Someone patient enough to sit in the same room without expectation.

Someone kind enough to move slowly.

Someone steady enough to prove they won’t disappear.

He needs routine. Soft voices. Quiet days.

He needs time however long that may be.

He is cat-friendly and could live with calm feline companions. In his previous home, he had outdoor access.

We will never create a fairytale to secure an adoption. Neo deserves honesty and the right home not just any home.

He may never be the cuddly cat you imagined.

But he deserves safety.

He deserves stability.

He deserves a chance to learn that not all humans leave.

Please don’t let him spend the rest of his life waiting. 

Two pairs of beautiful boy kittens ready for collection mid-March:

Connor & Finn (brothers) Maddux & Lukas (brothers)

These sweet, playful boys have wonderful temperaments and are fantastic with children. They're looking for homes where they'll have access to a garden to explore and play.

What we're looking for:

• Loving families or individuals

• Outdoor access/garden essential

• Homes where pairs can stay together 

• Collection: Mid-March 2026

All four boys are healthy, socialized, and ready to bring joy to their new families. They've been raised in a family environment and are used to plenty of love and attention.

 📍based in Chiswick

Lila: Retired Mother. Full-Time Icon. Available for adoption.

(Please remain respectful.)

Interviewer: Lila, thank you for speaking with us. Can you confirm the rumours?

Lila: Yes. I have retired from motherhood. Effective immediately. The milk bar is closed. The toddlers have vacated the premises. We are no longer accepting small humans in fur form.

Interviewer: How extensive was your career?

Lila: Countless litters. Endless night shifts. I’ve been climbed on, shouted at, headbutted, and used as a trampoline. I ran a full nursery service with zero pay and terrible management.

Interviewer: And how are you feeling now?

Lila: Relieved. Radiant. Slightly dramatic about it. I would now like peace, a heated blanket, and exclusive lap privileges.

Interviewer: What are you looking for in your forever home?

Lila:

– A garden. Non-negotiable. I have pottering to do.

– A warm bed that does NOT suddenly fill with kittens.

– A human I can lovingly supervise and mildly possess.

Interviewer: Mildly possess?

Lila: I may be okay with other cats… with a slow introduction. Very slow. After years of sharing myself with tiny freeloaders, I quite enjoy having my own human. I won’t start drama… but I will absolutely assert “that’s my person” if required. Politely. Probably.

Interviewer: How would you describe your personality?

Lila: Extremely friendly. Kid friendly. Cat tolerant (with paperwork). I greet visitors like I run the household. I’m affectionate, confident, and very ready for my Soft Life Era™️.

Interviewer: Final statement?

Lila: I’ve raised generations. I’ve done the chaos. Now I would like tranquillity, garden strolls, snacks on demand, and to be someone’s number one girl.

Adopt Lila.

Let the queen retire properly. 👑🐾

🐾 Meet Stefan: part nap king, part cuddle connoisseur 🐾

Looking for a cat who knows what he likes — and isn’t afraid to tell you?
 Allow us to introduce Stefan, a 2-year-old quiet, independent gentleman with a soft spot for attention.

Stefan takes his rest very seriously and enjoys having his own space to snooze in peace… but he also loves being stroked and will happily join you on the sofa when he’s in the mood for fuss — especially if neck tickles are involved. Those are elite-tier. 😌

Lap available? Stefan is more than happy to curl up and soak up the strokes. Dinner late? Don’t worry — he’ll let you know when he’s hungry (politely… at first).

✔️ Fully litter trained
✔️ Easy to feed
✔️ Affectionate and sociable on his terms
✔️ Honest communicator — may give a gentle scratch or nip if you miss the “that’s enough” memo

Stefan would love a home with garden access so he can enjoy the great outdoors, and he’s fine in a family with children who can respect his boundaries.

If you’re after a cat who will nap like a pro and keep you company on the sofa, Stefan could be your perfect match. 💛

Belle of the ball -  no longer just the street! 

Belle is around 2 years old and was part of a colony we were trapping. Watching her being constantly chased and mounted by much larger males was heartbreaking. No matter how high she climbed, she was never safe. She was barely half their size, yet instinct meant she was never left alone. It wasn’t their fault, but it was devastating for her.

We learned Belle had already had multiple litters some taken away, others die. We knew we couldn’t leave without her. Thankfully, she trusted us enough to go straight into a carrier.

Since being in our care, Belle has blossomed. Free from constant male attention, she’s shown her sweet, gentle nature. She’s been wonderful with resident cats and children and would love a home with a garden.

Now dressed in her beautiful tabby gown, Belle is ready to be the star of every family gathering, garden party, and everyday moment. She’s ready to meet her forever family. 

Jeff said, “Nah mate, I ain’t for that street life, babe,” and we obliged.

Jeff was running the streets of Southall, giving it the full big-man act, like no tom cat could bring this boy down. I run the show. Being just three years old, he still had a lot to learn.

Jeff then hurt his paw, thinking he was Mike Tyson fighting for his next female victory, and started walking around like his leg was hanging off. We, being Protected Paws, rushed to his aid ready for a leg fracture, orthopaedic surgeon on call, soft tissue referral alerted because of the way he was acting.

Nope. Jeff basically had a paper cut… if that. Jeff definitely went down fighting likely a kitten or something much smaller maybe a mous

So Jeff headed to foster with Anthony for his recovery (from what we are still asking ourselves while crying at the vet bill). We warned Anthony: “Okay, this is a feral cat be careful. He’ll be terrified.”

The first few days, Jeff swore he showed his big teeth to scare everyone and hissed like Mufasa himself. Then again… all a big act.

After a few days, and multiple conversations explaining that he’s not big, not scary, and that we will be friends, Jeff finally turned into Simba and is actually the most adorable little man, now looking for a home.

So if you live in a home with a garden and are totally prepared for a cat who’s a bit of a drama queen, then Jeff is your man.

Jeff, we are very glad you came to us even though we have a £1,000 bill for a paper cut. Jeff will still argue his leg was hanging off and that he just recovers very quickly.

Adopt Jeff.

PS: Make sure you get insurance.

Indoor-only or secure catio home required

Meet Marvin — proof that you only need three legs and a big personality to take on the world.

Marvin is around 1.5 years old and has already been through more drama than most cats manage in nine lives. After suffering a serious untreated injury, Marvin was rescued, rushed to the vets, and ultimately had to say goodbye to one leg. The good news? Marvin says good riddance — because he’s now pain-free, safe, and absolutely thriving.

Despite his past, Marvin is a total sweetheart with a cheeky sparkle about him. He loves human attention, enjoys being fussed over, and has mastered the art of looking outrageously cute when he wants something (which is often).

✨ Marvin’s vital stats:

* Approx. 1.5 years old

* Tripod cat (three legs, zero self-pity)

* Friendly, affectionate, and people-loving

* Indoor-only home or secure catio required

* Could live with other cats with slow, sensible introductions

* Likely fine with children who understand gentle handling

📍Marvin is currently in foster in East London

Tripod cats like Marvin adapt incredibly well — he can zoom, play, climb, and lounge like a pro. He may do things a little differently, but honestly, that just adds to his charm.

Marvin is looking for a home that will laugh at his antics, admire his resilience, and remind him every day that life can be very, very good.

🐾 If you’ve got room on your sofa (and in your heart) for this cheeky little legend, please get in touch.

Marvin’s ready for a happy ending — preferably with snacks! 

Dora has found herself back with us again… and honestly, our hearts are breaking. We feel like we’ve failed her, even though all we’ve ever wanted was to give her the life she deserves. 

Sometimes, even the best homes just aren’t the right fit and Dora has been so patient while we try to find her people.

This time, we are begging that the next home is Dora’s forever. Her final chapter. Because she deserves peace, stability, and love that doesn’t end.

Dora’s story 

Dora is around 3 years old. She was found as a tiny kitten on the streets and taken in by a kind member of the public. Sadly, the home though loving had children and lots of activity, and Dora just wasn’t made for that life. So she came to us.

When Dora first arrived, she was terrified. We even thought she might be feral.

We were wrong.

After a few days, Dora basically told us: “This is ridiculous. I am not a mouser. I want a home, warmth, and a heated blanket.” And just like that, she showed us who she really was.

She was rehomed… but heartbreakingly, she came back again 11 months later.

Where Dora is now? 

Dora is currently in a calm foster home, and all she’s done is blossom. Day by day, she’s growing more confident, more relaxed, more herself.

What Dora needs

* A quiet home

* One or two people

* No children, no chaos

* Someone who understands that love with a cat happens on their terms

* Someone who will love her, protect her, and stay for her entire life

Dora doesn’t ask for much. Just consistency. Understanding. A heart that won’t give up on her.

Please… if you think you could be Dora’s person, or if you can share her story, do it for her.

She has waited long enough.

Stripey & Marmalade 

They’ve already said goodbye once. Please don’t make them do it again.

Stripey and Marmalade didn’t come into rescue because they were unwanted.

They came because love wasn’t enough to stop illness Parkinson’s their owner was suffering from. 

They were carried out of the only home they’ve ever known while their humans stood behind broken, grieving, apologising through tears for something that was never their fault. The people who adored them had to let them go… and Stripey and Marmalade had no idea why.

All they knew was that everything familiar disappeared.

Except each other.

In foster, their bond is quiet but constant.

Marmalade looks for Stripey the moment he wakes. He checks she’s still there. He greets her with a soft nose kiss. When he’s brave enough to explore, he runs straight back to her for reassurance. When the world feels big, she is his safety.

Stripey, the steadier of the two, watches over him. She settles quickly, seeks affection, and anchors Marmalade when his confidence wobbles. They sleep pressed together. They eat side by side. They move through this new, confusing world as one.

They have already lost: 

* their home

* their routine

* their people

Please don’t let them lose each other too.

Bonded pairs are harder to rehome we know that. But separating them would be another heartbreak layered onto the first. These two don’t just love each other… they need each other.

They are gentle. They are affectionate. They are grieving and they are trying so hard to be brave.

All they are asking for is a home where they can stay together.

If you can offer Stripey & Marmalade a forever home, please apply

Could you be Joe’s human? He is now all ready for adoption!

Joe came into our care a couple of months ago and he was a boy completely broken.

Six years ago, he was taken in off the streets by an elderly lady who, heartbreakingly, could barely care for herself let alone Joe. Joe is now about 13 years old.  The condition he arrived in, and the smell clinging to his coat, told us that the environment he lived in must have been truly horrendous. He was absolutely filthy, neglected in every possible way.

The lady who loved him sadly passed away. It appears she had little to no support before she died and Joe stayed by her side, waiting with her body for several weeks before they were discovered. We still don’t understand how he managed to survive.

When Joe finally reached us, he was in a terrible state.

He was suffering from severe dental disease, covered in layers of filth, and passing bloody diarrhoea.

He is still quite shy but has been doing well in his wonderful foster home and now would love to find a safe, loving home of his own. He would like to be the only cat and would love access to a garden. 

Our lovely Duchess Chloe!

Chloe came into our care this week after facing euthanasia because she was stressed by a resident dog. We thought, well, that’s a silly idea - come here, pretty girl.

Chloe is 9 years old, a Ragdoll, and hella pretty. She is very sweet and loving, and just absolutely perfect.

Chloe would suit a nice, quiet home with an older person or couple, where she can potter around, show you lots of love, and expect it in return.

Chloe needs a home with no other pets or young children.

Can you offer this designer baby girl a home?