5 animals for adoption
Focused on rescuing, fostering, and rehoming cats and kittens while promoting responsible pet ownership in Ireland.
Charity no. 20206155
5 animals available
€150adoption fee
Cat · 4 months · Female
Co. Wexford, Ireland
Patch is a shy and timid little girl, as she gets comfortable she loves to be be cuddled. She very much relies on her brother Smudge to lead the way. She struggles with keeping her face clean so would need a family happy to help her out when she needs an extra wash.
€150adoption fee
Cat · 4 months · Male
Co. Wexford, Ireland
Smudge is a stunningly handsome boy, with quite unusual markings. He is very shy until he gets to know people and then he is a total cuddle bug. He would like to find a home with his sister Patch as they’re best friends.
€150adoption fee
Cat · 1 year · Female
Co. Wexford, Ireland
Rose is a very young but a model cat mum. She is an exceptionately gentle cat and has the patience of a saint with her kittens. She loves human company although she’s not a fan of being picked up. She accepts it for a few seconds then gently tries to get down. She loves being petted and when we sit down ,she either jumps on our lap or sits beside us and pokes us with her paw or nose to pet her. I It would be amazing if she was chosen with Conker by someone who is looking to adopt a pair as they are devoted to each other.
€150adoption fee
Cat · 3 months · Male
Co. Wexford, Ireland
Hunter is a gentle, affectionate boy who gets on well with his human and feline housemates. He loves to explore his surroundings and he misses nothing. He can hear the sound of the treat tin being opened from the far end of the house! He is very playful and has great bursts of energy but then he’ll be looking to recharge his batteries with a power nap on the windowsill
€150adoption fee
Cat · 1-3 years
Co. Wexford, Ireland
We’re often asked to help with finding alternative accommodation for outdoor/farm/barn cats. They are NOT pets. They come in all shapes, sizes and colours. Some are friendlier than others and, given time, may choose to become more domesticated, but they will always have a feisty streak. We usually try to rehome barn cats in bonded pairs i.e from the same colony but occasionally we come across really independent cat who genuinely seems to prefer living alone. Barn cats earn their living by keeping premises rodent free. All they ask in return is food and lodging. Barn cats will be neutered and health checked before being rehomed. As they originate from an outdoor environment, you will need to have a secure shed or garage for the initial settling in period to house the new cat, until they get used to their new home. Otherwise they may simply wander off! After this initial period, they can be allowed to roam, and carry out their rodent patrolling duties, as nature intended! Please note that we’re based in Co Wexford and you must be able to collect the cats from us.