Below are a selection of cats recently homed after being seen on Cat Chat.
If YOU have homed a cat with Cat Chat’s help, we'd love to know! If you have adopted a cat after seeing them on Cat Chat, or shelters who have re-homed a cat with Cat Chat's help, please email us as follows (with a photo if possible): This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., and they could star on our "Roll of Honour"!
Nine-month old Rusty has now been rehomed after being spotted on our Cat Chat homing page. Rusty is very loving and rubs against you all the time and turns round and round looking for affection. It was difficult to get a decent photo of him as he would not stay still - lol - he just wanted petting all the time. Many thanks, as always.
Whinnybank Cat Sanctuary, Newburgh
Harry, 2, and Harvey, 4 were rehomed through being seen on Cat Chat. Harry & Harvey found themselves in need of a new home as sadly their previous owner passed away. They are both very sweet natured, love a fuss, and love to play with their toys. Thank you for all you do to help all these cats find their forever homes.
Jack’s Cat Rescue, Louth
Great news: Sooty was spotted on Cat Chat and is now king of his new home! A quiet cat, who takes his time to trust, he had not had the best life: neglected, hit with spoons, and who knows what else. We thought he'd benefit from a home with older children and maybe a secure garden, but he would be quite happy as an indoor cat.
Feline Network Cat Rescue, Paignton
Playful Toby has now got a new home having been spotted on Cat Chat. Thanks, as always, for your help. He's a young boy - 1 year old. He's very bouncy and friendly and he's good with children but we weren't sure about dogs and no other cats, please. Full of energy, he needed a safe garden to go out into as he has a lot of energy to burn up, and would definitely not cope with being confined to the house.
Whinnybank Cat Sanctuary, Newburgh
This cute young chap, loving and playful, needed a new home through no fault of his own, and found one through Cat Chat.
Stour Valley Cat Rescue, Stourbridge
Misty, pretty kitten with a strong character, has been homed thanks to Cat Chat!
Ryedale & Scarborough Cat Welfare, Scarborough
These two beauties have been rehomed thanks to Cat Chat. They are 2 year old Ronnie (tabby male) & his sister Rosie (pure black girl). They were seeking a new home due to a change in their owners circumstances. Both Ronnie & Rosie are very friendly once they get to know you. They spend most of their time indoors but do occasionally venture into the garden for a short time.
Caring Animal Rescue, Stafford
Just to let you know about our rehomed kittens that were seen on Cat Chat: Dawn & Della (left), two sweet black kittens who went to live with a lovely family. Jax, homed with a couple who had another lonely cat. Delboy and Rodney (right), who have gone to live with a lovely young family.
Ann & Bill’s Cat & Kitten Rescue, Hornchurch
Dave, now homed thanks to Cat Chat, had a bad start with people who threw him out like rubbish. He has a lovely nature, mostly very placid, but he had been with the rescue for some time as he could be a little aggressive at times, probably because he had had to fend for himself. He has now settled into a fantastic home and has become a lovable boy.
Maesteg Animal Welfare Society, Bridgend
This is to let you know that our beautiful Poppy has been adopted after being seen on Cat Chat. We think she'd been left behind when her owners moved away but luckily she was taken in by a kind person and brought to us. She is such a gorgeous girl who is full of life and fun, just as young cats should be. It's early days in her new home but Poppy is already proving that she is in charge! She has a fantastic home and very caring owners who already love her to bits. Thank you Poppy for being such a joy to foster and we wish you and your lovely new owners many safe, happy and healthy years together. Lots of love to you and your very caring family. A big thank you to everybody at Cat Chat for all you do on behalf of the cats we all care for so much.
Lancashire Paws Cat Rescue, Bolton
Cheeky kitten Pepper, described as "boss of the boys" by the rescue, has now found his permanent home through Cat Chat.
Ryedale & Scarborough Cat Welfare, Scarborough
Just to let you know Kier and Stripe have been rehomed via Cat Chat. Both of them had been with us for some time, but thanks to Cat Chat they have both found lovely homes, not local so this site really works for us. Kier (left) was found heavily pregnant in a recycling box, hence the name Kier which is our recycling company. She is a friendly cat, still very playful. She needs a family that will love her instead of just kicking her out. Stripe (right), so called because of the stripe on his face, was born here in May. He is a lovely boy, playful but nervous until he gets used to you.
Maesteg Animal Welfare Society, Bridgend
Tiger was offered a home after being spotted on our Cat Chat page. She can be quite shy in new environments with new people, however once settled she knows how to make herself at home, spending most of the time snoozing or giving cuddles. She's spent most of her life indoors and as an only pet and it was preferable for this to continue. This beautiful girl will celebrate her 11th birthday in her new home!
Caring Animal Rescue, Stafford
Beautiful Luna has been homed thanks to Cat Chat. Ten-year-old Luna just wants love, bed and food. Now she has filled out after her awful experiences as an abandoned cat, she is looking really well with a lovely coat and a nature to match. She may want to go out when settled but certainly happy to be in.
Ryedale & Scarborough Cat Welfare, Scarborough
Sweet Ed Sheercat, three, has been homed via Cat Chat. The human at Bart's says he’s a green, which means he’s a proper family cat. Although FIV+, he can live with other friendly cats.
Bart's Legacy, Rochdale
These two sweet kittens, boy and girl, with their cute white bib spots, were quite nervous to start with but have now found their forever home after being spotted on Cat Chat. We were so pleased!
Feline Network Cat Rescue, Paignton
Reggie has been rehomed via Cat Chat. Without you he would still be here. Thank you. Having passed the kitten stage, Reggie was rejected like a discarded toy by his former owner and was handed over to a friend who wasn't in a position to give him the attention he needed. The friend contacted us, so we took him in and after a little initial bewilderment he did well. He's now gone to a lovely home where he's settled nicely.
Maesteg Animal Welfare Society, Bridgend
Great news - Wolfy and Ringo have now been homed after being spotted on our Cat Chat page - many thanks. Sadly their owner had passed away. They are five years old and are very affectionate towards each other so they had to stay together. Because they'd been around their female owner all the time they are a bit wary of men but a bit of chicken helps. Ringo especially might take a bit of time to come round in his new home as he was so close to his former owner. Both are used to being brushed to keep their beautiful coats mat-free. They've now found a loving home.
Whinnybank Cat Sanctuary, Newburgh
Gorgeous Bella has just been adopted! And she was spotted by her adopter on Cat Chat - so thank you so much for helping us to find her the perfect home. Bella is a beautiful girl who loves to explore outside and is used to a semi-rural home. Despite her independent nature, she also loves attention and enjoys a lap - but as with most cats, on her own terms!
Cats Protection Chiltern, Aylesbury
Just to let you know that Millie has now found a new home after being spotted on our Cat Chat page. Millie is 7 years old and had had a really tough time. She came from a dirty and disgusting environment so she had to be trained to use a litter tray as she didn’t know what one was, and she still prefers torn-up newspaper to litter. Millie has always been a house cat and has never looked to venture out but that’s not to say that later on, if there was a garden, she may want to go out. Millie is so loving and friendly and loves company. Thanks for all you do!
Whinnybank Cat Sanctuary, Newburgh
Lulu, now homed, hadn't had the best of starts in life. Although no more than a baby herself she'd already had a litter of kittens that sadly, because of the conditions they lived in, did not survive. Now in good health Lulu is the cat she was always meant to be - playful, inquisitive and full of beans; her eyes are bright and her lovely tortoiseshell fur gleams and sparkles in the sunlight. She'd be OK with older children who could handle her rough and tumble playfulness, and could live with a cat friendly dog. She needed access to outside so she could run around and let off steam. She was adopted through Cat Chat, so thank you very much.
RSPCA Ceredigion, Cardigan
We just wanted to let you know that these two boys were seen on your Overlooked section and we have just homed them. Thank you SO much!!! The magnificent black Lazarus, thought to be feral, is in fact a hunky, chunky love machine. He's FIV positive but is in good health at the moment, enjoying life with his friend Feral Mark. Mark came from a feral colony and had some serious ear polyps/infections and other health problems but after ear surgery and recovery was happy and fit for homing with his friend Lazarus.They were looking for a home indoors with a catio, or as outdoor cats on isolated land with a house, warmth and fluffy beds to retreat to. Their new owner would be covered for vet bills but would have to catch/trap them if they show any signs of illness to get them to a vet asap. They now have the most amazing home!
Cat's Guidance Rescue, Wigan
Just to let you know: because of your website, Davey has been rehomed! Davey, formerly sometimes called Angry Dave, had spent most of his life on the streets, but then a lovely lady who'd been feeding him got him a rescue space. The humans at Bart's worked hard to socialise him, and he showed he was not feral but just scared. He needed a warm and loving home, with a human who'd let him come round in his own time. Lick-e-Lix treats helped a lot with this, and now he's found his happy ending.
Bart's Legacy Cat Rescue, Rochdale
Great news - Boss-Cat has now been homed after being spotted on our Cat Chat page. He's an 18 month old boy who was found roaming the streets unneutered. He is a lovely lad but there was not much information on his background and how he'd been treated. He'd need a garden to go out into once he was settled. He was only on Cat Chat for a week! We are over the moon that he now has a home.
Whinnybank Cat Sanctuary, Newburgh
Just to let you know Bonnie and Clyde have been homed. The pair would never have had a chance of a home without the help of Cat Chat. They were born in the rescue, but unfortunately they were very nervous - just petrified of new people. They relied on each other a lot so could not be separated. They needed a very quiet home, a lot of patience and TLC from an experienced person who would be able to take on a challenge to socialise them and gain their trust. They'd have to be kept indoors for a long time before they can have their freedom. They have been given a wonderful home by two ladies in a quiet household where they will be given the chance to come out of their shell.
Maesteg Animal Welfare Society, Bridgend
Sky has been homed via Cat Chat. Approximately 1 year old, she'd already had 2 litters - her owners didn't want her anymore so neighbours were feeding her. When she became pregnant again, she was brought into the rescue. She had 5 kittens and was a superb mum. She's a very friendly small cat and needed a family where she could have a stable home - an older person or couple, or family with older children. She could live with another cat as there is no malice in her whatsoever. She's now a lovely companion for her new owner.
Maesteg Animal Welfare Society, Bridgend
Characterful, long-stay cat Prince Kevin has been re-homed to an applicant who saw his profile on Cat Chat. He was looking for a new home after his owner was no longer able to look after him and his mum. After moving into a foster home, Kevin was less dependent on his mum and became boisterous and playful, loving to explore the outdoors and climb trees. Still a foodie, he no longer needed reassurance to manage day-to-day life. He's at last found his happy home with safe outdoor space.
Here for Cats, Cobham
Cute little 16-week old Parsnip was homed after being spotted on Cat Chat's Facebook page. He and his brothers were left outside a supermarket! Yet they were very happy and playful kittens who were a delight and made everyone smile!
Axholme Cat Rescue, Doncaster
Just letting you know that Basil who was listed on Cat Chat has been adopted. Basil is only 6 months old and is a curious, vocal boy who will happily chat to you all day long, and give you plenty of love. He is affectionate and good-natured and absolutely loves being around people, so needed someone who is home often, and he hoped also for a cat friend for company. Thanks for your help in finding him a home.
Save A Stray, Sheffield
Great news - Teasel has now been homed after being spotted on our Cat Chat page. He's a 2 year old male who is very gentle and very loving. We weren't sure how he'd be with dogs, other cats or children but he's found his happy home. Thanks again for all you do.
Whinnybank Cat Sanctuary, Newburgh
Just to let you know lovely seven-year-old Tilly has been rehomed via Cat Chat. She had been with us for a long time as her human became too unwell to look after her. She just wanted to be loved and feel secure again. Thanks.
Maesteg Animal Welfare Society, Bridgend
Some good news: this little cutie is around 5/6 years and was seeking a special home. He needed a family that would look past his problems and see him for who he really is: a little boy who just wants to be loved. China is FIV positive so needed an indoor home where he would be the only cat. This little one is also rather shy so needed a quiet, adult-only home. China has been rehomed via Cat Chat which has given an opportunity for an animal-loving family to really make a difference to a little cat’s life - he will now have the love he deserves.
Tails Animal Welfare, Liverpool
Beth was re-homed having been seen on Cat Chat. Despite her difficult start in life, having had at least three litters of kittens at a relatively young age, Beth is the sweetest natured girl. She has now gone to live in a quiet home with a lady who loves her to bits. When the time comes for her to go outdoors she has a lovely garden to explore, such a contrast to the busy road where she had lived previously. We’re over the moon for this special girl who has found her perfect home which she so much deserves.
Burton upon Stather Cat Rescue, Scunthorpe