Adopt a Cat

All of our rescued cats are in the care of our fantastic Cat Foster Carers. Whilst in our care, our foster cats will receive any veterinary treatments and procedures required. Once our foster cats are ready for their forever homes, they become available for adoption.

When you find your perfect match, follow our guide below to get the adoption process started.

Miss DeeDee - Reserved

DeeDee is a lovely 1 year old. Zesty, friendly, loving, playful and snugglebug are all words used to describe Deedee. She loves playtime but is also keen to snuggle up with you on the sofa and loves to sleep right beside her foster carers. DeeDee is litter trained, spayed and has had all her necessary treatments.

DeeDee's requirements:

  • Can live with children
  • The only cat in the home
  • Ideally a home where someone would be around most of the time
  • A home away from any busy roads
  • Access to the outside via a catflap.

Oscar - Reserved

Meet 5 year old Oscar. If you are looking for a cat with an insatiable appetite for cuddles, smooches and lap time, then Oscar is the boy for you. Oscar was a stray for at least 2-3 years before coming to us. As a result of this he has developed two lifelong health conditions. Oscar has Clicivirus and Bordetella Bronchisepttica, a upper respiratory condition. Both conditions have not made him poorly other than some nasal congestion. From time to time when congestion builds up it can be remedied with a few days of powder in his food. Oscar has reduced immunity, we are looking for an indoor home where there are no other animals. Oscar loves to play and will require stimulation from his new family to keep him occupied. Someone who is around a good part of the day would be ideal as Oscar loves human company. Oscar is living with his foster carer in the area of Swindon.

Oscar's requirements:

  • Can live with children of secondary school age
  • The only pet in the home
  • Ideally a home where someone would be around most of the time
  • An indoor home

Find Your Purrfect Match: A Step-by-Step Guide to Cat Adoption

1

Fill Out the ‘Perfect Match’ Form

Complete every section of our form and email it to us at fostering@rspcaoandf.org.uk.

2

We’ll Review & Contact You

A member of our team will review your form, and we’ll be in touch!

3

Let’s Chat

We’ll arrange a phone call to discuss any questions or details.

4

Home Check Time

If you seem like a good match, one of our home checkers will schedule a time to do a home check—usually via WhatsApp video call.

5

Meet Your New Feline Friend

Once your home check is approved, we’ll arrange a meet-and-greet with the cat and complete any adoption paperwork.

6

Adoption Fee

The adoption fee starts at £180, which covers neutering, vaccinations, microchipping, and up-to-date flea and worm treatment. This helps us continue caring for cats in need.

7

Take Your Cat Home

After completing everything, you can bring your new furry friend home!

*Note: This is a general guide. The adoption process may vary depending on individual circumstances. Our priority is always the welfare of the cats.*

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