Our Cat of the Month
Female, Prime, 3 to 7 years old
I would like to live with my loving human but I am not sure about other animals.
Meet our cat
Take a look at this months’ star cat, with all the information you could need to get to know them!
About us
We are Care4Cats, a small team dedicated to helping felines in need! We take in stray and unwanted cats and kittens, rehabilitate them and prepare them for a better life in adopted homes. It is our mission to get stray cats off the street and in to the loving homes they all deserve.
Adopt today!
We have lots of cats that would love to become a part of your family. Take a look below and change a cat’s life now.
Meet our cats
We have loads of different cats who would love to meet you today, we’re sure you’ll find the one for you!
Tanner
Male, Kitten, 0 to 1 year old
I would like to live with cats, a companion that will match my character.
Carter
Male, Kitten, 0 to 1 year old
I would like to live with cats, a companion that will match my character.
Betty
Female, Prime, 3 to 7 years old
I would like to live with cats, my loving human but I am not sure about other animals.
Belle
Female, Kitten, 0 to 1 year old
I would like to live with cats, a companion that will match my character.
Beetle
Male, Kitten, 0 to 1 year old
I would like to live with cats, a companion that will match my character.
Found or lost a cat?
We have all the advice you could need to help your lost cat, or a cat you think is in need.
How Big is the Issue?
At current estimates, there are believed to be nine million stray cats and one-and-a-half million feral cats in the UK, that's a lot of cats in need.
Will the Cat I Adopt Be Healthy?
All our cats are neutered, vaccinated, micro-chipped, treated for worms, snap tested for FIV and FELV and treated for fleas. We rehabilitate the cats we get back to as healthy as possible, ready to join their new families and will not rehome a cat until it is fully treated and healthy.
Does it Cost to Adopt a Cat?
There is a small cost when adopting a cat through us. This is simply to help cover the veterinary costs and the amount will still be significantly less than you would pay taking the cat to the vets yourself. The amount will vary depending on the age and breed of the cat, any donations made above this cost are hugely appreciated.