RSPCA Cats & Kittens For Adoption - Keighley & Craven District
Name: MINNIE
Age: 12 MONTHS OLD
Breed: DOMESTIC SHORT HAIR
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Minnie is sadly yet another abandonment case. She was taken in by a kind gentleman, but sadly Minnie didn’t get along with his resident cat, so she came to us for rehoming.
The gentleman told us that initially she was scared, but once she realised she was safe, she was friendly and liked a fuss. Minnie is currently at the cattery, and they say how well she has come round and really loves a fuss and will go running to them when they go in to her. She also uses her litter tray without any issues too. Minnie liked looking out of the window when she was with the gentleman but never made an attempt to go outside, so we would like it to be her choice if/when she goes outside and not to be forced. Because of her reaction to the resident cat (she didn’t take to her at all), we are looking for her to be the only cat in her new home. Minnie really deserves her own special place where she can feel safe and loved.
Name: ZIVA
Age: 9 MONTHS OLD
Breed: DOMESTIC LONG HAIR
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Ziva is a young girl, aged approximately nine months old. She was sadly an abandonment case and isn’t a lap cat, but she will let you make a fuss of her on her terms, of course! She is very energetic and will want to go outdoors once she is settled; a home that’s away from busy roads would be needed so she can explore safely. Children of secondary school age would be fine for Ziva, and she would also need to be the only pet in her new home.
Name: FIN & LEO (HOUSE CATS)
Age: 4 YEARS OLD
Breed: DOMESTIC SHORT HAIR
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These two handsome boys (see multi image page for pictures of them both) were recently signed over to us for rehoming. They are both brothers who have lived together all their lives and have always been permanent house cats. Their owner said they would sometimes venture into the backyard for a quick inspection, but they soon came back into the house. In the previous home, they had been limited to one room for a while, were not neutered, and they had fleas too. Happily, they are now vet checked and ready and waiting to find their new home together. We know it’s a bigger ask to find someone willing to adopt two cats together, but although they could possibly live apart, we do think they would really miss each other, and we hope we can find that special home for them. Fin & Leo are currently in foster care, and this is what the carer has said about them so far..
‘When they first came to me, they both hid in separate places for a couple of days. But then they slowly came around, and they are now together most of the time. They seem to look to each other for confidence. They have now settled in well and are adorable and very loving. They like to snuggle up on you. Fin likes to be round your neck a lot, and he is also very chatty. Ideally, they would both like to have their owners to themselves with no young children or pets, so they would be the centre of attention. Or a single person with a lot of time to give them. Leo has attached himself to my daughter, and Fin is attached to me!’
Name: BETTY
Age: 4 MONTHS APPROX.
Breed: DOMESTIC SHORT HAIR
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This cute little girl is Betty, a young kitten aged around four months old. She initially came to us from an allotment; it was thought she was feral, so we neutered and ear-tipped her, ready for re-release. With her being so young, one of our foster carers kept her at her home whilst the weather was so cold. It quickly became clear that Betty loves a fuss but will run and hide if she’s unsure about anything. She ideally needs an adult-only home where there would be someone around with time and patience to continue her socialisation. Betty loves the company of other animals; she’s fine with her foster carers’ dogs and tries to get the resident cats to play, but unfortunately, they’re too old for that. Betty is now ready to leave for her new home and the many adventures it will bring.