RSPCA Cats & Kittens For Adoption - Keighley & Craven District
Name: ZIVA
Age: 12 MONTHS OLD
Breed: DOMESTIC LONG HAIR
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Ziva is a beautiful girl, aged 12 months old. Sadly, she was an abandonment case and has spent most of her life in foster care and really deserves her own home to come along soon. Ziva is energetic, inquisitive, and loves to play and explore. Once she’s settled in her new home, she’ll definitely want access to the outdoors, so she’s looking for a home in a safe area that’s away from busy roads where she can safely enjoy all her adventures. Ziva could live with another cat who could tolerate her playful nature; we always advise slow and careful introductions to any resident pets. Children over 12 years old would be best for her. After such a sad start, Ziva is now ready for someone to show her what a loving forever home truly feels like. Could that person be you?
Name: FIN & LEO (HOUSE CATS)
Age: 4 YEARS OLD
Breed: DOMESTIC SHORT HAIR
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These two handsome house cats (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. 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. They are currently at the cattery where they are enjoying attention from the staff, but what they really need is to find a permanent home of their own where they can begin their next adventure. Please see below for their previous foster carers’ comments.
‘These boys are the most loving cats I've ever been with. They will not leave your side and are always wanting cuddles and affection. They are very talkative too, both with me and each other. They're very bonded as always sleep together and play together. They're also very funny and have different playing styles, Fin adores the laser pointer and running around chasing something, whereas Leo would rather catch a dangling toy from his spot! Fin's favourite place is your lap, whereas Leo loves to be next to you. They will definitely need a family who can offer lots of play, stimulation, and cuddle time and they’d like lots of space to explore too.’
Name: SUSHI
Age: 3 YEARS OLD
Breed: DOMESTIC SHORT HAIR
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BEING VIEWED ON SATURDAY 16/05
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Sushi is a gorgeous three-year-old tabby and white girl who came to us from the Inspectorate after being signed over with three other cats. They were all underweight, but after being on regular food and a good diet, they all returned to a healthy weight. Sushi did live with other cats in her previous home, plus a calm and friendly dog too. Slow and careful introductions would need to be made with any resident pets. Sushi is in a foster home with Kiwi - they can be rehomed as a pair or separately as they are not bonded. Both Sushi & Kiwi are due at the vets for their second vaccinations on the 8th May. They can be adopted and brought back for the appointment or viewed and reserved until that date. Here is the foster carers comments on Sushi so far:
‘Sushi is quite confident and inquisitive. She is quick to ask for affection and loves to play, especially with a feather on the end of a stick. She will need someone who will spend time interacting and playing with her. She prefers dry food but will eat wet food in jelly occasionally. She is very clean and uses her litter tray. Sushi was a housecat in her previous home, but as she is young and confident, she might enjoy going out, once she’s had time to settle in and then initially supervised, so she will definitely need a home in a quiet area away from busy roads. It may be she doesn’t want to go out at all or maybe just occasionally, and anyone giving this lovely girl a home would need to let it be her choice and not force her either way. She really is a sweetheart just waiting for her forever home to come along.’
Name: KIWI
Age: 2 YEARS OLD
Breed: DOMESTIC SHORT HAIR
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Kiwi is a pretty two-year-old white and tabby girl who came to us from the Inspectorate with three other cats after being signed over (also see listing for Kiwi). They were all underweight, but after being on regular food and a good diet, they all returned to a healthy weight. Kiwi is in a foster home with Sushi, but although they do get along, they are not bonded, which is why they can be rehomed separately if needed. Both Sushi and Kiwi are due at the vets for their second vaccinations on the 8th May. They can be adopted and brought back for the appointment or viewed and reserved until that date. Here are the foster carers’ comments on Kiwi so far:
‘Kiwi is initially shy, but she does quickly come round and loves to play, especially with a feather on the end of a stick. She will need someone who will spend time interacting and playing with her. She also likes a fuss too. Kiwi prefers wet food with biscuits on the side. She is very clean and uses her litter tray without any issues. Kiwi was a housecat and only went out onto a balcony, but as she is young, she might enjoy going outdoors once she has had time to settle. She would need to be supervised initially and would definitely need a home that’s away from busy roads. We would like her to have a home where it’s her choice if to go out or not and not be forced if she doesn’t want to. Kiwi could possibly live with a calm and friendly dog or other cats, but the usual slow and careful introductions would need to be made with the other resident pets. Kiwi really is a lovely little girl who is just waiting for her forever home to come along.’