Nine sweet kitties are waiting for loving homes at Cats Protection centres in Walsall and Wolverhampton. No matter the time of year, there is never a good time for a kitty to be without a home. Cats Protection is on a mission to find forever homes for these deserving felines, and now, more than ever, they need kind-hearted individuals to give them the care, comfort, and affection they long for. Whether playful kittens or gentle senior cats, each one has a unique story and a big heart waiting to meet theirs.
Meet Nine Fur-Babies Waiting for New Homes This Summer
Think you could rehome one? Visit the Cats Protection website.
1. Mia
Mia is a nearly 3-year-old black and white cat looking for a forever home after her family moved abroad. She is shy at first but very sweet and affectionate once she settles, and she enjoys being fussed and handled. She loves cosy blankets and beds, and especially enjoys spending time outdoors in a garden on sunny days. Mia would suit a calm home where she can take her time to adjust. She is healthy, neutered, microchipped, vaccinated, and ready to be adopted.
2. Eric
Meet Eric, one of four boys who came into care with his sister and brothers. This lovely kitten is an action boy, who loves racing around with his siblings, and particularly climbing and getting up high so he can jump on top of them, the cheeky boy! He also loves feather toys and eating a lot, so overall is a fun, easy boy, who is ready for more space, activity, and adventures in a family. If you are that family, please apply.
3. Draven
Meet Draven, who came into care with his brothers, sister, and mum. This little bundle of joy loves climbing, running around with his siblings, and playing with toys. He loves his fuss, lots of food, and generally getting up to kitten mischief. Now he needs his own family, so please apply if you are looking for a furry, fun bundle!
4. Snowy and Lucky
Snowy (3+) and Lucky (8+) are a bonded pair of gentle cats looking for a home together after their owner moved. They were nervous at first but are gaining confidence and can now enjoy strokes, with Snowy especially relying on Lucky for comfort. They are affectionate but may need time to settle in a new home. They would suit a calm home with outdoor access or a safe half-way setup, and a patient family who can help them adjust and thrive again.
For more information on these cats and others, visit the Cats Protection website.
