Pebbles

This is our gorgeous little Pebbles. He came in from another rescue he'd had all his teeth removed, his matts shaved and was feeling sorry for himself. Now he's recovered and he’s looking amazing.

Our little man is FIV positive so will need a snuggly indoor only home.

He likes nothing more than a good nap, so a calm, quiet house where he can snooze to his hearts content would be purrfect.

He's 16 years old and would make a great companion for someone.

He is neutered, chipped and vaccinated. 

Misky

This beautiful 7-year-old girl was sadly signed over to a vet by her previous owner.

Thankfully, she made her way to us, and now she's ready for a fresh start.

When she first arrived, she was understandably scared — hissy, wary, and preferred to keep her distance. But we gave her the time and space she needed, and over the past few days, we’ve seen a wonderful change. She's slowly coming out of her shell, showing glimpses of the sweet, gentle cat she truly is

She’s still a little cautious, but she’s making steady progress every day. With patience and love, she’ll blossom even more in a calm and understanding home.

We're looking to rehome her as indoor only. Access to a secure catio would be an amazing bonus for her.

She is neutered, microchipped and fully vaccinated. 

Claude

This handsome boy was surrendered into us over a month ago with Missy. 

He was quite withdrawn to start with but is now coming out of his shell and will cry his little heart out for his supper.

He's around 8 years old, neutered,  microchipped and has received his 1st vaccination.

Mick

This sweet 4-month-old kitten is looking for her forever home! Her adorable curly whiskers and eyebrows make her truly one of a kind

Mick is a flu carrier, which isn’t as scary as it sounds. Its a relatively common, and manageable condition in cats. It mainly affects the eyes and respiratory system, and while it’s not contagious to humans or other animals, it can spread to other cats. That’s why Mick will need to be your one and only feline—but she promises to give you enough love to make up for it.

Her symptoms are mild and well-managed, and with a low-stress environment and regular care, she can live a long, happy, healthy life. She’ll thrive in a calm home with someone who can give her lots of love and keep her cozy when flare-ups happen.

She is 4 months old, neutered, microchipped and fully vaccinated.

Scarlett

Beautiful Scarlett came to us in March after she became too stressed with a new person coming to live in her house. She had pulled off fur from her back, back end and tail, and was looking quite awful.

She didnt settle well in to sanctuary life and would unpredictably swipe at the volunteers. We therefore decided to place her in foster with one of our amazing fosterers.

Here is what her foster Mama has to say:

"Scarlett is loving, but sassy, so watch those claws! She settled into my home immediately, following me around like she had lived here for 20 years. She loves to know her human is close by and will lick your nose all day if you let her. She prefers to give love than receive it, so to prevent her becoming overwhelmed, I offer her affection in small doses. But she will give it to you all day!

She can become a little reactive (she will hiss) if she feels threatened; if she doesn’t expect you behind her, but she is not aggressive in terms of that. I have learnt her needs and respect them so this is not an issue. The vet trips can be a little challenging so a confident pair of hands is needed.

Her favourite bed is her humans bed and will wake up with you every morning. Not a minute before or a minute after! She is calm but inquisitive and loves to play. She will meow loudly with excitement when playing with her favourite bird toy.

Even though she is 3 years old, her meow sounds like that of a kitten and is very cute! Scarlett definitely struggles with separation anxiety, but this has got so much better during her time with me. The positive is, you’ll get lots of love upon your return, even if you only leave the house for 15 minutes! Scarlett is very well behaved around the house and is a very easy cat to take care of day-to-day, and with lots more love and reassurance, I am confident she will continue to emotionally progress in the right direction."

Scarlett is 3 years old, neutered, microchiped amd fully vaccinated. Scarlett has only ever been an indoor cat.

Scarlett will need to be an only pet, with no young children and ideally she would continue to be indoor only.

Katie

A few months ago, we took in 11 cats from a multi-cat household. They arrived underweight and in poor condition, with many needing urgent dental work and ear treatment. Several had such severe ear issues that it left them with permanent deformities.

Since then, they’ve all received dental care and plenty of love and attention. Despite the poor condition they arrived in, all 11 cats are incredibly affectionate and crave human attention.

Katie, like many of her siblings, has ear polyps. She's been treated with antibiotic ear drops and receives weekly ear cleaning to manage the build-up caused by years of neglect. Thanks to this care, Katie is now a healthy weight, pain-free, and her ear condition is under control however her ears remain deformed.

She'll likely need ear drops regularly for the rest of her life, but we’re committed to covering the cost of any ear-related treatment for these cats through our vet—Afon Vets, with branches in Neath and Maesteg.

Katie is 11 years old, neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped. She's a quiet girl who has only ever lived indoors. She's a quiet but loving girl and can often be found curled up in her fluffy donut bed.

These cats love each other and are usually found snuggled up, so we’d ideally like to rehome them in pairs

Zoe

This mature lady was surrendered to us at the start of February due to her owners no longer being able to care for her.

She was slow to adjust sanctuary life and hid away in her igloo bed for the first few weeks.

She can be a little spicyon times and very much likes a fuss on her own terms, but after a good scratch behind the ear, she'll reward you with some gentle licks on your hand.

Zoe is 8 years old and will need to be the only cat in the household (she's not fond of her roommates).

She is neutered, chipped and fully vaccinated.

Boo

Little lady Boo came to us at the beginning of this month after the resident dog was attacking her.

She's a sweet little thing and loves attention.

Due to her traumatic experience with dogs, she'll need to go to a dog free home. She also doesnt seem too enamoured by the other cats in her room.

She's 3 years old, neutered, microchipped and has received her 1st vaccination.

Ruby

A few months ago, we took in 11 cats from a multi-cat household. They arrived underweight and in poor condition, with many needing urgent dental work and ear treatment. Several had such severe ear issues that it left them with permanent deformities.

Since then, they’ve all received dental care and plenty of love and attention. Despite the poor condition they arrived in, all 11 cats are incredibly affectionate and crave human attention.

Ruby, like many of her siblings, has ear polyps. She's been treated with antibiotic ear drops and receives weekly ear cleaning to manage the build-up caused by years of neglect.

Thanks to this care, Ruby is now a healthy weight, pain-free, and her ear condition is under control.

She'll likely need ear drops regularly for the rest of her life, but we’re committed to covering the cost of any ear-related treatment for Ruby through our vet—Afon Vets, with branches in Neath and Maesteg.

Ruby is 11 years old, neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped. She's a quiet girl who has only ever lived indoors. She's a little more reserved than her siblings but comes out of her shell once you start fussing her.

These cats love each other and are usually found snuggled up, so we’d ideally like to rehome them in pairs

Stanley(FIV+)

How bloody handsome is this boy!!

Stanley had been straying for sometime before we were contacted by his feeder to help TNVR him. Upon going to our vet to be neutered, we had him tested for FIV, which he unfortunately tested positive for. As a result, we couldnt put him back out on the streets for the sake of protecting both his own and other cats' health.

He's approximately 2 years old and is such a chilled out guy.

He's neutered, fully vaccinated and microchipped. He will need to be indoor only due to his FIV positive status. Access to a catio or cat proofed garden would be ideal.

He doesnt seem bothered by the other FIV+ boys in his room, so could be okay with another gentle natured FIV+ cat.