All of our cats are neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, and given flea and worming treatment before adoption. Most of these cats have been rescued by RSPCA Inspectors or found abandoned and wandering the streets. Our animals are moving in and out of our care on a daily basis, as such the featured animals on these pages do not represent the full extent of animals in our care and sometimes we are unable to post some of our animals online.
Below is a link to download a Perfect Match application form, please fill this out and email it to the address below. If you are struggling to fill out the PDF document, then please email us requesting a form, or send us a message via our Facebook page with your email address, and we will send you a Word document version instead.
Little Rosie is an absolute sweetheart, a gentle, sweet-natured cat who was sadly abandoned three years ago, when her human family moved away and left her behind.
Poor Rosie was left to fend for herself, roaming from garden to garden seeking food and shelter. She captured the hearts of several local residents, and even that of a neighbourhood cat, a neutered male who would defend her from other cats and even share his food with her.
The family who owned Rosie's friend did try to encourage her to join them in their home, but she was unfortunately afraid of their young children.
While she would step inside homes for food and fuss, she would be easily spooked, particularly if approached by children or dogs.
Considering all she has been through, Rosie has the sweetest disposition and is immediately responsive to fuss. She shows her pleasure by kneading and dribbling in contentment!
She has settled well into the cattery, and what she deserves now is a quiet, calm forever home with people who won't crowd her and who will give her time to adjust. We think Rosie may well also do well with a gentle feline companion.
To offer her the loving, secure future she richly deserves, please download and complete our Perfect Match form, which should be emailed to animalcentrestaff@rspcaworcester.org.uk
Young Snowdrop is estimated to be around 7 months old, and she was rescued by our Inspectors from a very difficult home situation, where she lived with four other cats.
She is still very much a kitten, and has the most delightful, loving and playful disposition. She desperately needs a home with another playful young cat; she has had so much to deal with in her young life, so a kitty playmate is a must!
She is extremely affectionate with people and we feel that she could live with children, and maybe even a friendly dog.
To register an interest in Snowdrop, please complete our application form and email it to animalcentrestaff@rspcaworcester.org
This scared little lady is Daisy.
She is just a year old and so far we haven't been able to get to know her very well, as she's so frightened she just hides away.
She wasn't coping in her previous home, and was signed into our care for behavioural reasons. In light of this we are seeking an adult-only home, though we have been able to stroke and handle Daisy without issue and she was as good as gold when examined by our vet.
She hasn't lived with other animals but we don't rule this out going forward; she just needs a calm, quiet home where she can relax and unwind.
If you are interested in finding out more about Daisy, please contact our team at animalcentrestaff@rspcaworcester.org.uk attaching your completed Perfect Match form (forms can be found at the top of this page).
Roisin is 5-and-a-half years old and she was signed over into our care as her owner was moving abroad, and was sadly unable to take her.
She's still new in to the Centre, so she's still rather wary and always on high alert, as the hustle and bustle of the cattery unnerves her.
When she is unsure of a new person she can be a little hissy, but as soon as she learns she can trust you, she enjoys being stroked, and we can see that the alien, noisy cattery environment is not helping her stress levels. This girl is used to being in a home, and this is where she needs to be again.
A quiet, calm, home that is ideally adult-only (though gentle, cat-savvy older children may be OK) is what she needs. She needs humans who are patient and understanding.
She has never lived with other animals, so we feel that Roisin would be best as the only pet in her new home.
To register your interest in adopting her, please complete and return our Perfect Match form, sending it to animalcentrestaff@rspcaworcester.org.uk
Tortie sisters, Clodagh and Clover, who were rescued from squalid conditions in a multi-cat home are incredibly bonded with one another. They were both very shy intially (as you can see from their photos) but they have made great progress since being in our care. Neither of these girls has once shown any aggression, and they are enjoying human contact now, Clodagh in particular, who is the more confident of the two.
We're not entirely sure of their ages-somewhere around 1-2 years, we believe. Clodagh is a classic Old English tortie, whereas Clover is a lighter "blue" tortie (ie: her ginger is paler and her darker markings are more grey in colour).
They both have considerable fur-loss due to FAD (flea allergic dermatitis). With monthly preventative flea treatments going forward though, this should easily be resolved and we feel sure they will both have beautiful coats once they are cared for in their forever home.
Due to their shy dispositions, we are looking for a calm, adult-only home, where they can be provided with their own room, with lots of hidey holes and safe places for them to retreat to.
These girls are definitely more "flight" than "fight" when spooked, so they will need a home where they are kept indoors until they are fully settled, and where they aren't crowded.
From the signs we have seen already, these girls have bags of potential...their start in life has not been good, but in the right home their lives will be transformed.
If you would like to give these beautiful girls their second chance, please complete and return our Perfect Match form.