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.
There are a number of ways to complete our application form to offer a cat a home...
You can complete our application form online by clicking the link below:
APPLY ONLINE TO ADOPT A CAT OR KITTEN
Upon completion, just hit "Submit" and your form will be sent straight over to our team.
Alternatively, you can find a printable copy of our application form below, which can be posted to RSPCA Worcester & Mid-Worcestershire Branch, The Holdings, Holdings Lane, Kempsey WR5 3FP
or emailed direct to animalcentrestaff@rspcaworcester.org.uk
This lovely natured girl is Molly. She is 2 years old and has been well loved but unfortunately she was being bullied by the other cat in her home so was becoming extremely stressed.
Possibly as a consequence of this, she has had issues with her skin, with red itchy sore patches. This is now starting to heal nicely though and our vets have advised that as long as new owners are vigilant about administering monthly flea treatments, Molly should be fine.
Though she hides in her bed, when you reach in to give her a fuss and she is THE most gentle and affectionate little lady, who will roll over for tummy fuss.
She has lived with children and a dog so we would consider the same in a new home, as long as it was a calm, quiet household. Definitely no other cats though.
To apply to offer this delightful little princess her happy ever after, please complete our online form :
Perfect Match Form CATS (sheltermanager.com)
Barbie and her brother Lewis (can you guess that they came in during the whole "Barbenheimer" phenomenon??) are the final remaining residents of our "kitten corridor", after brothers Robert and Leslie went off to their new home today, and Fin and Milo found theirs too!
You may remember these babies as they were abandoned in July in the pouring rain, with their heavily pregnant mum, Doreen, all five cats taped up inside a filthy rabbit hutch.
Considering their traumatic start in life, the kittens have done incredibly well, but sadly poor Lewis is still very, very scared of people.
While Barbie (as you can see from the photos) is adventurous, fun-loving and affectionate, Lewis still hides in his bed and hisses, though he is great around other cats.
Our team are working with him and we can hand feed him (in the safety of his bed) and gently stroke his head (which he tolerates rather than enjoys at the moment) but we feel he and his sister do really need to find their forever family in order for him to truly learn to trust humans.
Due to how nervous Lewis is, we are seeking a home with either just adults, or very cat-savvy, calm and sensible older teenagers. Other cats wouldn't be an issue, but we think a dog may be a step too far for Lewis.
Aged 6 months, these little ones are still playful kittens but they're past the stage of climbing legs, and they just need a loving and understanding home.
To apply to offer them this, please complete our online form:
Perfect Match Form CATS (sheltermanager.com)
This stunningly beautiful girl is 3-year-old Ripple.
Ripple has been a well-loved pet who has unfortunately found herself in our care through no fault of her own.
Due to a change in circumstances, Ripple went from being the only cat in her home to living with a number of other cats, which she found very stressful. Consequently, we are looking for a home where she is the only cat.
Ripple has the most delicate, kittenish, sing-song miaow, and she is definitely a chatty girl. She's brand new in, so still a little shy initially, but she soon warms up and is super-affectionate, giving head bumps, winding herself around your legs and, if you sit down, she'll soon climb onto your lap.
We are told that she's a cat who will always greet you when you arrive home, but equally she enjoys the independence of being able to go outside, so access to outdoors is must for her in her new home.
She really is a lovely cat who will make a wonderful kitty companion, so if you're interested in giving her a loving home we'd love to hear from you.
Please complete our online form here: https://service.sheltermanager.com/asmservice...