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 We are 2 years old.
 We are neutered females.
 We can live with older teenagers. 
 We cannot live with dogs.
 We can live with other cats.
 We need a home with a garden.

 

Lotus and Ruby are an adorable pair of girls looking for a loving new home together. Whilst they came in to the shelter separately, they have become a little tag team that follow and bounce off each other beautifully.

They have different personalities which compliment each other well like true sisters. Lotus is a playful girl that gets very excited over a fuss; rolling over and giving us little loving nibbles. She will follow us around until we sit down and then crawl onto our laps.  

Sweet Ruby is a calmer soul who loves a comfy bed to curl up in. She is a gorgeous girl that purrs up a storm when she is happy and receiving attention, making us think she will also transform into a lap cat once she is in a home.   

 

 

 

Please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. with your name, address and contact phone number.  

Our cats are rescues, that have either been abandoned, stray, neglected or abused. All homes need to have a home check either by video call or in person and we will provide advice about caring for cats or kittens. This is also a chance for us to see what type of home you can offer to one of our cats and to best match a cat with your home and family.  

Following a successful home visit, we will make an appointment for you to come and meet the cats at the shelter and adopt. If you have picked cat/s from the website, you will meet them on adoption day. 

We are prioritising homes that are local to our centre and these are the Canning Town catchment areas: East London, parts of North London and parts of West Essex.

If you can offer a home to a harder to home cat, we will consider a home outside these areas.  

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