Beauty is an older girl who was signed over to us. She was living as an unneutered indoor cat and had begun to show signs of aggression. This is a common problem with unneutered cats and we have seen a lot of cats signed over because of this. 

She has been neutered now and has shown no signs of aggression, however she definitely has an attitude and knows her own mind - like most cats. She is more vocal when she is unhappy more than aggressive.

Beauty is a really sweet cat when you respect her boundaries, she loves a fuss and still loves to play. She loves dreamies and cat nip, these are good ways to keep her entertained when she is in a home.

She is a very clever cat and will need mental stimulation if she goes to an indoor home, a cat tree and a food puzzle feeder will be good ideas to entertain her.

Beauty will need to be met before adoption.  She is a sweet girl that just needs understanding home and a second chance.

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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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