Finding Forever Homes for Cats in Bristol and Wales
Hello, we’re Bristol and Wales Cat Rescue, a small and friendly group of volunteers dedicated to finding loving homes for cats and kittens in need.
We rescue, foster and rehome hundreds of cats every year across the South West and Wales, cats that have been badly treated, abandoned or just unwanted. Most of our pusses have no special requirements, and are waiting to spend an afternoon purring away on a comfy sofa.
We do things a little different around here. All of cats are fostered either in our own homes or in purpose-built, warm, secure pens in our gardens. We don’t have any sterile facilities, and we don’t put cats to sleep unless it’s the only option recommended by a vet.
Nothing makes us happier than seeing a cat or kitten find their forever home, which is why we accept adoptions from families with lots of different lifestyles and locations.
Latest Cats Looking for Fur-ever Homes
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Lolly
Foster in BristolLovely Lolly is another little puss who has been living on the streets with no-one to call her own – it’s a crying shame as she’s a snugglebunny who will lie on your lap for hours and purr her head off.
She recently gave birth to kittens in a shed but, very sadly, they didn’t make it and now she’s in foster she’s putting on weight and being spoiled like she deserves.She’s 3 years old and would like a quieter home with no young children or other pets – she’s been through a lot and needs some me time now!
She’d also like a garden away from busy roads and lots of food please – she eats everything in sight after being hungry for so long.Being spayed so will be ready in a couple of weeks.
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Jessie
Foster in BristolMore floofy cattitude!
Jessie is beautiful and definitely knows what she does and doesn’t like!
She’s lived with children and could do again but she’s not a cat you can mess around or sling over your shoulder thank you very much – you’ll get told off!
She’s not a lap cat but enjoys a fuss and even having her belly rubbed..for a short while.
We get the impression she’s tolerated, rather than enjoyed, the little humans and consequently keeps her distance a bit. Hopefully that will change in a quieter home as she’s actually really pleased to see you and comes running to greet you.
She does hate other cats though and turns the air blue if she sees one; she’s also desperate to be out in the garden again so needs a safe space away from busy roads.
She is quite vocal so you may wish to put her in the kitchen overnight until she can go out!
She’s a very pretty, sweet little girl who would benefit from owners happy to give her some space and let her do things on her terms to begin with.
2 years old, neutered, chipped, had first vaccination plus comes with 5 weeks free insurance.Are you ready to adopt a cat from Bristol & Wales Cat Rescue? Make sure you read our Adopt page and complete our Adoption Application form.
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Chester & Willow
Foster in BristolVery friendly and playful 2 year old brother & sister who lived outside for the first part of their lives but have adjusted well to life indoors. Both have lovely natures and are people orientated but are not used to being handled so will take time to settle in a new home. Would not suit very young children as they are still quite shy but are making good progress and enjoy being smoothed.
Are you ready to adopt a cat from Bristol & Wales Cat Rescue? Make sure you read our Adopt page and complete our Adoption Application form.
Apply Already passed the home check? Contact us if you’d like to adopt.
Our Longest Foster Residents
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Reuben
Foster in BristolVery friendly but very shy 5 year old neutered and chipped male. He loves a good fuss but is easily startled so will need a quieter home and to be able settle at his own pace. He is very good with other cats and would benefit from living with a more confident cat.
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Tia
Foster in Bristol4 year old spayed and chipped very fluffy female who has lived outside for most of her life but has adjusted well to life indoors. Very shy but has a lovely nature. Would not suit very young children but is making good progress and is happy to be around people . Tia was part of a small group of cats and so is very good with other cats and would best be homed as a companion to a friendly domestic cat that she can learn from.
Are you ready to adopt a cat from Bristol & Wales Cat Rescue? Make sure you read our Adopt page and complete our Adoption Application form.
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Jasper
Foster in Bristol, ReservedJasper is the brother of Tikka, he is a very affectionate sweet boy who loves his food and a decent scratch. He’s much more confident in new surroundings and is a bit of a social butterfly. He has a spark of playfulness in him as he’s been known to chase shoe laces!
He’s healthy and in the process of having all his vaccinations updated. Jasper is very youthful for 11 years of age.
Best to be rehomed with Tikka.
Visit Our Charity Shop
Through our lovely donators and customers, our shop in Nailsea has become the biggest source of contributions for Bristol and Wales Cat Rescue.
All of the shop profits go towards to our increasing vet bills – from neutering, spaying, chipping and vaccinations to the complex needs of some of our more special residents. Our shop is crucial for our cats, and donations of sellable goods are always very warmly received.