Available Rehome Cats
On this page we advertise cats who have come into rehome who are now ready to go to their new homes. If you meet the criteria for any of the cats below and are interested in giving a cat a new home then please email us on tbrccrehome@gmail.com. One of our rehome people will then contact you. We only take applications from people wishing to take on a rehome cat as and when they become available. We do not keep a waiting list.
Also please, check out our friends at Ragdoll Rescue who may have some cats needing a home.
LUCA
Age: 3 years
Colour/pattern: Seal colourpoint
Children: Sensible children age 6+ will be considered
Other pets: No
Outside space required: Yes - rural location where he is able to safely free roam without other cats nearby
Able to be left alone: Ideally someone who is around the majority of the time, works from home full time or part time
Foster location: Doncaster (but we accept applications nationwide and we can assist with transport across Britain where necessary)
Contact: tbrccrehome@gmail.com
Poor Luca has had a tumultuous time and is looking for a very special and experienced new family. With patience and the right environment we know that he will make a wonderful pet. He is not a lap cat but he likes lots of attention and is very chatty. He will follow you around like a shadow and inspect everything you are doing. He loves belly tickles, ear rubs and playing with his toys. He is a big softie, like a teddy bear!
When Luca first came into our care he was withdrawn but he soon came out of his shell and loved exploring our foster carer's cat proofed garden. He was adopted by a lovely couple who were experienced cat owners. They had a cat proofed garden but he paced and howled and started urinating inappropriately indoors. They took the cat proof netting down and the urinating stopped and he became more settled but he wanted to wander off and he attacked the cat next door. They built a catio for him but he wasn't interested in this. They lived on a busy road so it just wasn't a suitable environment for him and they had to make the very difficult decision for him to come back into our care.
He has now been in foster care in a cattery pen with us for several months and there have been no issues at all, no inappropriate toileting, he has been good as gold. Our foster carer has used a corn-based litter which he seems to like as he is very particular about the texture on his paws.
We are looking for a very special family for him, somewhere rural where he can safely free roam without any other neighbouring cats nearby. Also young children would not be suitable for him but we will consider applications from those with sensible children age 6+ who will give him time and space to settle in.
He likes a lot of attention and interaction so he would like somebody around the majority of the time, ideally working from home full time or part time. He is also on a special food regime to keep his tummy balanced, this is not an expensive food but his new family must be sure to keep to this so as not to cause him any tummy upsets.