Chrissie (tabby) and Lorna (tortie)  were found outside and alone in December and are approx 4 months old.

Chrissie quickly adjusted to the home life but Lorna has been very scared from the moment she arrived and is still quite nervous but will now happily sit on her fosterers knee and purr away - but this has taken time and patience.

They love to play with toys and cardboard boxes, and are a joy to have around.

Both are flea and worm treated and have been spayed and are about to have their final vaccination, and are then free to find their new forever home.

Despite being so scared neither kitten has ever been aggressive - we have never seen claws or teeth, though Lorna may still offer a half-hearted hiss to strangers!!

Whoever adopts these two gorgeous girls must realise that Lorna will take time to adjust to a new home and family so will need someone who is around for much of the day - a cat experienced person who understands the need to take things slowly.

They should be the only pets in the home and with only older children and adults.

Chrissie and Lorna have had a bad start to their young lives and have been let down by humans,  but we have promised them that the good times are just round the corner.

Applicants need to:

Be within 1 hour's drive of Barnsley.
Apply via the online Perfect Match Form. 

PLEASE NOTE:
These cats need to go to their new homes now, and cannot be 'saved' for a later date.

We read thoroughly, and consider every Perfect Match Form that arrives.
As we're all very busy volunteers, unfortunately we can't reply to all of the many, many applications we receive (sometimes that can be 100 applications for one cat!). 
If the perfect match person comes along, we'll endeavour to make contact with them within 10 days of the Advertising Date.
Please don't ring, text, email etc.

Our beautiful tabby boy Cooper was brought in by RSPCA Inspectors after a caring member of the public reported him as limping badly - which vets found was due to a cat-bite abscess which is now fully better.

He has obviously been owned but sadly Cooper had no microchip and vets estimate that he is approx 2 years old.

He is now neutered, vaccinated and microchipped and ready to find his forever home.

​Coopers' fosterer says that he was quite wary at first but now loves a fuss and really loves his food.

He has been "eating for England" since he arrived so has put on quite a few pounds and is now a big boy!!

It appears that Cooper has been surviving on his wits for quite a while. Having been living on the streets he does not like dogs and indeed we would like him to be the  only pet in the household as he deserves to have a family all to himself.

​Any children should be teenagers and above in the household please -  as any prospective owners need to realise that he has been let down by humans in the past and needs to trust again.

This means that he will take time to settle and needs to be given the time and space to do this in his own time.

​He has had a rough start to his young life but those stunning emerald green eyes tell us that he would love his very own family.

Applicants need to:

Be within 1 hour's drive of Barnsley.
Apply via the online Perfect Match Form. 

PLEASE NOTE:
These cats need to go to their new homes now, and cannot be 'saved' for a later date.

We read thoroughly, and consider every Perfect Match Form that arrives.
As we're all very busy volunteers, unfortunately we can't reply to all of the many, many applications we receive (sometimes that can be 100 applications for one cat!). 
If the perfect match person comes along, we'll endeavour to make contact with them within 10 days of the Advertising Date.
Please don't ring, text, email etc.