Buster is a friendly 10 year old male cat.  Buster was adopted from us in 2013 but unfortunately 6 months later was involved in a road accident, he survived but was injured and had to have his tail amputated, he recovered but didn't make a 100% recovery.   Buster can suffer from constipation and needs to eat a wet food diet to keep his faeces soft, he has occaisionally required an enema to help when he has become constipated. He can have the off accident and pass a bit of faeces outside of his litter tray.

His owners now have a young child who is crawling and and a health visitor has advised against keeping Buster.   Buster is a really friendly cat who loves adults and older children although he isn't quite so keen on young children.

A home with a garden is sought for Buster.  He can adopted under our Long Term Foster Scheme whereby we will continue to provide any veterinary care required at our London vet clinics (Lewisham or Canning Town) relating to his health issues.  

To enquire about Buster please email [email protected] 

CORONAVIRUS COVID-19 SITUATION and cat adoptions. 

The coronavirus pandemic does mean that we have had to alter our usual homing procedures. Pre-coronavirus we would meet potential adopters in their homes (home visit) this was an informal visit to provide advice about caring for cats or kittens e.g health care, feeding, settling in and also an opportunity for us to feel reassured that you could provide a good home.  We have replaced our usual home visit with a video call via What'sApp or similar to provide the same advice and so that you can also show us the cat relevant areas of your home e.g garden, location of a cat flap etc. 

Following a successful home assessment we match cats and homes and will suggest suitable cats to you.  You are then welcome to come and meet our cats by appointment following a successful home assessment.  

We are prioritising homes that are local to our centres.  Lewisham Branch  Homing catchment area: All SE London and BR (Bromley) postcodes. Also N.Kent (Welling, Bexley, Sidcup, Swanley, Dartford), Croydon and SW London (SW8, SW9, SW2, SW11, SW4, SW12, SW16) If you can offer a home to a 'harder to rehome' cat we will consider homes outside our usual rehoming areas.