Purr-fect Pairs Homed

11 months old Alvin and Simon were rescued as feral kittens along with their feral mother. In foster care they initially hid under the wardrobe and only came out for food. They have come such a long way and now happily mix with other cats. They enjoy a fuss from their foster carers for short periods and on their own terms. Simon and Alvin are the best of friends so we are delighted to hear they have both been rehomed together after being spotted on cat chat.

Brinsley Animal Rescue, Nottinghamshire

George and Matty are the most unlikely pairing! George is a 5 month old male ginger tabby and Matty is a 9 year old black and white male. These two came into rescue at different times. George was completely feral when he came into rescue and Matty came in to the rescue after his owner sadly passed away. Matty was paired with George in the hope that feral George could observe Matty’s affectionate side. And it worked a treat and within minutes of meeting each other we had a budding bromance brewing. They sleep together, eat together, clean each other and play non stop. We are delighted to announce that George and Matty have been rehomed together after being spotted on Cat Chat.

All Animal Rescue, Southampton

Lola and Misty came into rescue together and have a very special bond. Misty is a confident girl and loves a fuss. Lola is more timid but does come out of her shell once she gains your trust. We are thrilled to share that both cats were rehomed together after being spotted on Cat Chat. 

Barnsley Animal Rescue Charity, South Yorkshire

Just letting you know that our cats Cosomo and Lorenzo were rehomed after being seen on Cat Chat: their new people came down to Cramar specifically to see them, and didn't even think about any of our other cats! Thanks, as always, for the support.

Cramar Cat Rescue & Sanctuary, Birmingham

Best friends Emma & Milly are looking to be rehomed together. They are friendly and very playful, and would be best suited to a home with no small children. They’ve now found their FURever home. Their new mum saw them on the Cat Chat page.

Small Pet & Cat Care, Hull

This pair, who found themselves in the rescue due to bereavement, were lucky finding a home together, thanks to being seen on Cat Chat.

Kirkby Cats Home, Nottingham

Adrian (left) and Scritter (centre) have been rehomed via Cat Chat. People have travelled quite a long way to collect these cats despite having rescues nearer to them, thank you Cat Chat for your help in rehoming these. Also the same lady who rehomed two or our cats last month, came back to give a third cat called Blossom (right) a lovely home thanks to your site.

Maesteg Animal Welfare Society, Bridgend

Absolutely thrilled to let you know that I took Fingers & Bandit to their new home this weekend after they'd been spotted on Cat Chat. They're adorable but timid little girls who were dumped in a garden when they were only a few weeks old. They have waited a long time for the right people to come along. Delighted that they've landed a lovely home that will help them keep growing in confidence. Thank you Cat Chat!

Eight Lives Cat Rescue, Sheffield.

Captain Flint (left) came to us with his sister, Galaxy (right), and we needed to find them a home together.  He is a very playful and affectionate cat, who demands lots of attention and very much enjoys sitting on people’s shoulders, wheras Galaxy is nervous around people, so needed a home where she would be allowed time to settle. With Cat Chat's help they’ve now been rehomed to a very nice young couple.

Ann & Bill’s Cat & Kitten Rescue, Hornchurch

We found your website as we were looking for a pair of cats and spotted these 2 at Animals in Need, Northampton. Your website made it possible for us to see where cats were in the areas. Larnie and Topaz are both 5 years old and are settling well. They love the cat trees we have for them, lots of play and cuddles. This is now their forever home. Thank you for your website, we would not have found them without you. So happy we found them, they are 2 amazing cats!

Louise & Andy, Leicester and Animals in Need, Northampton

The twins are very timid, especially Blackie (right). We picked them up from the most appalling conditions. They were absolutely petrified. Fudge has gained confidence since being with us, but Blackie still needs a lot of coaxing. They’ve now been rehomed via Cat chat. Thank you so much, most of our cats are rehomed from this site as we feel it is safe to put them on here.

Maesteg Animal Welfare Society, Bridgend

Hercule (left) and Poirot (right) have the most beautiful affectionate natures - towards humans, and with each other and other cats. They were seen on Cramar's Cat Chat page recently, and have been happily rehomed to a lovely couple offering the perfect (quiet) environment for this cautious pair.

Cramar Cat Rescue & Sanctuary, Birmingham

DandyLion & Douglas are a smashing pair of white and tabby brothers who really wanted to find a home together. They are both lively, playful and confident kittens - a great choice for a lively household. These super siblings have now been rehomed together after being spotted on Cat Chat.

Cat & Kitten Rescue, Watford

Alexa and Sirri were 2 years old when their humans moved away and left them behind. They were friendly girls with lovely natures and took the change in circumstances in their stride. They were looking for a new home together and would settle just about anywhere, making ideal family pets. The good news is they have found a new home after being seen on Cat Chat and have settled in straight away.

Kirkby Cats Home Nottingham

Bruno (left) and Barney (right) are gorgeous brothers and they love lots of brushing, the more pampering the better, they are posh after all! The handsome duo were seen on Cat Chat. They got the purrfect home from this. We took them to their furever home and they made themselves right at home straight away and are now being thoroughly spoilt. Two very happy Ragdolls!

Aylesbury Cat Rescue, Bucks

Mitch (grey) and Stitch (tabby) first found themselves homeless when their owner moved out and left them behind. Luckily for them a neighbour took them in but fate dealt them a cruel blow when their new owner fell ill and was unable to keep them,. This time however they were handed in to us instead of being abandoned. Mitch and Stitch were now looking for another home to call their own for the rest of their lives. The fab news is that our overlooked cats have now found the home they were looking for after being spotted on Cat Chat.

Burton Joyce Cat Welfare & Kirkby Cats Home

We have just rehomed siblings Buddy and Holly. Buddy (left) is short haired, very friendly and loves to play and Holly (centre) is long haired, a bit shy but is becoming more confident every day. New owner’s dog had just died, and her house seemed empty, so she decided to give a home to the two youngsters after seeing them on Cat Chat. We also rehomed Freddie (right), another playful kitten, after he was seen on Cat Chat.

Ann & Bill’s Cat & Kitten Rescue, Hornchurch

Good day, we are William (left) and Thomas (right); we are 9 years old and have been neutered and as you can see we are lovely looking gents with tabby & white coats. Our human got too sick to look after us and asked the shelter to find us a loving home together. We have been rescue cats before and know that being older and a pair might mean we wait a long time, but the chaps here told us that there is a purrfect human out there for us somewhere. We have now found a purrfect new home thanks to being spotted on Cat Chat.

Burton Joyce Cat Welfare, Nottingham

Paul (right) lived as a stray for quite a long time having been abandoned as he grew out of kittenhood. He was very wary of humans but over time he became more relaxed. Apart from eating, his favourite past time was lounging on the window sill in the sun. His foster carer said he was a really lovely chap who would thrive in a quiet home of his own with a garden and no small children. We are delighted to say he has now gone to his forever home. Here he is with his adoptive brother Mikey keeping an eye on him as it's his first time out. His adoptive parents saw Mikey on Cat Chat a few months ago and adopted him. Then they responded to our plea for a foster home for Paul and of course fell in love with him. So really he was rehomed through Cat Chat too.

8 Lives Cat Rescue, Sheffield

Lily and Ginge came into the shelter together and were looking for a home together. They are very friendly cats who love a fuss, and they have now been rehomed together after their new owner saw them on Cat Chat. Great news!

Lily & Ginge from Babs Cats, Swanley

Jessie, the chunky tortie and Tilly, the nervous black and white girl were looking for a forever home together which they found after being seen on our Cat Chat page. They have an amazing home, Tilly was very timid with new people, she clung onto me or hid in the back of her cabin when they came to meet them. But they could see how she was with me, they've given her the time and space she needed to adjust. Jessie instantly loved her mum and dad, she helped her sister settle in and now they are both loving their new lives in their forever home.

Aylesbury Cat Rescue

Brothers Bob (left) and Flash (right) are only 18 months old, very playful and love a lap to sit on. They now have gone to a lovely family home together thanks to Cat Chat. They are two very happy cats.

Caring Animal Rescue, Stafford

Maisie (left) and Mojo (right) were looking for a loving forever home together. Luckily they have been able to stay together after being seen on Cat Chat.

Kirkby Cats Home, Nottingham.

Friendly brothers Timmy and Tommy love human company, just touch them and they purr. We are delighted that they have found a wonderful new home thanks to being seen on the Cat Chat Overlooked Cats section.

Kathy's Cat Rescue, Wirral & Chester

Mum Missy & only son Darth Vader (named by finder's child) were found as strays when DV was tiny. DV is now a strapping teenager and quite bouncy, but he’s very protective of his mum, as she is of him. Luckily they’ve just found a home together, after being seen on your pages. Many thanks.

Cats Protection Harlow, Epping Forest & District, Essex

Faith and Hope were rejected by their mum at birth so they were both hand reared. They were also premature so it was touch and go whether they would make it. They grew into beautiful, friendly and affectionate cats, playful and full of energy and mischief, but in need of an indoor home or access to a secure catio. They have now gone to their forever home as a direct result of their new owners seeing them on Cat Chat.

Happy Cats Rescue, Bordon

Candy (see photo) and Jellybean were funny, playful and affectionate sisters who were always overlooked because Jellybean is black and Candy black and white. After being with the rescue for 6 months we are delighted to say they were spotted on Cat Chat and have now gone to their forever home.

Yorkshire Animal Shelter, Leeds

Hercule (left) and Poirot (right) were brought to us as wide-eyed, frightened little boys. They flourished with their fosterer and Hercule became playful but cautious and Poirot a slightly more confident and chatty lap cat. They were looking for a loving forever home together and thanks to being seen on Cat Chat they have now found that perfect home together.

Cramar Cat Rescue, Birmingham

Black & white sisters Gala (left) and Garbo (right) were first seen on Cat Chat. They have been in their new home a short while and are still settling in. Gala is really starting to come out of herself, whilst Garbo is taking a little longer. We are sure that they will grow in confidence now.

Rolvenden Cat Rescue, Kent

Albi (left) & Shiloh (right) were rescued after being dumped behind a vets surgery. They were in very poor health, and it has taken a lot of love and care to get them healthy and ready for new homes. Typical kittens, they're playful and like a cuddle too. They were a little unsure of strangers, but soon settled into their new home, which they found thanks to being spotted on Cat Chat.

Cat Action Trust 77, Doncaster

Monty (left) and Morgan (right) came into our care with their mum and brother, after wandering the streets of Beeston. Their owner had obviously abandoned them. They have now been rehomed thanks to Cat Chat.

Cat Action Trust 1977, Leeds

Malteaser (left) and Frankie (right) are three year old sisters who were looking for a new home as their owner was emigrating. They are a lovely pair and complement each other, Frankie sometimes cheekily pounces on Malteaser when she’s not looking, typical sisters! They’ve now found a new home through Cat Chat. THANK YOU TO THE TEAM!

Purrs Cat Rescue, Hornchurch

Flad (left) and Blue (right) sadly found themselves needing a new home because they weren’t happy with the toddler being around in their home. Luckily they’ve found a new home after being seen on Cat Chat. Thanks for your continuous support in helping rehome cats.

Barnsley Animal Rescue Charity, Yorkshire

We wanted a pair of cats and went straight to Cat Chat. The site showed us that Leeds Cat Rescue had suitable cats, so we called the shelter. They were very helpful and arranged for us to see suitable pairs in their foster homes. Alfie (left) and Charlie (right) spoke loudest to us and within days they were at home with us. The whole process was really smooth and we can’t thank Cat Chat or Leeds Cat Rescue enough for helping us find our new family members. Peter, the Cat Gallery, York

Alfie and Charlie were adopted from Leeds Cat Rescue (LCR)

Gander (left) and Gus (right) have now been rehomed, and the young couple mentioned Cat Chat.  They are settling in well and already have this couple under the paw.

Rolvenden Cat Rescue, Rolvenden

I have good news from Spotty Dog Cat Rescue.  I have now rehomed Silver and Shadow thanks to all your help. They had been on the 'harder to home' section for a while and I'm sure without this media exposure they wouldn't have managed to secure this lovely home.  Many thanks again.

Spotty Dog Cat Rescue, Spalding

I am pleased to report that we have homed Dusty and Rusty, two cats together as the owners could no longer keep them as they were having difficulties due to the ill health of their two children. All are doing well. Many thanks Cat Chat.

National Animal Welfare Trust - Thurrock, Essex

Many thanks to Cat Chat.  Fred and Kenny have gone to their forever home (on a narrow boat!).

Canino Animal Rescue, Northampton

Naomi (pictured) and Neil came in separately, Naomi in October with a kitten and Nell later after being left on a doorstep. They struck up a friendship and shared a pen and have now moved on together, thanks to Cat Chat, to fill a gap left by another much loved black cat.

Burton Joyce Cat Welfare, Nottingham

Harold (left) and Gordy have been rehomed thanks to Cat Chat.

Somerset and Dorset Animal Rescue, Wincanton

Lovely Sophie (left) and Jackdaw (right) were rehomed thanks to being spotted on the Cat Chat Overlooked Cats page. Thanks!

The Ashmore Rescue for Cats, Wolverhampton

These two beautiful Ragdolls, Boots (left) and Mittens (right), were seen on Cat Chat and have gone to a new home together.

Beverley & Pockington Cats Protection, Beverley

Bendigo (left) and Selene (right) were really attached to one another so it's fantastic that they found a home together after being seen on Cat Chat.

Burton Joyce Cat Welfare, Nottingham

Buddy and Bella have been successfully rehomed through Cat Chat.  Yet again thank you so much for all your help and support.

Cavan Vets, Wolverhampton

Fred (left) was adopted due to being seen on Cat Chat, and his new family also took Olly (right), also shown on Cat Chat, to be part of their family.

Life for Cats, Grantham

I took Tomas (left) and Tobias (right) to their lovely new home yesterday.  Their new mummy spotted them on Cat Chat and fell instantly in love!

Eight Lives Cat Rescue, Sheffield

Guinness (left) and Sox (right) were spotted by a family on our Cat Chat page and are now fitting in perfectly in their new home. Thank you so much!

Rugeley Cats Society, Rugeley

We're in shock and it's early days but it looks like Cat Chat has achieved what we thought impossible.  Our mardy wuss puss Carson, the most unhomable thing on four legs has found himself a new home after someone spotted Barnaby on Cat Chat. Barnaby and Carson had formed a friendship and when she saw them in the same pen she couldn't bear to leave Carson behind so took him as well. So although his home is not technically from being seen on Cat Chat he wouldn't have got it without his new mum spotting Barnaby.

Kirkby Cats Home, Nottingham

Beautiful boys Tango & Casper have been rehomed!  They've found an amazing new home together and were spotted on Cat Chat.

Lucky Cat Rescue, Skegness

Barney (left) and Boris (right) are two lovely brothers that have found a home together after being seen on our homing page, they have settled well.

Kirkby Cats Home, Nottingham