Here is a picture of Bunty in her new home. She seems to have settled in really well spending most of the day asleep & only really waking when she wants to be fed! She does liven up in the evening and I have been woken most nights to the sound of her chasing one of her toys around the kitchen. She tends to like being on high places cat napping whilst dangling her legs so we have found her on the backs of armchairs and sofas as well as a tall chest of drawers. As of yet she has shown no real interest in the outside world seeming to be content staring out of the conservatory doors, but why should she, she has a room of her own (I dont know where guests are going to stay now), several meals a day and lots of fuss when she wants it!
Thanks for finding us our new family member.
Kind Regards, Martin & Neil.
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It is almost 2 weeks since we took Buster and Toby home with us. The second we walked through the door and let them out of the basket, Buster was off exploring the whole house. Toby shot under the sofa and stayed there for the remainder of the day!
Since them Buster has been, well, Buster! He likes to drink out of the toilet, eat the bubbles out of the bath and play with almost anything that moves, and can always be found about two steps behind our daughter, Izzy. Toby on the other hand took time to decide if he wanted to live with us - that is to say about two days. He now chases Buster and jumps on him at any and every opportunity. He has also found his appetite, consisting mainly of roast chicken and steak! Food has also been a very good way of reassuring him about Izzy - she has been the one to feed him and now when she is in the kitchen, so is Toby. Both cats have found their place at night time - the middle of our bed (that is when they have finally decided it's time to go to sleep)!
Despite all this we have realized just how much we have missed having cats in our home. Thank you.
Elaine, Neil and Izzy Burgin
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Just a little note to say that Poppy (formerly Pippa) has settled in very well.
She didn't get on so well with Star at first, but they are getting along a lot better now.
By the way, both Gizmo and Thomas are very happy in their new home with Mark and Suzanne.
Keep up the good work!
Lots of love from Craig, Collette, Star and Poppy
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This is a picture of Venus, whom we rescued and brought to you, then rehomed.
We found her at the back of our garden with several young kittens.
She has settled in very well.
Simon and Gemma Gardner.
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Monty & Dolly have now been with their new owners for a year and the have kindly given us this update:

"Monty is very friendly and out-going, a great favourite with all the neighbours and at one point we were quite alarmed to find that at least three other households would have welcomed him in with open arms. However, to our great relief, Monty has decided that Home is best and NEVER stays away for very long. It took quite some time for Dolly to open up, but she is now very talkative and will even condescend to sit on a lap, being stroked and drooling with delight." Since December, they have acquired another cat who just turned up, obviously a stray, hungry and un-neutered. He has since been neutered with our help and Brian is now a permanent member of the family. Apart from the occasional bout of handbags at dawn, the three of them get on very well .

Millie (originially Lizzie whilst she was in our care) was found fastened in a box alongside a canal. After a traumatic experience, she is now happily settled in with her new family. They say she is really affectionate and loves to be made a fuss of. She's their little shadow and follows them everywhere!

Alice came to us as a stray with her kitten. Happily she is now settled in a lovely new home. Her new family say she is very spoilt and loved. She has loads of energy and is always running around and playing with her toys, then when she is tired she likes to sit on our shoulders and go to sleep! Ahhhh...