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We always have a selection of animals requiring loving homes, visit our 'Rehoming' page for details.

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 Can you offer these two lovely cats a home?

 

We have two four-year-old cats at the moment who are looking for a new home together.  

As you can see, this brother and sister duo really are a handsome couple!

Branston is the black one with longish fur and his sister is the black and white one with short fur.

If you are interested in giving these cats a loving new home, then please call us on 07538 472 822 or email, This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

 

Prior to being adopted, all animals are micro-chipped, neutered and each will have been treated for worms and fleas.

If you would like to provide a loving, safe home to an animal please contact us on Mobile Tel: 07538 472822. Alternatively email the following address for further information: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

A fee will be charged for adoption of animals. This helps towards the cost of any veterinary treatment, boarding and of course the microchipping, neutering, worming and flea treatment of the animal.

If you wish to discuss an animal that you feel needs re-homing please contact the Branch Welfare Assistant on tel: 020 8462 4305 (10am to 4pm) or via the email address above.

Local RSPCA Animal Centres

Many of our animals get transferred to local RSPCA animal centres for rehoming (South Godstone, Leybourne, Southridge, Southall Cattery and Millbrook). Please see the following links for further information on some of the animals in local centres looking for loving homes. The centres will advise you of their rehoming terms and policies.

Please note: These links will take you out of this web site and you will need to use your web browser if you wish to return to this web site.

RSPCA Cats needing homes (Animal Centres)

RSPCA Dogs needing homes (Animal Centres)

RSPCA Rabbits needing homes (Animal Centres)