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We are an INDOOR first cat rescue and we DON'T rehome single kittens.
Out of consideration to our very small volunteer teams it is important that you read the points below carefully before submitting an ADOPTION APPLICATION form:
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Thoroughly read our guide for newly adopted kitties to have realistic expectations of the responsibility of owning a kitty.
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Please familiarise yourself with our FAQs to learn more about the adoption process and our response times.
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For kittens, we adopt in pairs of kittens and in the second instance, those who already have a young cat. Kittens homed on their own risk having behavioural issues when they grow up like bitting and scratching.
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Young cats will be looked to be rehomed to a home with another cat.
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Be sure that you are ready to adopt and do not apply on whim out of consideration to our very small adoptions volunteering team.
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Think if you are ready for a commitment of looking after a kitty for many years to come (including during their senior years), cats can live 16+ years.
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Make sure you have permission in writing on your rental or lease to have pets before applying.
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Only submit one application, if you wish to update it, message us via Instagram, Facebook or email and let us know which kitty you like.
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Ensure you have specified what kitties you are interested in, including your previous experience so we can get a sense of you and your home to try to find the best fit.
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We are an indoor first rescue. Cats should be kept indoors at all times (unless you have a catio or cat proofed garden) join this group for ideas, please read our FAQs for more information. We will require all homes to be cat proofed. This applies to kittens as well.
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Terms apply to all adoption applications. You will have to provide full paperwork and necessary proof as part of the process.
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Please keep in mind that we will not be able to provide vaccinations at this time.
We receive a lot of applications so we won't be able to get back to everyone individually, please read our FAQs to familiarise yourself with our process.
Kitties for adoption
Please note that most ages are approximations as we don't always have the kitty's medical history. If a cat is no longer on this page it means that the kitty has been adopted or could have temporarily been removed. This page is the most up-to-date place for the cats we have up for adoption.


mousey
12 years / female / indoor
Mousey is the sweetest little girl. She can be a tough cookie to crack, but with love and patience, she blossoms into a cuddly, playful, and wonderful companion. She is a senior cat with the cutest baby face and has recently found a new personality after losing her mum.
Mousey needs time to warm up to new things, and it’s important to keep trying with her.
She has recently discovered her love for play, and now it’s serious business! She loves running around the house chasing her lace, or playing with her ball, and you will find her sitting by her tunnel, waiting for someone to join in, often throughout the day. She needs a home where she’ll get plenty of playtime throughout the day with her human.
However, once she’s had her fun, she’s all about cuddles and will happily curl up on your lap while you watch TV (especially if Cat TV is on).
She’s a skinny girl but enjoys her food, just at her own pace, preferring to pick at her wet food throughout the day rather than eating it all at once. She can be a picky eater but does have some preferences.
Mornings start with snuggles—she waits patiently for her fosters to wake up so she can run in bed to get her must-have cuddles before breakfast.
At night, she enjoys sleeping next to her humans in bed but prefers not to be disturbed. Careful not to nudge her as she might go off to sleep on the sofa instead!
While she is affectionate and playful, she is also a jumpy girl. Loud noises, quick movements, and the hoover (her sworn enemy) make her nervous. She needs a calm, quiet home without small children, but older children who will gently stroke her while reading bedtime stories would be fine.
She is very jealous of the laptop and if you WFH, she might be joining your meetings (and adding valuable inputs) whilst keeping you company on the chair next to you or on your lap.
Mousey absolutely loves the sun and on sunny days she will just walk around the house chasing the sun to sunbathe (or sometimes snoring!) laying in the rays.
It took her quite a while to come out of her shell, so she is looking for a patient and gentle adopter who will give her time to build trust. But once she does, she'll reward you with love, playfulness and the sweetest cuddles.
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lemon & fudge
7 months / males / indoor
Lemon & Fudge are the cutest little tuxedo kittens who love cuddles more than anything.
Lemon is more curious and a bit squeaker, while Fudge is more cuddly and quiet.
Lemon will walk up to you and collapse on top of you, and loves nothing more than to sit in someone’s lap while they work!
Fudge is also a big cuddler but a bit bigger and more shy (but compared to other cats, not shy at all).
These boys would do great with kids or other pets, they have no fear and will happily sit in strangers laps!
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sonic
4 years / male / indoor
Sonic is a gorgeous black and white long haired boy, with an equally gorgeous personality.
He is an energetic and playful cat and his hobbies include zoomies before bed, looking at birds out the window, chasing his fishing rod toy, chewing plants (therefore special care needs to be taken to remove any toxic plants from the house), and getting cuddles with chin scratches after meals.
Sonic has been around other cats since he was a kitten, so he would really like to be in a home with another cat or cats that he can play and hang out with. In the absence of a cat buddy, Sonic needs lots of stimulation and will play, wrestle, explore and chase for hours - he’s even learnt how to ask for his favourite toys!
Sonic is very wary of strangers and will hide from all visitors, delivery people and the doorbell, but once he warms up to his humans he is a very affectionate cat and is happiest when he can have company and attention throughout the day.
He has a very healthy appetite and is curious about any kind of food. Sonic has been known to open cupboard doors and take snacks for himself so both cat and human food should be kept in hard-to-reach places!
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montgomery(Assigned to adopter)
2 years / male / indoor
Montgomery is a very easy cat to love.
He is a friendly, trilly chappy that makes excellent company.
Although he didn’t know how to play, his foster parents have taught him and his playful, mischievous side has come out - You’ll often find him ‘hiding’ behind a door ready to scare his human. He also tends to nibble a bit, while playing, but does not hurt. When playing, he keeps his claws in.
He’s very sociable and will always come and introduce himself to guests who enter his home, and join in at dinner parties.
He loves his food and isn’t very picky.
He gets the night Zoomies but is generally very well behaved. He is silly and very clumsy, always falling off things. The cat with the worst balance in the world.
He is the fine mixture of independent and a cat who loves to come and curl up on his humans’ laps. Montgomery is sure to add a lot of happiness to whoever is lucky enough to become his forever parent(s).


sally
1 years, 3 months / female / indoor (FIV+)
Sally is a very playful and smart kitty.
She will make cute noises watching cat TV and birds from the windows - She is quite chatty in general and will meow at you when she wants to play or have a pet.
She is quite independent and will once in a while come to sat on your laps on the couch, but will mostly settle near you to keep an eye for you.
This girl, has adapted quite fast to indoors life and will need a home that can provide a lot of attention and playtime.


jakee
5 years / male / indoor
Jakee was a bit shy at the beginning, but with some patience and reassurance he’s been feeling more comfortable around the house.
He’s very calm, spends most of his day sleeping and likes hiding in his favourite spots. Once he comes out, he’s very loving and vocal. He really loves to cuddle with his fosters in the sofa, can spend hours being pet to sleep.
He’s very sensitive of loud noises, even just his fosters walking around the house or normal household noises will scare him, so he would need a quiet household to settle in. Took him a couple weeks to start to explore the house and not hide, but once he gained some confidence he now likes to explore his surroundings.
He’s starting to feel more comfortable now to play with his toys as well, but his favourite hobby is definitely cuddling.
He’s a very well trained cat, doesn’t break or damage anything in the house, can be left alone for a few hours.
He definitely has the sweetest personality 😊


hollis & basil
8 years old / males / indoor
These two cats are quirky, sweet, and gentle, but very different from each other!
Hollis has gorgeous cow cat markings, and shows his love by following his fosterer round wherever she goes. He is not a lap cat but sits at his fosterer's feet wherever she sits. At night he likes to sleep in bed next to his fosterer. He loves head rubs and purrs lots.
Hollis has lots of energy for an old boy. He can be vocal in the small hours and needs attention or play in the day to tire him out and entertain him.
Basil is a sweet jet black kitty, a nervous cat, but once he trusts you and feels safe he can become a lap cat and bestows upon you his rare purr (usually in bed!) He is sleepy with little interest in playing but lots of interest in strokes and head rubs. He can be found hiding with just two shining eyes giving away where he is sitting. He is independent but very affectionate when he wants to be - he just needs time to feel safe. Basil may have a bit of arthritis, for the time he spent on the streets and therefore this would need to be monitored by his forever home.
They are often found together asleep on the bed but need the chance to be in separate rooms when they choose. They like to sleep with their fosterer and seem happiest in bed. They never jump up very high and in fact prefer to sit on the floor than the sofa, but they do need scratching posts.
As they can be quite nervous (especially Basil) they would probably be best in a quiet home without children. As older cats with established personalities they have their quirks but they are charming kitties - a great mix of affectionate and independent.


Jazz
9 years old / female / indoor
Jazz is a young, playful, sociable cat.
She loves being around people and having tickles on her ears, back, and belly, or being brushed all over.
She also likes chasing shoelaces, chewing raffia toys, or having a good scratch on a scratching post.
She has one of the most high pitched meows you'll ever hear, but try not to give in to her little squeaks for food every time!
Jazz has diabetes, and she's really gentle and patient when it comes to her treatment - She needs insulin injections twice a day and is very good while being injected, as long as she is given some pets and brushing afterwards.
Blood testing can be done at home, and she is docile and getting used to it.
Low grain food, mainly meat or fish would be best for her.
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honesty & hope
9 months / females / indoor
Hope and Honesty are a curious and playful sister duo, looking for a home together.
Honesty (black) is the most outgoing of the two, she loves nudging you for pets, playing with spring toys, and sleeping on a fluffy bed.
Hope (black and white) is much more shy, but once she gains your trust she'll grace you with her loud purrs. She likes playing with small catnip toys
They both love food and treats, playing with feather toys and chasing a laser pointer, and snoozing by the window
They're both quiet and chirp at each other, and Honesty will squeak when it's food time
They'd suit a household patient enough to get them out of their shells, and with enough space for them to run around and chase each other


little owl & tawny
7 months / females / indoor
The owl babies are ex-feral kittens who are named after owls because of their huge round eyes.
They were very scared when they were first brought indoors and are still a little skittish. However, they have very quickly grown in confidence and are now much comfortable enjoying indoor life.
They love their food, pets and get along well with other cats, but they have never been around children.
Tawny is a very playful kitten. She loves to play with a ball or cuddly toy and can often be heard meowing to herself as she plays or struts around showing off a toy in her mouth. She will purr very loudly if you scratch her behind the ears.
Little Owl is quieter than her sister and particularly likes human company. She likes to relax on the couch with people she feels safe with and enjoys a gentle cuddle. She also has her kitten moments and goes wild over a wand toy! Both sisters like to wrestle each other and then cuddle up together. They are closely bonded and give each other confidence when they are together.
They are still maturing and settling into indoor life, but they are lovely, friendly, curious kittens with tons of personality!


PAPI
8 years and 11 months / male / indoor
Papi can be a bit of a grumpy old man but that is part of his charm. He is doing well and is so much more relaxed than when he first arrived at his foster home - he doesn't hide anymore when there are visitors or people staying, even if they are children.
He enjoys playing with a ball and looking out of the window, watching the birds and the neighbour's cat. Most of all, he likes to sleep and has his favourite places to do so - one of them is under the sofa, and his fosterer sweetly calls him Gruffalo as all one can see are two bright yellow eyes.
Papi is a quiet cat, apart from his snoring which is very loud!
He doesn't wake you up very early for breakfast, he waits patiently until his fosterer is up. When he is hungry he sits or lays quietly next to his bowls. He is used to a feeding routine so he knows when his dinner is due.
Papi has no problem taking his medication. He has it every day with his breakfast in a chicken flavoured lick-e-lix. He loves cheese Dreamies.
He still doesn't like being touched and will hiss if you try, but he will tolerate you being next to him and will sniff your hand if you gently hold it out.
Papi would suit a quiet home where he could potter about doing his own thing.
He could probably live with a quiet and confident cat as he has no problem with the neighbouring cat


jude & joel
5 months / males / indoor
Both Joel and Jude are equal parts playful and restful. After their morning feed, they are quite active, chasing one another and playing with their toys. By mid-afternoon into the evening they wind down, sleeping in their bed, or on their fosterers laps. They show their love with slow blinks, head nudges and an abundance of purrs.
Jude (black and white face) is the more confident of the two brothers. He is very social and quickly warms up to people; purring and sitting near them or on their laps after a short-time.
Joel (black ears and white face) is more reserved initially, but over time, he joins his brother Jude in sitting and sleeping on their fosterers.
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miranda (Assigned to adopter)
1.5 years / female / indoor
Miranda is the sweetest girl. She is very independent and while she might look at you with a mischievous face, she is very well behaved.
She uses her litter tray very well but as she is small she does pee a lot so constant cleaning is needed.
She gets easily startled by loud noises or things she doesn't know and might go to a darker place for refuge like under a chair. However within minutes she is back near you. She is curious and will get zoomies at night after diner so having some toys around is a must. Also some scratch pads.
She is still not a lap cat but she is starting to warm to that idea. She just wants things in her own terms. She loves head scratches and will have the cutest little purr.
She likes sleeping in the same room as the fosterers but not in the bed. She has her own beds in the bedroom and living room.
She would suit a calm home where she can get used to the sounds and people. We are not sure about other animals or kids as we haven't seen her interact with any.


Parker & Braveheart
(Assigned to adopter)
5 & 6 years / male / indoor
Parker & Braveheart met in the cat pens after being rescued. Although Parker at the time was a grumpy old man, Braveheart saw right through him, and a spark was lit. They were placed in the foster home together, and having each other helped them warm up to their humans and learn how to live in the home they never had.
Braveheart, who was once terrified of people, now enjoys being petted. He will get close to you when he wants some cuddles and leave once he’s had enough. He initially grimaces when being stroked, however when he settles into it, he purrs like a motorcycle and even dribbles. He is frightened by string toys or anything attached to a stick, but he happily spends time chasing balls around the floor. If he’s not snuggling into Parker’s long silky fur, he likes to spend time perched on the window, where he can watch the world go by.
Parker has become a lot less grumpy after being diagnosed with arthritis and finally receiving monthly pain relief injections from the vet. He sometimes still hisses to remind everyone of his position in the pecking order, but he also melts when having his chin or head rubbed. When he’s in the mood for cuddles, he will come and sit in front of you and stare until he gets what he wants. He eats a special diet, since he’s lost most of his teeth, but this doesn’t stop him from enjoying wet and dry food, as well as treats (he loooves dreamies!)
Ever the unlikely couple, Parker & Braveheart can often be found cuddled together on the couch. You can witness the classic lover’s quarrels every now and then, but they always find their way back to each other.
They are looking for a family together, one that has experience with cats and can be patient as they continue on their journey of warming up to humans. Their new family will be rewarded with great company from a pair of very different, strongly bonded characters.


danny & dobbie
(Assigned to adopter)
8 months / males / indoor
Danny and Dobbie are two kittens found alone and who became bonded on their foster home.
Dobby is super playful and affectionate. He loves to end the day passed out in your lap and will wait patiently for you to clear off your laptop etc, so he can climb on.
Dani is also really playful but a little shyer than Dobby. He loves to play and, once he warms up to you. He will rub against your legs for scratches and sit right by you on the couch.
The two sweet boys are looking for their forever home together.


maple (Assigned to adopter)
1 year old / female / indoor
Maple is a sweet and very affectionate cat who loves quality time with her humans.
She's playful and curious and she can be a bit mischievous too in the form of taking opportunist moments to lap at your coffee or taste test your dinner.
Maple absolutely loves to be held, either cradled belly up like a baby, held against your shoulder and more recently she's been sampling riding on shoulders.
She is currently living with two other cats and has quickly formed a good bond with the kitten and has even been found grooming the kitten's mum which indicates that she could be well suited to fluffy company.
Maple would also be well suited to a home where humans are frequently around especially if she is initially on her own. She makes a great colleague for anyone working from home.
Adopting with L.I.C.K
We will review applications on a cat by cat basis (as they are ready to be adopted), in the order that they came in and we will prioritise the best match for each kitty. Therefore, it is quite difficult to provide timelines. Please ensure you review all the points above as these will be covered in the interview.
Ensure you include a video as requested in the form to be considered.
The adoptions team will reach out for an initial interview if a potential match is found, if the interview goes well, we will put you in touch with the fosterer so you can meet the kitty. We try to make this process as speedy as we can, as we don’t want to lose potential adopters for the kitty.
After this, please let us know if you wish to adopt the kitty. We sometimes have multiple people wanting the same kitty, so we would appreciate you letting us know as soon as possible.
If everything looks OK, you will have to sign an adoption form and provide proof of insurance, cat-proofing and vet registration. We will then arrange the kitty delivery officer to bring the kitty to you and will do an in-person home check. We will change the chip ownership transfer and the kitty is officially part of your family! :) If for any reason it doesn't work out, we will take them back.
The Adoption Donation for a kitty is £100 or £170 for a pair. All donations go towards veterinary care for our kitties. All other costs are paid by fosterers, trustees and volunteers out of their own pockets.
If you are residing in a congestion zone, we kindly ask that you help pay for the congestion charge.
