Ally Cats Adoption And Sponsorship

30/07/2026

NOT AVALIABLE FOR ADOPTION OR ENQUIRIES YET

Little Wanda did really well overnight. ❤️

She's been enjoying small kitten meals, although she still hasn't been to the toilet. I've tried helping her, but she's having none of it... she's clearly telling me, "Stop that, I'm a big girl!" 🥹

She may think she's grown up, but she's absolutely tiny.

We're off to the vets at 4pm so they can give her a thorough check-over. There does appear to be an eye in the socket, but sadly it looks shrunken and ulcerated, so we'll find out exactly what we're dealing with.

For now, little Wanda will be coming home with Auntie Billie to be fostered while she gets the love and care she deserves. ❤️

Sadly, there's still no sign of the other kitten. It's such a difficult situation. Wanda was handed over to us, but it seems they want to keep the other kitten to appease the young children, who have reportedly been treating the kittens like sling bags. 😟

Please keep little Wanda in your thoughts this afternoon. 🐾

25/07/2026

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21/03/2026

STILL AVALIABLE
Thornton - Thornton is a beautiful boy , but boy does he know it. He's most at peace when given free reign to roam around the house, flopping down where he pleases and ignoring the fact that he's just put the backs up of most of the other cats in the area, just by being there.
An oddly controversial figure, cats for the most part tend not to like him. Don't get us wrong, sometimes he can be a bit of a sod with some of the stronger personalities, but it is largely in response to being treated like a passing hostility by the other cats. As such, we absolutely believe Thornton would be best as an only cat so he can curl up on his new humans lap and enjoy a snooze without it becoming a problem. He is a little bit highly strung, so we advise against young children in the household.

21/03/2026

STILL AVALIABLE

Thomas aka 'Little Tommy Pickles' - While Tommy may be the baby of the frat house, this hasn't held him back even slightly. Having come to us from a stint in foster care, Tommy has been taught well in the art of affection, and as a result is one of the sweetest, cuddliest and friendliest cats we have in our care. But don't let his sweet disposition fool you. This boy can cause a party with the best of them. Though it surprised us at first, Tommy has joined forced with Wacko to become Ally Cat's answer to The Weasley Twins. Firm friends, firm promises of trouble in the best way. As such we would love for these two to be homed together, as they are very close and ideal for keeping each other entertained in a new environment. Both would be fine with older children.

21/03/2026

STILL AVALIABLE
Donny - What a charmingly daft boy this is! Donny has affection in spades, and will get very excited about nose kisses and flirts. But he's only feline, and occasionally will get over excited. A nip on your nose/chin and then the games begin! After that it's all tussle and play fighting fun. He's not a nasty boy by any stretch of the imagination, but this boy loves to box with you. He would be absolutely fine with cats that are laid back, but are capable of shutting down his nonsense swiftly if required. One of his favourite pass times is to try and rile up the dog, so a dog that will tolerate that and play with him without getting over excited would be good for him.

21/03/2026

STILL AVALIABLE

Salem - He's a frustrating boy is Salem. A very affectionate, loving boy when it comes to people. He's another boy who. Very much seeks out attention and affection (his love headbutts hurt so good XD). For the most part he's chilled out and gets on well with other cats, BUT has also had instances of bullying behaviour. At first it was with a boy from his colony who came to the rescue with him, so we put it down to past beef. But he's since had altercations with a very strong willed girl from the same colony who also came to us. Potentially also beef, but we're not discounting a possible need to be a dominant figure. He seems to be perfectly fine with younger cats, especially boys. He'd probably do fine with most cats, particularly those with laid back personalities who don't seek to dominate him.

21/03/2026

STILL AVALIABLE
Wacko - A member of the infamous "Animaniacs" trio, Wacko is the most playful and outgoing of the bunch. While it took a bit of time for him to find his confidence, each 'crash, bang,wollop' in their room (dubbed 'The Frat House') let's us know that he's most certainly got it in spades now. Energetic, playfully, possibly the owners of several ASBO's, Wacko would be a great addition to any family looking for a little bit of unpredictability in their lives. It would be absolutely wonderful if he could find a home with his best friend, Thomas.

21/03/2026

STILL AVALIABLE
Yacko - From the very beginning when he first arrived at the rescue as a kitten, Yacko has been an unashamed flirt who loves nothing more than attention, cuddles and confirmation that he is in fact the loveliest cat in the world. He can be a bit needy about it at times, but with his own humans this should calm down as he is currently in an environment where there's a bit of competition for attention. He can be a little timid at times due to a couple of instances of being bullied, but when feeling confident he's an absolute joy. Yacko has grown up in an environment where he has had plenty of companionship, so one or two other established cats within the household would no doubt help him settle, especially if they're friendly and gentle to him. While he and Wacko are brothers, he tends not to spend time with him so we see no issue in allowing them to find homes separately that will suit their individual needs.

21/03/2026

STILL AVALIABLE
Wilbert - Another success story! When Wilbert arrived, it was fair to say that his manners left a lot to be desired. He was very put out by his new environment, and made it absolutely no secret. However, with time and patience this boy has bloomed. He is now a chunky, confident 'cat about town' who is happy to keep himself entertained (really, he is just a massively lazy boy) and float around his environment. He hasn't completely lost his confrontational nature, however, and can occasionally be a bit of a narky knickers with other cats. Wilbert would likely be his happiest with one or two cats who are laid back, bordering indifferent to him, or as an only cat.

21/03/2026

STILL AVALIABLE
Maizie - It will never be said about a Tortie cat that she doesn't know how to look after herself! Maizie, as affectionate and loving as she is with people, is no pushover when it comes to other cats. She tends not to start a confrontation, but if there happens to be one she will happily verbally put the other cat in their place. She is, ultimately, a very laid back girl for the most part. She is happy to make her own day, loaf around where she pleases and live a care free life with affection in abundance. She loves her food (she claims to be in shape, her argument being that 'triangle' is a shape, but we're not quite sure that's the shape they meant) and good company on her terms. She would be ideally homed somewhere with one or two respectful, gentle and laid back cats so she doesn't have to give her vicious tongue any exercise. Older children would be fine.