Age: Two years old. Personality: He has been described as “an absolute purr monster and loves a comfy knee to snooze on and lots of cuddles”. Background: He came to YCR when his owner sadly became homeless. He didn’t cope well at the centre at first, but is loving life in his foster home. Requirements: Blondie has previously lived with cats, dogs and children, so he should be fine in a new home with them.Age: Two years old. Personality: He has been described as “an absolute purr monster and loves a comfy knee to snooze on and lots of cuddles”. Background: He came to YCR when his owner sadly became homeless. He didn’t cope well at the centre at first, but is loving life in his foster home. Requirements: Blondie has previously lived with cats, dogs and children, so he should be fine in a new home with them.
Age: Two years old. Personality: He has been described as “an absolute purr monster and loves a comfy knee to snooze on and lots of cuddles”. Background: He came to YCR when his owner sadly became homeless. He didn’t cope well at the centre at first, but is loving life in his foster home. Requirements: Blondie has previously lived with cats, dogs and children, so he should be fine in a new home with them.

Yorkshire Cat Rescue: Can you offer any of these felines a home? 10 cats and kittens in need of a loving home

Liana Jacob
By Liana Jacob
Published 27th Jun 2024, 06:00 BST
The Yorkshire Cat Rescue is experiencing its busiest year in its history with a record number of cats and kittens in desperate need of loving homes - here are 10 felines that need your help.

The Yorkshire Cat Rescue (YCR) has been inundated with more than 300 cats and kittens.

An influx of abandoned felines has come as a big shock over the last three months, with the centre struggling to give these helpless cats the support they need, with kitten season starting in June.

Currently, the YCR is caring for an overwhelming number of cats as well as 100 cats in foster homes, 30 more cats expected to arrive over the next few weeks and 20 cats at the centre waiting for foster placements or rehoming.

To find out more information, visit the Yorkshire Cat Rescue website.

Currently, the YCR is caring for an overwhelming number of cats as well as 100 cats in foster homes, 30 more cats expected to arrive over the next few weeks and 20 cats at the centre waiting for foster placements or rehoming.

Age: Eight months old. Personality: She has been described as a “dainty little lady” and can be a little bit quiet at first but is “an absolute softy” once you get to know her. Requirements: Her favourite things are head bumps, strokes and Dreamies. She is looking for a home without dogs, but she may be ok with cats and children.

9. Penelope

Age: Eight months old. Personality: She has been described as a “dainty little lady” and can be a little bit quiet at first but is “an absolute softy” once you get to know her. Requirements: Her favourite things are head bumps, strokes and Dreamies. She is looking for a home without dogs, but she may be ok with cats and children.Photo: Yorkshire Cat Rescue

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Ages: 11 years old and six years old respectively. Personalities: They are best friends; Pushky is more confident than Ollie but they both love strokes and a comfy knee to nap on. Background: They have been at YCR for more than five months and were brought to the centre when their owner sadly passed away. They are now ready to find a new home together. Requirements: They haven’t met dogs or other cats before but with the right introductions, they may be ok but they would prefer a quieter home, so children would need to be over 12 years old.

10. Pushky and Ollie

Ages: 11 years old and six years old respectively. Personalities: They are best friends; Pushky is more confident than Ollie but they both love strokes and a comfy knee to nap on. Background: They have been at YCR for more than five months and were brought to the centre when their owner sadly passed away. They are now ready to find a new home together. Requirements: They haven’t met dogs or other cats before but with the right introductions, they may be ok but they would prefer a quieter home, so children would need to be over 12 years old.Photo: Yorkshire Cat Rescue

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