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Adopt a Cat
We have many beautiful cats of all ages and backgrounds waiting for a home of their very own.
Can you find room for one in your home?

We are a small charity based in the Reading, Maidenhead and Henley on Thames areas. We aim to rehome our cats and kittens within approximately a 20 mile radius of Henley.

Kittens (Please read our article : Adopting Kittens)

We may be taking in some kittens for rehoming soon but as the situation can change very quickly please phone us for details.

Adult cats (Please read our article : Tips on adopting an adult cat)
 
Fudge Fudge - is a gorgeous, affectionate 16 month old longhaired brown tabby and white female cat. She is a lovely cat who likes to be around people but we think she would be best in a home without any other animals.










Harry Harry - was left behind when his owners moved away. He is a dark grey colour and probably about 3 years old. He is a very friendly, playful cat but is frightened of very young children. He would probably suit a family with older children.










Tess Tess - is a very friendly longhaired tabby and white cat who was left behind when her owners moved away. We believe she is about 3 years old. She was terrorised by a dog in her old home so needs a home without dogs.










Pepper and Mercedes Pepper and Mercedes - are a lovely pair of one year old black sister cats. They have been used to an indoor home but would probably appreciate the chance to explore a garden.









Ruggy - is a quiet, friendly lap cat. She is 10 years old, black and longhaired. Ruggy is in very good health and would make a wonderful companion.

"Old Lady" - is a tabby female whose elderly owner has died. As she was a stray originally we are guessing at her age but we think she is about 12 years old. She is in good health and is a possible candidate for our Golden Oldie scheme under which financial help is available for future veterinary care.

Hilary - is homeless because her elderly owner has been admitted to a care home. Hilary is a lovely lapcat and would probably appreciate another quiet home. We think she is about 12 years old. She is in good health and is a possible candidate for our Golden Oldie scheme under which financial help is available for future veterinary care.

Boots and Ruby - are a pair of lovely two year olds. Boots is a pretty tabby while Ruby is black. They are very fond of each other and like to spend time cuddled up to each other. Boots and Ruby are gentle but playful cats.

Boots Ruby

Jade Jade - came to us from the same home as Boots and Ruby but might appreciate a home on her own. She is a black one year old female cat. Although she is not very keen on being picked up she loves to play and be fussed.










Flute and Clio Flute and Clio - are a pair of 13 year old cats who will be rehomed under our "Golden Oldie" scheme which means that TVAW will pay for all reasonable veterinary costs in the future should either cat develop a health problem. Flute is a black and white male while his sister Clio is all black. They would probably appreciate a quiet home without young children and one where they can continue to enjoy spending some time outside in the garden in fine weather. Clio can be a bit shy with strangers and is frightened by loud noises while her brother Flute is very affectionate and rather more outgoing.






Simba Simba - is an all white male cat aged 12 who will be rehomed under our "Golden Oldie" scheme meaning that TVAW will pay for all reasonable veterinary costs in the future should he develop a health problem. Although he is white he is not deaf. He has lived with children and a dog and is a lovely, friendly cat.








Jake and Molly Jake and Molly - are a pair of 8 year old cats who need a home together. Jake is a large, longhaired tabby who is a polydactyl (extra toes on his feet); Molly is a large tabby and white shorthaired cat. They are both very much lapcats and would make very good companions.










Dizzie Dizzy - is a long haired black and white female cat. She is a very friendly, talkative cat who loves company although not small children. She has lived with another cat but would probably be happier on her own. Dizzy was acquired seven years ago from Battersea Dogs and Cats Home but has not been happy following the arrival of young children in the family. Dizzy's new owner will have to groom her regularly - which she enjoys.









Lucy, Lilly and Layla - are a group of three female cats who have come to us from the same home. Ideally we would like to rehome them together but if that is not possible then perhaps Lucy could be rehomed on her own. Lucy is a black and two year old, Lilly is black and 12 months old while Layla is 18 months old and white and black. All three cats are friendly once they get to know you but can be shy with strangers. They are a lovely group of female cats who get along together very well, especially Lilly and Layla.

Lucy Lilly Layla

Dizzie Percy - is a large, handsome black cat with lovely green eyes. He came to us originally as a stray so we are not sure about his age - perhaps 5 years old. He was rehomed but did not settle there. Percy is a big cat with a big personality to match. He adores people but is very jealous of other cats. He needs a home where there are no other cats (although a dog might be a possibility) and ideally owners who are not out at work all day. If he gets lonely he will go and seek out human company! A family home in the country would be ideal for him.








Feral cats - we have several cats who need homes at smallholdings, stables etc. They will undertake rodent control duties in return for having somewhere warm to sleep and two good meals a day.
More on Feral Cats

These are a few of the cats in our care at the moment. If you don't see what you are looking for please give us a ring on either 01494 484527 or 01189 721 871.

Where are the cats?

We have 26 cat houses with 15 of our members mainly within the Reading and Henley on Thames areas, with accommodation for up to 50 cats and kittens.

Will the cats be spayed or neutered?

Yes, all are spayed or neutered before rehoming.

Do I have to make a donation if I offer a home to a cat?

Yes, but it is usually left to you to decide how much to give. However, we depend on fundraising to pay for food, heating, spaying/neutering and veterinary treatment so we are very grateful for all donations.

Please contact Monica on 01494 484527 or Ann on 01189 721871 for further information.

Some of the cats rehomed through this website