Gallery
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- Is it a bat or a cat, no it's Oscar! Oscar, and his sister Tosca, were rescued by our Central London Branch, the result of a pet cat allowed to breed year after year. They are now very happy pampered pets!
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- Three Little Kittens - Fred, Bam-Bam and Pebbles, Rescued by our branch in East Kilbride, the full story and more photos can be seen on our Case Studies page.
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- Penny (Pebbles) and Dexter (Bam-Bam) - All grown up!
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- George (Fred) - The White Prince - happy in his new home
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- Barney and Fleur take a nap
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- Dizzy Dollop, rescued by our Bewdley branch, would much rather suck her tail than read the paper!
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- Sidney (left) and Douglas - rehomed by Central London branch
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- Loving brothers - Sidney and Douglas
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- "The Three Comedians. Amongst a litter of five, they were found two weeks old with their mother in the fold of a bicycle cover. Despite torrential rain over many days, they were dry and safe but near suffocation. Their wonderful mother- Lilibeth – fought for her life for many weeks, suffering from a near fatal bacterial lung disease, but like her kittens, she eventually found a loving home. Two of the kittens occasionally suffer epileptic fits, often caused by stress such as when they have to be put in a basket. They were lucky to go to indoors only home, where they are safe and in company of people working from home.
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- Rescued by our Jersey Branch - Spider and Squeek
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- Tuesday with her kittens. Seemingly feral at first, Tuesday soon showed us she was most certainly not, once trapped and in the safekeeping of our Ayrshire branch. Tuesday was rehomed with one of her babies – Gavin, and her remaining kittens all went to loving homes as well
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- Misha was born on a roof-top in the east end of London
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- Tiny is bottle reared. He and his five siblings were born to a feral mother cat on a building site and rescued by CAT77
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- Rehoming an older cat - like Dulcie pictured here - is so rewarding. Many older cats are overlooked in favour of the youngsters, but not everyone's lifestyle suits taking on a kitten. Your local CAT77 branch is always happy to give advice on the type of cat to suit your circumstances.
