Monsieur is a really lovely and sweet tomcat. Here at the shelter, he had no problems getting on with other cats. However, he has now been returned from his foster home because he didn’t get on with the cat already living there. Monsieur can, however, bring great joy to people, and as a precaution, he should now be rehomed as the only cat in the household so that he does not lose his home again. He should be able to go outdoors in an area with little traffic and far away from busy roads.

Monsieur tested negative for FIV and FeLV

The calm and affectionate Lava has lovingly raised her six kittens here at the shelter and is now ready for a home of her own. Two of her boys, Pumba and Zazu, are also still waiting for their new owners…

Lava has tested negative for FIV and FeLV

These two lovely little tomcats are very playful, as is typical for their age. They are brothers, have similar temperaments and are very fond of each other. They will therefore only be rehomed together. Their siblings have already found homes. Pumba and Zazu are still waiting, even though they are two such lovely, sweet little kittens!

Chino is a friendly and lively tomcat who absolutely needs to be kept active. He has a strong play instinct and displays prey-hunting behaviour. He gets on well with other cats, although they are often overwhelmed by his lively nature. Chino is also very cuddly, but play always takes priority when he gets bored. The chance to go outdoors in a quiet area, away from busy roads, would certainly suit him very well.

Karl is a calm and sweet tomcat. He is used to living with other cats, but hasn’t made any friends here yet and usually spends his time outside on the scratching post. A netted balcony, where Karl can get some fresh air and watch his surroundings, is essential.

He is now hoping for a quiet home of his own, where he can finally settle down and receive the attention he craves.

Karl tested negative for FIV and FeLV

Our lovely Enya gave birth to Baby Drops, now three months old, here at the shelter. The little tomcat is an only child. Mum and baby therefore have a close bond and will be rehomed together. The fearless, playful Drops hasn’t yet met any other cats of his own age. However, a playmate would certainly do him good. He could therefore also move in with a male kitten of roughly the same age.

Lucia and Maria are two sweet sisters who still live with their mum. They’re keen to discover lots of new things. At first, they’re a bit shy around strangers, but when they’re playing, they forget all their shyness. British Shorthair – their mum, Findik, has passed on her exceptionally sweet nature to her kittens.

I’m Mum Roxanne. I live here with my three children, Roxy, Ruby and Robby, who are now old enough to go their own ways. Robby still seeks my company and likes to snuggle up to me. But I don’t really enjoy that so much anymore. The four of us were rescued and are now looking for our own forever home. I’m very trusting and love being stroked. My two pretty tricolour daughters will also be featured here. They’re still very shy and don’t like to show themselves off.

Hi, I’m Robby. I live here with my mum, Roxanne, and my two colourful sisters, Roxy and Ruby. They’re not quite ready to be in front of the camera just yet. I do, though. I’m still a bit shy, but I’m starting to pluck up the courage. And above all, I’m sure I want to become a cuddly cat. Will you give me the chance to do that and be a bit patient? I’d like to move in with a confident, young second cat (male or female) who could show me how it’s done. It would be great if you had a safe outdoor area where I could go out. Or even total freedom, far away from dangerous roads.

Barbie is a petite, lively and spirited cat who gets very bored here at the shelter. However, she wants nothing to do with other cats and can sometimes get quite aggressive towards them. That’s why Barbie wants to be a princess all on her own. The people in her future home should have plenty of time for her to ensure she has enough to keep her occupied. Barbie loves being stroked. If it gets too much for her, she’ll let you know. This can happen in a matter of seconds, so she shouldn’t be placed with small children. To ensure Barbie’s needs are met, she should be allowed to go outdoors. Therefore, she would only be suitable for a location with little traffic and no proximity to busy or fast-moving roads. Alternatively, a large flat with an outdoor enclosure would be suitable.

Barbie has tested negative for FIV and FeLV.