If you think you could rehome Saffron, Theo, or Sebastian, please contact the charity on 0345 371 2722 or visit www.cats.org.uk/glasgow for more details.
Donations are also welcome to help the charity’s rescue work.
Glasgow Branch
Saffron – Domestic Short Hair – Female – 3 months
Three gorgeous cats from Glasgow’s Cats Protection Centre and Branch are searching for their forever homes. (Image: Cats Protection)
Saffron, an adorable and playful kitten, came into our care through no fault of her own.
Fond of playing with her toys, she is very interactive and loves human company.
She would be happiest in a family with older children and could live with another calm cat after a proper introduction.
Once she is old enough, Saffron will need access to a safe garden.
Potential adopters should note that there is a fee of £120 for a single kitten.
Scotland Cat Centre
Theo – Domestic Short Hair – Male – 3 years
Three gorgeous cats from Glasgow’s Cats Protection Centre and Branch are searching for their forever homes. (Image: Cats Protection)
Theo, a gentle and lovable cat, is still getting used to the centre and requires some time to feel secure.
In his previous home, Theo was affectionate and enjoyed the company of others.
He took living with a dog in his stride, proving his adaptability in a suitable environment.
Despite his current nervousness, Theo is known to love deeply and will do so in a patient environment that allows him to settle at his own pace.
In return, he offers gentle companionship, playful moments, and a rewarding bond built on trust.
Scotland Cat Centre
Sebastian- Domestic Short Hair – Female – 7 years
Three gorgeous cats from Glasgow’s Cats Protection Centre and Branch are searching for their forever homes. (Image: Cats Protection)
Lastly, Sebastian is a clever cat in search of a confident, experienced cat owner.
He needs someone who understands feline body language and is content with him setting the pace.
Sebastian requires plenty of mental stimulation to keep his sharp mind engaged.
An adult-only home with no other pets would be most suitable for him.
He also needs a home with direct outdoor access.
With the right owner, he promises to be a deeply rewarding companion.
The centre reassures potential adopters that they will be thoroughly supported throughout the adoption process.
Interested adopters can enquire via the listing found on the website.
Once a suitable match is deemed, the center staff will discuss the cat’s history, medical status, and suitability with the potential adopter.
A virtual or in-person home visit will be required.
Once approved, adopters will receive the necessary paperwork to fill out, and the centre will follow up in the days and weeks after the cat has settled into their new home.
The Scotland Cat Centre extends its contact options to email at Enquiries@glasgow.cats.org.uk and telephone at 0141 779 3341 for any inquiries.
