I ask for £150 donation for each re-housed cat, to help pay for veterinary treatment and upkeep. The cats are not kept in pens as I like to gain an insight into each cats' personality. Most cats become stressed in pens, and I get to know each cat properly and observe how they behave around other cats. They have complete freedom and I find most frightened and timid cats make a swifter recovery in this way, than being handled against their will.

When I house a cat, I am available 24 hours a day for advice on any problems that may arise. These are mostly minor hiccups: rescue cats, when rehomed, need time and space to adapt to their new life. They also have to learn to trust people again, especially if they have been badly treated before. MOST PROBLEMS ARE SOLVEABLE!!

The majority of cats housed to people become good friends of mine, and I therefore have a personal interest in their welfare.

The Rescue needs to continue, as in London there is nowhere for homeless Persians to go. Rescues not specialising in Persians don't have the experience in handling this breed.

Persians are very laid back cats! Very relaxed and friendly. They love people and life. As I say, you only get back from a cat what you put in.

If you have any inquiry about any of our current cats available for rehoming, please get in touch via the contact page on our web site.