Rehomed Cats

He is a super friendly and active boy with oodles of affection to share. He would make an ideal companion for another cat or that special human. Max is used to being indoors and is fully litter trained.

Charles is a purebred pale lilac Burmese approx 5 years old. He is a little quieter than Crosby but is equally affectionate and loving. Charles will sit close to you and wait to be invited onto your lap.

Crosby is a purebred chocolate Burmese approx 2 years old. He is a little standoffish when first meeting new people but that certainly doesn't last. He is an extremely affectionate boy who loves to be picked up and patted, hugged and kissed. He will often follow you from room to room trying to get your attention. He is a talker and will let you know when he wants something!

Both boys are good with children (but would prefer no other dogs or cats.) and need to be rehomed together

Charlie is the smoochiest boy I have ever met! He will jump from the floor to your shoulder in one leap to get as many cuddles as he can. He nuzzles into your neck and loves you as much as any kitten could.

At only 7 months old, this little guy would suit a family who adore cuddles and smooching and ideally Charlie would not suit small children as he can leap quite high.

He is yet to be tested with dogs and so far appears to be unworried by my dog. He is a lovely boy who would love to meet his forever family

Lou Lou is a really beautiful cat, who coat is a very vibrant tortoise shell. Lou Lou is only in care as her owner passed away from cancer. Lou Lou gets along with cats of all ages as well as our large dog and she is learning ways of dealing with our very active new puppy. She has a very loud purr and neads her claws into you when you are cuddling her. Lou Lou is a mature cat who is a delight to have around and is never a problem.

Zuki came into care with DCH after he was surrendered by his owner, he is a super cute boy that is very sweet and is now ready for his new Forever Home.

gorgeous, playful little boy. Good with friendly dogs.

Ginge lived in a feral colony at a factory unit where she was seen to become pregnant a number of times, but never turned up with any kittens after giving birth. We managed to trap Ginge just before she was to give birth to a litter of kittens which arrived on the 26.9.2012. Only 2 of her 5 kittens survived with 1 getting stuck and taking a very long time to appear, that kitten was still born. When her 5th kitten also arrived still born, poor Ginge cleaned it up, and howled for hours, and kept looking to where the kitten lay not moving. Ginge was an excellent mum to the 2 surviving kittens and cared for them till they were weaned and for weeks after that stage. Ginge was not suitable for re-homing as she never accepted being around humans, so the decision was made to desex and ear tag her and release her back into her colony. Her integration back into that colony has gone extremely well and she will never again have to go through having kittens in such circumstances thanks to DCH ensuring she was desexed before release.