Meet Cats Ready for Adoption in Essex and Suffolk
Loveland’s Cat Rescue is a small, family and friends run charity rescuing, rehabilitating and rehoming cats and kittens across Essex and Suffolk. Every cat in our care gets a full vet check, a foster home, and someone looking out for them until they find the right family.
Meet Cats Ready for Adoption in Essex and Suffolk
Loveland’s Cat Rescue is a small, family and friends run charity rescuing, rehabilitating and rehoming cats and kittens across Essex and Suffolk. Every cat in our care gets a full vet check, a foster home, and someone looking out for them until they find the right family.
Your Cat Journey Starts Here
We’re based in the Essex and Suffolk areas and add new rescues fortnightly
About Us
A Cat Rescue Built on Second Chances
We started Loveland’s because we couldn’t walk past a cat that needed help. Now we work with foster carers, local vets and supporters across Essex and Suffolk to take in cats who’ve been abandoned, surrendered or found as strays, and give them the care and time they need before they’re ready for a home of their own. Read our full story on the about us page
Your new journey starts here
Ready to Start Your Adoption Journey?
Whether you’re looking to adopt, want to ask about a cat you’ve seen on our page, or just have a question about the process, we’re a phone call or message away.
Contact Number
07342402913
How We Help
Cat Adoption
Every cat we rehome across Essex and Suffolk has been vet checked, vaccinated and assessed for temperament, so you know exactly who you’re bringing home.
Rescue & Rehabilitation
From tiny orphaned kittens to elderly cats needing a quiet retirement, we take in cats that need specialist care and work with local vets to get them well.
Fostering
Can’t adopt but still want to help? Our foster carers give cats and kittens a safe place to recover and settle before they’re ready for adoption. We provide the support, you provide the sofa.
Volunteering
From helping at events to driving cats to vet appointments, there’s always a way to get involved that doesn’t mean fostering or adopting. If you’ve got a few hours spare, we’d love to hear from you.
TestimonialS
Read Our Success Stories
Hear what our newly cat owners have to say about us
We’d been feeding Lilly for months and honestly didn’t know if we’d see her again. When she came back so poorly, LoveLands helped us get her the care she needed and then Tinkerbell turned up too. Seeing them both healthy now, and having Tinkerbell at home with us, still feels like a small miracle.
Smudge had been sleeping in a bin shed all winter, and he arrived sore, thin, and tired. Now he’s the king of the sofa. He’s around ten, so he’s not one for zoomies, but he’s the gentlest, most grateful cat, we can’t imagine home without him.
Get In Touch With Us
Ready to give a rescue cat a loving home? Fill in our short adoption enquiry form and we’ll be in touch.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before adopting or fostering a cat from Loveland’s Cat Rescue Charity in Essex or Suffolk, from cost to home checks.
Our Adoption fee is £180 with a £60 deposit required. This goes toward the vet care each cat receives before they’re rehomed rather than being kept as profit.
Typically this covers vaccinations, microchipping, flea and worm treatment, neutering** and a full vet health check, plus 4 weeks free pet insurance with our partner PetPlan to get you started.
** Where age-appropriate, a neutering agreement will be in place for cats too young to be neutered at the time of adoption; this will then be the responsibility of the new adopters to select the vet practice and arrange for neutering to be carried out at their expense
It varies cat by cat. A straightforward match can be sorted within a couple of weeks, while a cat who needs more time to settle or has specific needs may take longer. We’d rather get the match right than rush it.
No. Some cats are used to outdoor access and do best with a garden or cat flap, but plenty of our cats are just as happy living indoors. We’ll talk through what each cat needs when you enquire.
Yes, as long as your landlord has given written permission for you to keep a pet. We’ll ask to see this as part of your application.
Yes, all of our adoptions include a home visit or a video call, just to make sure the cat you’ve chosen is a good fit for your home and routine. It’s a conversation, not an inspection.
Usually yes. We’ll ask about your current pets and, where needed, arrange a supervised introduction before the adoption goes ahead, to make sure everyone gets along.
Get in touch with us directly. We can advise on next steps, and if the cat needs rescuing, we’ll help however we can.
Reach out through our Fostering page or contact us directly. We’ll talk you through what’s involved and what support we provide, so you’re never doing it alone.