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Dozens of cats rehomed across Essex & Suffolk
Loveland’s Cat Rescue matches rescued cats and kittens across Essex and Suffolk with loving, permanent homes. Every cat who comes to us has been vet-checked, settled into foster care, and prepared for the next chapter all we need now is you.
We keep the process simple and personal. No long waiting lists, no red tape, just four steps between you and a cat who’s ready to come home.
Every cat who comes to us is looked after as one of our own. Vet-checked, settled into foster care, and matched carefully with the right home, until they find somewhere to stay for good.
Fill out an adoption enquiry form telling us about your home and your experience with cats.
Every adopter agrees to our mandatory spaying/neutering policy and ongoing age-appropriate medical care.
Every cat is settled with an approved foster carer while they're assessed and prepared for rehoming.
You'll complete an in-person visit with our staff or foster parents, so we can be sure it's the right match for you and for them.
Four simple steps to bringing your new furry friend home.
Tell us about your home and household with our online adoption enquiry form attached below.
A member of our team gets in touch to talk through your home, family, and any existing pets.
We introduce you to cats whose needs suit your home and lifestyle.
Once approved, your new cat comes home with you, with LoveLands’ ongoing support for life.
Dozens of cats rehomed across Essex & Suffolk
Fill out this quick adoption enquiry form below, and we’ll get in touch shortly.
Meet our cats, currently a part of Loveland’s Cat Rescue Charity!
Everything you need to know before adopting a cat in Essex or Suffolk, from cost to home checks.
Yes – adoption cost is £180 and includes vaccinations, microchipping and neutering (age dependent – if too young to be neutered, a neutering agreement will be put in place)
It can take as little as 10 days to complete all our checks. But we arrange homechecks around the availability of our applicants and volunteers.
We always visit every prospective adopter’s home; we find it a great way to introduce ourselves and we find meeting in person always helps build a bond with potential adopters.
Yes, if someone is renting their home, we would require seeing written proof from the landlord that they are happy for the adopters to have a cat in the property.
Yes, absolutely! We have a number of cats that are bonded, so we will re-home them together. We also will not adopt out single kittens aged under a year if there isn’t a resident cat already at the property; the only exception to that is if the kitten has a medical condition, and that would be discussed with the potential adopters prior to any adoption agreement being signed.
If the adoption doesn’t work out for any reason, we are always on hand to offer support in the first instance. But we provide a rescue guarantee of them coming back into our care if needed.
We are happy to re-home cats further afield as well; our focus is in Essex and Suffolk. We ask they live within an hour’s drive, just so our volunteers are able to do a seamless handover and so the welfare of the cat isn’t affected.
