Meet the cats and kittens currently looking for their forever home across Essex and Suffolk.
We’re based in the Essex and Suffolk areas and add new rescues fortnightly
Every cat you see here has come to Loveland's through rescue, not a shop or a breeder — many after being abandoned, surrendered, or found as strays across Essex and Suffolk. Each one is vet-checked, settled into foster care, and matched carefully with the right home. Can't see a cat that's right for you today? New profiles go up as soon as a cat is ready to be rehomed — check back soon, or get in touch and we can let you know when a match comes along.
Ready to give a rescue cat a loving home? Fill in our short adoption enquiry form and we’ll be in touch.
Everything you need to know before adopting a cat in Essex or Suffolk, from cost to home checks.
Most UK cat charities charge somewhere between £80 and £150, which 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 a short period of free pet insurance to get you started.
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.
