Adopt a Cat from Feline Friends London
All the adult cats in our foster care will have been vet-checked, neutered, vaccinated, deflead, wormed, and microchipped by the time they are rehomed. Kittens of 9 weeks are rehomed with a first vaccination and will have had a full vaccination course if rehomed at 13 weeks. For cats under 6 months, we need you to agree to get them neutered and microchipped by 6 months of age.
Our adoption fees are £125 for a single kitten under 6 months, £200 for a pair of kittens under 6 months, £120 for an adult cat, and £90 for cats of 10 years and over. We rehome cats as indoor-only if they have a disability, are FIV or FeLV positive, or are at least 10 years old and show no interest in going outside.
When applying to adopt a cat, please put the name of the cat in the subject line of your email. If your enquiry is more general and you are looking for a type of cat, for instance, an older cat, an indoor-only cat, a cat with a disability or special needs, or a pair of cats or kittens, please put this in the subject line.
Meet the Cats Looking for New Homes
Papsi
Papsi
Papsi is about 4 years old, very cute and incredibly clever. He likes to climb and play and will sit with you or cuddle up with you on your bed. He’ll happily chat with you - he might even share his story with you.
Papsi was rescued by his previous owner when they were in Istanbul in 2023. He was very sick on the streets and needed urgent medical care. They couldn't find a home for him in Istanbul, so they brought him to London, hoping he could live with them. But after a long time trying everything to introduce him to their resident male cat (also a former street cat), they've realised their resident cat won't accept him. This isn't Papsi's fault at all - he's great with other cats and has been incredibly sweet the whole time.
He's FIV+ and has calicivirus, which is being managed with a low dose of steroids. At the moment, he's a very healthy boy, and he’s been quite happy observing the outside world from behind a window pane.
He would get on equally well in a house with or without other cats (who share his medical conditions). While he’s shown interest in the other cats in his current foster home, he’s much more interested in a human cuddle buddy. He can be quite skittish at first, though, so a quieter home and an extra helping of patience would suit this sweet boy best.
Is this cat neutered? Yes
Is this cat part of a bonded pair? No
What is the colour of the cat? Tabby
What is the sex of the cat? Male
What is the cat's date of birth? 16/04/2021
Is this an indoor-only cat? Yes
Would this cat be suitable for a household with small children? Unsure
Would this cat be suitable for a house with other cats? No
Would this cat be suitable for a house with other pets? Unsure
Does this cat have special needs? Yes