RSPCA Cambridge Rehoming Gallery
This is a gallery showing animals needing new homes. If you are interested in adopting an animal from us, please complete the adoption application form or email rehoming@rspcacambridge.org.uk putting the animal's name as the subject or phone 07442 679556
Friday, September 12, 2025
Pingu and Oreo
When they were younger above. Next as they are now.
These 2 sisters are 8 months old with friendly and outgoing personalities. They need a home together and should be fine with a cat friendly dog and respectful children.
Wednesday, September 10, 2025
Mowgli
This is Mowgli, an all black male kitten who is approximately 8-9 weeks old. He was unfortunately found as a stray at just 4-5 weeks old and was understandably timid around people at first. But has been doing really well and gaining confidence in foster care ever since. Mowgli is a very cheeky and playful little guy who loves to climb and chase toys. He enjoys both wet and dry food, and is fully trained to use a litter tray. He is still learning that human hands aren’t toys so would benefit from a home with older children and maybe a young confident cat he can play with. He is scared of dogs so would prefer a dog free home.
Saturday, August 23, 2025
Alchemy and Cora
We are 3-4 month old brother and sister who can be a bit timid, as we hadn't been in a house until a few weeks old. I remember ‘home’ being a garden where our Mummy use to have to help us find food but now we have been welcomed into a warm home and we are old enough to eat food from a plate. We have a cosy bed as well and now we like people a little bit. Cora is still very shy but, by supporting each other, this thing you call confidence is really getting better.
Tuesday, August 12, 2025
Alfie
Alfie is a friendly, chatty 14-year-old Oriental who loves being with his humans and has a real talent for climbing his cat tree, even with just three legs. He’s playful, especially with his catnip toys, boxes, and ball-track, and enjoys plenty of cuddles. Alfie would like to be the only pet in the home so he can soak up all the attention. He has previously had a skin condition, now resolved with treatment, and is weaning off steroids, which he may need long-term. He could live with children and would enjoy outside access (after a settling in period)
Wednesday, July 16, 2025
Special Homes needed for Shy Cats
We have cats, young and old, that are not well socialised pets. But are ideal for homes that don't mind being hands off and maybe looking for some rodent deterrence in exchange for giving them food and shelter and keeping an eye out for them. Shelter could be a barn, garage or shed. Or a part of the house where they can do their own thing and not be stressed by human interaction.
Coal - Rehomed
This friendly cutie, is a 3 month old female. Pretty easy going so could likely live with another cat, cat friendly dog and/or children
Friday, June 27, 2025
Ralph
Ralph as a delightful more mature gentleman. He came into our care with a bad mouth but has
He could live with older children and/or a cat friendly dog. But we think he would be best as an only cat
Saturday, June 14, 2025
Frankie
Frankie is an affectionate 13 year old chatty chap who is quite a lapcat and loves a snuggle with his humans. Although he has lived with a dog and another cat, we think his ideal home would be as an only pet and without young children so he can have a peaceful life. He is used to outside access but doesnt venture far. He has been diagnosed with an overactive thyroid which medications should keep under control. He may need these permanently.
Wednesday, October 16, 2024
Natal Multimammate Mice
Natal multimammate mice are sociable and inquisitive little rodents that can live safely in pairs or groups. Due to their fast reproduction- we only recommend keeping them in same sex groups. They are larger than a mouse but a lot smaller than a rat and do not smell strongly like other rodents do.
We have lots of males and females available for rehoming, both adults and babies. You will need a large cage with exercise wheels in to keep these guys happy! They will only be rehomed in same sex pairs and groups.