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Jan 2013 kittensMay 2013 ~ Spring is in the air and we have lots of lovely cats who have just been admitted to the shelter. All of them need to find new forever homes. 
The kitten season is off to a busy start. We've already had two litters born in the shelter with another due any day. And young mum Leyla was admitted with her four babies who are all doing well.
The waiting list for kittens has now reopened and lots of people have already been in to put their name down. You must visit the shelter to get your name added to our kitten waiting list. We cannot take your details by email. 
These lovely kittens called Jet, Joey, James and Jerry (pictured) were just 8 weeks old when they arrived in the shelter last year. They all quickly found new loving homes.

We always have cats available, they usually range in age, size, colour and temperament. That usually means we will be able to find the cat for you. Our website is updated on a regular basis but we recommend that you visit the shelter as we are always getting new admissions. Visiting the shelter gives you the opportunity to arrange a home visit and to chat with our volunteers about the cats currently in our care and those that might soon be joining us.

Kittens: In general the kitten season runs from April - October, although in recent years we have had litters well outside these times. We always operate a waiting list for our kittens. To be added to the list you must visit the shelter so we can arrange a home visit and take details from you. 

Admissions: If you need to admit a cat(s) to the shelter either a stray or for rehoming please arrange through our Admissions Officer. Space at the shelter is in high demand and we keep a waiting list for admissions which we try to make as fair as possible. We cannot take cats without prior notice.

Ferals:
Kittens, feral kittens are simply those that are born outside and are rather timid. They need a patient and loving adopter who will take the time to bring them out of themselves. These kittens are not suitable for a home with small children.

Adult cats:
If you are looking for farm/stable cats to control the mouse population please contact the shelter.
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Baby
Baby's owner died recently and she needs to find a new home. Baby is a mature girl who would be best suited to a quiet home. She is a cute little cat ...
Clackmannanshire & Stirling
Yang *reserved
Yang had to come into the shelter with sister Ying when their owner was made homeless. Yang is a very affectionate mature boy who loves to sleep ...
Clackmannanshire & Stirling
Tara
Cute little Tara gets on well with everyone - adults and children of all ages including babies. She is fine with dogs but hasn't been around other ...
Clackmannanshire & Stirling
Ebony
Ebony is a mature girl who just loves to get lots of attention and cuddles. It's her second time in the shelter through no fault of her own - the ...
Clackmannanshire & Stirling
Sooty
Sooty was a stray for about three months before he came into the shelter. He appears to be a young cat and is very friendly. Sooty would make a good ...
Clackmannanshire & Stirling
Patch *reserved
Little Patch was left at the shelter because his elderly owner took ill and there was no-one else to care for him. He's only 9 months old but ...
Clackmannanshire & Stirling
Bella
Bella's owner is emigrating and reluctantly decided to put her up for adoption. What Bella enjoys most is being comfy, warm and pampered but she also ...
Clackmannanshire & Stirling
Vinnie
Vinnie has come into us for rehoming due to illness in his owners family and they can no longer keep him. He is a friendly cat who needs access to a ...
Clackmannanshire & Stirling
Smudge
Smudge came into the shelter with Missie and two other cats because their owner is moving to a new house where the landlord doesn't allow pets. Smudge...
Clackmannanshire & Stirling
Missie
Missie came into the shelter with Smudge and two other cats because their owner was moving house and the new landlord doesn't allow cats. Missie and ...
Clackmannanshire & Stirling
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Some of the cats in our care may not yet be on our website. If you are looking for a feline companion, please call us on 01259 720 555