Welcome to our Cat Gallery - showing photos of just a selection of the cats and kittens we have recently rehomed, starting with the most recent. And check out our archive for more photos of cats we have rehomed in the past.

We have cats like these waiting NOW to be rehomed. Check out our latest arrivals. If you can offer a good home to one or more of our cats, please don't hesitate to contact us.

The lovely Syd

Syd

It's not every day that the AHT gets a pure pedigree cat - and the lovely Syd was an exceptional character as well as being very beautiful.

Happily we managed to find him a marvellous home in a real Mrs Marples type cottage in a village in Northamptonshire, where he now rules the roost - bossing around the resident dog and two giant rabbits.

Read all about Siamese cats in Wikipedia.

Twiggy

Max

Nobby

Midnight

Buffy (above) and Edgar

Emma

Duchess

Twiglet

Phoebe - (also known as Cinnamon)

Maud originally came to the AHT as a kitten and was then returned to us as a 7-year-old when her owner had to leave the country.

She was a reserved cat who stayed quite a long time in our cattery while more assertive cats were chosen. So we were very happy when a nice couple from Ruislip offered to give her a home as an "indoor cat". They have recently sent us some really lovely photos showing her settling down in her new home and coming out her shell.

Storm (above) and Jake (aka Ollie)

Here are Jake and Storm awaiting their move. As you can see, they have made themselves pretty comfortable in our cattery.

All the human helpers there will miss them sorely, but other cats might not be so sorry to see them go :-)

Grateful thanks to Cat Chat for posting their details on their website and helping find them that home.

Jasmine

Princess

Brothers Branston (above) & Pickles

Percy (formerly Pirate) and Paris

We were determined to home these two brothers together if possible. This was a challenge - and they stayed too long in our short-term cattery. Finally, after also being adverted on Cat Chat, they found a nice home in Walthamstow.

Rogue

Rogue found herself homeless when an unsympathetic landlord told her previous owner she was not allowed another pet. Reluctantly she gave her to us for rehoming. A really beautiful young cat, with a playful and loving disposition, she didn't have long to wait before going to a family in Buckingham.

"The kids adore her" - wrote the mother in a nice thank-you letter to us. They have also renamed her Pluto.

Hoover

Hoover impressed us with his appetite when he arrived at AHT - given to us when his previous owner's child developed an allergy. A calm and very pleasant cat, he was found an ideal home in Chingford. The house has not just one but three cat-flaps out into the lovely back-garden. Our only slight concern was that Hoover must share his new home with several pet birds - and cats and birds aren't always the best mix. As of last reports, both furry and feathered friends were still happily co-existing.

Fiddler

Fiddler was one of a litter of kittens born to a feral mother who we trapped in Tottenham.

This attractive kitten and his brother were snapped up almost immediately by a family from Crouch End.

Marvin

Marvin was rescued - along with his siblings - as a timid kitten by the AHT. This was a sad case of neglect: his mother had been left to fend for herself on the streets when her owner moved house. None of the kittens were in good health when we rescued them, all with infections - which resulted in the deaths of two of his siblings. Marvin himself lost the use of one eye - and as a result proved difficult to home. He was also timid and a bit depressive. However, after over a year at the AHT he was finally offered a home by a friend of our veterinary nurse.

Simba

Simba was an exceptionally handsome cat, given to us when his foreign owner had to return to his native land, and a new wife who didn't want pets. Well, we would all have chosen Simba instead :-)

This gorgeous cat was quite aloof and not too sociable. A retired lady from Enfield has given him a good new home.

Danny

Danny was a nice cat who stayed with the AHT a lot longer than he should have done simply because of his age.

People want kittens or young cats, and Danny was already 11 when he came our way - though in fine health.

In the end we made him the subject of quite a campaign - since his is such a sadly typical case. This very photo of him was turned into a poster, shown locally, and as a result he at last found the loving home he waited for so long.