04/09/2026
π Could one of our cats stay with you for a while? π
We are incredibly grateful for the amount of interest in dog fostering we had from our last post. Thank you π! We would now like to turn the spotlight to the cats in our care π±πΎ.
Our centre is grateful to have three cat fosterers, who kindly offer space in their home π for a rescue cat. The RSPCA is currently caring for hundreds of cats who have lived in difficult situations πΏ. Fostering provides them with a safe space to build confidence and experience a loving home π whilst they wait for their forever family πͺ.
As a fosterer you don't need to have an adult only and animal free home. We would love to hear from anyone who has love to give a cat and someone at home who is happy to drive ππ.
One of our fosterers described fostering as "a heartwarming experience. I have fostered three cats so far this year, all with their own cheeky personality! It has been wonderful to see them build confidence and find their home. The RSPCA has paid for all of the food and any veterinary treatment. Whenever I have needed to speak to someone, they are always easy to reach. My current foster cat, Zena, is being adopted this weekend, I can't wait to hear how she gets on at home!"
If you have space in your family to welcome a foster cat, we would love to hear from you. You can send in application or message our fostering coordinator by clicking this link β‘ https://volunteer.rspca.org.uk/opportunities/120073-cat-fosterer-cat-fosterer-north-wales-2026-07-17
Here are a few happy faces of cats who have enjoyed their time in foster homes over the past few years π