South London Cat Centre

South London Cat Centre Cats Protection Cat Centre based in South London. If you're looking to adopt, please visit our website Do come and visit us in Mitcham, South London.

We are a new Cats Protection homing centre based in South London, helping cats in need to find new, loving homes. Since opening in July 2015, we have homed over 750 cats and provided assistance to hundreds of cat owners to help ensure that every cat is treated with an understanding of its needs. We work with a network of dedicated staff, volunteers and fosterer carers to provide the best possible

care to our cats, and it's important to us that every cat in our care is treated as an individual and made to feel as comfortable as possible during their time with us. When you give a home to a cat or kitten from us, you can be assured that it has been vet checked, neutered (if it is old enough), vaccinated, microchipped, and treated for fleas and worms. We also have a shop at the adoption centre where you can buy everything you need for your cat, and all the profits the shop makes go back to us so we can continue helping more cats in need of a new, loving home. We are happy for you to come in to the centre, take a look around and meet our cats and kittens, however at busy times please bear with us as we want everyone to have a great experience. Please do not use our page for urgent queries. To ensure we recieve your message as quickly as possible, please email us at [email protected] or give us a call on 03000120285.

❤️MEET THE GARDEN KITTENS TURNED BARN CATS❤️These four cats came to us after they were dumped in a box near a local esta...
04/09/2026

❤️MEET THE GARDEN KITTENS TURNED BARN CATS❤️

These four cats came to us after they were dumped in a box near a local estate and were left to their own devices to survive.

We knew immediately that they would be outdoor home contenders. They immediately zoomed out of their carriers in our vet room and did what we call "the wall of death"...if you know, you know. Despite our best efforts to slowly introduce them to people, they actively tried to avoid us in their pens.

Once ready for adoption, we started looking for outdoor homes. Luckily, we found two homes, each willing to take two cats.

See Ivy and Willow enjoying the warmth of their barn and exploring the great outdoors. They look much more relaxed and confident than they did in their pens and we are so happy that they are living the life they deserve.

We are always looking outdoor homes. If you have space for a cat or two at your farm, we want to hear from you: [email protected]

💮It just makes sense!💮
04/09/2026

💮It just makes sense!💮

❤️Happy Ginger Cat Appreciation Day! ❤️Drop a photo of your ginger cat in the comments!
01/09/2026

❤️Happy Ginger Cat Appreciation Day! ❤️

Drop a photo of your ginger cat in the comments!

🖤MEET DYLAN AND FLORENCE 🖤These two came to us when they were young kittens and had very limited interactions with peopl...
01/09/2026

🖤MEET DYLAN AND FLORENCE 🖤

These two came to us when they were young kittens and had very limited interactions with people.

We worked with our veterinary and behaviour team to see if we could come up with a plan to better socialise the two to become more accustomed to human presence.

After a few weeks of very little progress, we decided that they would better suit the outdoor home lifestyle.

They now live on a farm with an outbuilding to call their own, where they are looked after but have a huge outdoor space where they can flourish.

We are so happy to see them one year on, thriving and looking extra fluffy!

If you think you have an outdoor home for one of our inbetweener cats, we want to hear from you!

Happy Ginger Cat Appreciation Day! Drop a photo of your ginger cat in the comments :)
01/09/2026

Happy Ginger Cat Appreciation Day!

Drop a photo of your ginger cat in the comments :)

📸World Photograph Day is celebrated annually and recognises the art, science and history of photography.  It highlights ...
31/08/2026

📸World Photograph Day is celebrated annually and recognises the art, science and history of photography. It highlights the cultural impact and encourages photographic enthusiasts to share pictures and participate in events.

The date specifically shows respect to the French government of the daguerreotype by the man of the same name Louise Daguerre as a gift to the world. This event marked the beginning of the practical photography.

For more information, please visit this website:

What Is a Daguerreotype? A Beginner’s Guide to One of Photography’s Earliest Forms - Black Art Magazine

You can now take some fabulous photos of your cat.

❗JOIN OUR FIRST EVER VOLUNTEER OPEN DAY! ❗Ever thought of volunteering or fostering for us, but hesitated to apply? Do y...
29/08/2026

❗JOIN OUR FIRST EVER VOLUNTEER OPEN DAY! ❗

Ever thought of volunteering or fostering for us, but hesitated to apply? Do you want to use your talents to help our cats?

We have many volunteering roles from cat care, fostering, social media, events and fundraising etc.

We will have our Volunteer Team Leaders along with some of our current volunteers and fosterers available to chat more about their experiences and future opportunities within the centre. Pop in anytime between 12pm and 3pm.

Refreshments will be provided.

Register for the open day by DM or emailing [email protected].

Please include your full name, dietary requirements and if there was a particular topic you wanted to talk about.

We look forward to seeing you all there :)

❤️ Please like, comment and share!

- South London Cat Centre Team

🐕‍🦺 International Dog Day: It's also known as National Dog Day in some regions and celebrated every year.We're raising a...
29/08/2026

🐕‍🦺 International Dog Day: It's also known as National Dog Day in some regions and celebrated every year.

We're raising awareness of the adoption of dog adoption and responsible pet ownership.

Established in early 2000 to honour all dogs encompassing family pets, working dogs and dogs in rehoming centres.

It also raises awareness of human treatment.

The purpose of the day:
- Promote adoption - the date focuses on the needs of dogs and encourages responsible adoption.
- Raising awareness - it highlights and reminds us about animal welfare, animal abandonment efforts and dog ownership.
- Celebrating a dogs' role - from loving companions to service/working dogs, these contribute to human well-being.

You can celebrate your dog by:
- Supporting your local animal rehoming centre.
- Reviewing your dog's health necessities such as injections, parasite prevention and chipping.
- Spend quality time with your dog - walks, play-time and enrichment activities 🚶‍♂️🌳
- Consider adoption if you're prepared for long-term responsibility.

International Homeless Animal Day: we're raising awareness of the predicament of homeless animals and advocate adoption ...
29/08/2026

International Homeless Animal Day: we're raising awareness of the predicament of homeless animals and advocate adoption and responsible pet ownership.

It's important to neuter your cats, this means less cats on the streets and fewer unwanted kittens.

Neutering your cat can improve their health, behaviour and extends their lifespan.

Microchipping is equally important. This helps with identification, increased reunion rates with their owners rather than those without chips. Proof of ownership if your cat is stolen or if ownership is contested. It's also mandatory for obtaining a pet passport.

These are just some of the important things to do for your cat.

Please visit our website for more information on microchipping and neutering:


https://www.cats.org.uk/

16/08/2026

Hey 👅 This is Rome 👅 He needs a new home 👅

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Address

Units 3-4 Boundary Business Court, 92-94 Church Road
Mitcham
CR43TD

Opening Hours

Tuesday 12pm - 8pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+443000120285

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