16/10/2026
😸 In much of Asia, black cats and tortoiseshell cats are considered the luckiest. Today Bud and Rue would probably agree with you! 😻
🐈⬛ Gorgeous black Bud (12) was much loved by his family, but they sadly couldn’t take him when they moved. Ever so friendly with us in the shelter, we knew he would fit in anywhere, being relaxed around children, other cats and dogs. Bud has now been adopted by a lovely couple and their teenage son. They already have an independent outdoor-loving cat and a dog, so they were loooking for a cat who would enjoy being around them a bit more. The family were smitten with Bud, and after three visits to make sure he got on well with all of them, and to give him time to recover from his dental treatment, he finally left the shelter. He will be very slowly be getting acquainted with other household pets, but we are confident he will do just fine!
🐈 Snuggly tortie Rue (10) was perfectly happy with her folks until the family grew to include children. Realising that she was increasingly stressed by the busier environment, her folks sadly made the difficult decision to rehome her. Rue has now been adopted by a retired couple who had been three years without a cat after a lifetime of being owned by cats. As they live on a relatively busy road, they needed a cat who would be happy to live indoors with them. However, they’re planning to build a catio for her in the near future.
👉 Meet all our available cats here: https://www.catsprotectionwellington.org.nz/adopt-a-cat.
👉 Find out more about our Care for Life foster programme here: https://www.catsprotectionwellington.org.nz/foster-a-cat/.