Charity Warrington Animal Welfare animal rescue, adoption & Neuter

Sienna is an 11-month-old tortie with the soul of a tiny adventurer and the heart of a quiet sofa companion.  Sienna’s story didn’t start kindly. She was cruelly abandoned by her previous owners and left by the side of the road with a neurological injury affecting one of her legs. At first, vets feared her leg might need to be amputated. Instead, Sienna spent the past three months in a loving foster home, receiving daily physio, endless encouragement, and the chance to relearn how to walk properly.

Thanks to her incredible resilience — and a whole lot of determination — Sienna has made an incredible recovery. Today, she runs, jumps, climbs and plays like any other young cat.  She may occasionally drag her leg or have a clumsy tumble, but this only adds to her unique charm and makes her all the more lovable. With continued patience, play and gentle support, we’re hopeful she will keep improving in her forever home.

Sienna gives off teenager energy — the perfect blend of cheeky, curious and independent kitten, balanced beautifully with her loving, affectionate and friendly nature.  After a busy morning of zoomies and play, she loves nothing more than curling up right next to you for a long, cosy afternoon nap.

She currently lives with a senior cat and they get along well, although her youthful enthusiasm can sometimes be a bit much for him (he’s a grumpy boy). Because of this, we think Sienna would thrive in a home with another playful patient cat or with older children who understand her needs, can match her energy, and will allow her to be unapologetically herself.Despite everything she’s been through, Sienna has no bad bones in her body and is full of life, joy and curiosity. It’s hard to believe someone could ever walk away from such a special soul. Her antics will make you laugh every single day, and her gentle affection will quietly work its way into your heart. Sienna is truly one of a kind, and we believe her perfect home is out there — one that will see her for the loving, joyful little kitten she is.

Samson has had a rough life, but despite this, his charming personality shines through. Samson is almost blind; he has limited vision in his one eye and he is FIV+, so will need a mainly indoor home, ideally with a garden with petprotect fencing installed. Healthwise, he is good…he’s a big chunky boy who certainly loves to eat. For the time being, we are looking for a foster home for him where he can have more space and learn to navigate a home environment. Be warned, he is a ‘Velcro’ cat and he will follow his human everywhere. He adores human company and will demand strokes and cuddles all the time! Although he is cat friendly, as he doesn’t have a malicious bone in his body, we feel he will be best suited as an only cat.

Our dear, gentle Polly has had a rough time of it lately.  She came into the centre with a bad flea allergy from a multi cat household.  As you can see, she has lost a lot of her fur from her tiny body.  Despite her discomfort, this beautiful girl has the most gentle, kind temperament.  Thankfully, she is now flea free and is starting the road to recovery and her fur is growing back on her body.  She is such a trusting soul and has been enjoying some fuss and attention from the volunteers.  A quiet, calm home would suit our lovely Polly, where she can begin her life as a pampered puss.