That’s the appeal the organisation is making over the “Twixmas” period, as a number of their feline friends are looking to make the move from (hopefully) temporary accommodation with the team and their foster families to a more permanent home in the city.
Adopting during the New Year isn't just about giving a cat a fresh start; it’s about the unique companionship they bring to your own resolutions.
Whether you’re looking for a quiet "lap cat" to join you for cosy winter evenings or a playful kitten to bring energy to your household, the Leeds branch has a variety of personalities waiting to meet their match.
If you have a space on your sofa and a place in your heart for one of the eight you see here, you can find more information on the cats and the adoption process at the Cats Protection Leeds & District website.
The process begins with an online inquiry, followed by a chat with the dedicated rehoming team.
7. Gary (Domestic Short Hair)
Gorgeous Gary is a friendly, confident cat with a big personality and a love of big, cuddly affection. He is also known to have a deep love for the outdoors. Gary is not interested in making feline friends; he's happiest in a home where he can be the only cat and get all the attention. Gary would make a great companion cat and deserves a fresh start in life, as he was originally found as a stray. | Cats Protection Leeds
8. Polly (Domestic Short Hair)
Polly came into Cats Protection's care after she was unfortunately left behind by her previous owners. It has taken her a little bit of time to settle, but now she is such a lovely lady who enjoys lots of strokes and attention. She has often lived with another cat before, but these interactions didn't go very well, so she will need to be the only pet. Polly does have suspected IBD, so she will need to go home on some medication and a specialist diet. | Cats Protection Leeds