Freya, domestic cat for adoption in Burton upon Trent (photo 1 of 2)

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In foster near Burton upon Trent

This rescue cares for its animals in foster homes around Burton upon Trent; they'll tell you exactly where Freya is.

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Freya

1 year, 7 months • Female • Domestic cat

Listing last checked 5 November 2026

Medium

Key facts

Age: 1 year, 7 months
Sex: Female
Breed: Domestic cat
Size: Medium

Could live with

Children: Yes
Dogs: Not known
Other cats: Not known

Taken from Harley's Hounds Animal Rescue's listing, and sometimes worked out from Freya's description. Always check with the rescue before you decide.

Health and training

Neutered:: Yes

Adoption information

Harley's Hounds Animal Rescue · in foster near Burton upon Trent

All adoption applications are handled directly by Harley's Hounds Animal Rescue. Contact them to arrange to meet Freya and start the adoption process.

About Freya

Urgently seeking a very specific home for Freya, a 1 year old female cat. Freya came into us on Christmas Day, along with her kittens. She had given birth under the Christmas tree, and was attacking anyone and everything who was in the room with her. Since having her kittens rehomed, and being spayed, she has calmed down drastically and is just such a weird little girl. she will one minute be desperate for fuss and all purrs, but then the second she sees another animal will start growling and yowling, she isn't just vocal, she will full on attack them, and then you if you're nearby. We need a completely pet free home for Freya with no other animals at all, with someone who is completely unafraid of crazy cats and will not show her any fear! We are desperate to see if this helps her return to normal, prior to having kittens she lived with toddlers, dogs and other cats with no issues at all. We have tried sprays, CBD, pain relief, safe spaces, freedom to roam, you name it i promise the fosters have tried. As you can see, sometimes she can be a super sweet baby girl! If you are brave enough to offer, please get in touch, the alternative is finding her a feral type home which seems like such a shame.