Smokey and Patch, domestic cat for adoption in Chippenham (photo 1 of 2)

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In foster near Chippenham

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Smokey and Patch

7 years • Domestic cat

Listing last checked 7 November 2026

Key facts

Age: 7 years
Sex: Sex not stated
Breed: Domestic cat

Care needs

Three legs

7 year old Mum Patch and tripod daughter 5 year old Smokey need a spacious forever home with experienced cat owners who have time to play and give them all the love and attention they so deserve..

Could live with

Children: Yes
Dogs: Yes
Other cats: No

Taken from Cat Rescue Chippenham's listing, and sometimes worked out from Smokey and Patch's description. Always check with the rescue before you decide.

Adoption information

Cat Rescue Chippenham · in foster near Chippenham

All adoption applications are handled directly by Cat Rescue Chippenham. Contact them to arrange to meet Smokey and Patch and start the adoption process.

About Smokey and Patch

7 year old Mum Patch and tripod daughter 5 year old Smokey need a spacious forever home with experienced cat owners who have time to play and give them all the love and attention they so deserve.. They could go to an indoor home, but ideally we’d like some outdoor space for Patch especially; a catio or enclosed garden would be ideal. Patch came to us with hardly any knowledge of play, but she loves the laser and feather toys. Patch can mostly take or leave fuss and like many cats will let you know when she has had enough. Smokey had surgery to remove a leg earlier this year, due to a sarcoma on her hock. She does just fine as a tripod; gets around well, enjoys her play sessions, and really loves her food. Obviously she has slightly different needs from her mum, and is more inclined to snuggle up next to you. They will be okay living with a cat savvy dog following careful introductions, but they’d prefer a home with no other cats. They are both flea/worm treated, neutered and microchipped. They will be fine with older cat savvy children Could you give these lovely ladies the home they deserve.