Milo, domestic cat for adoption in London (photo 1 of 2)
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In foster near West London

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Opens Hounslow Animal Welfare Society's own website. The rescue handles applications, home checks and the adoption fee.

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Milo

7 months • Male • Domestic cat

Listing last checked 6 November 2026

High energy

Key facts

Age
7 months
Sex
Male
Breed
Domestic cat

Could live with

  • Children: Not known
  • Dogs: Not known
  • Other cats: Not known

Taken from Hounslow Animal Welfare Society's listing, and sometimes worked out from Milo's description. Always check with the rescue before you decide.

Health and training

Neutered:
Yes
Vaccinated:
Yes
Microchipped:
Yes

Adoption information

Hounslow Animal Welfare Society · in foster near West London

All adoption applications are handled directly by Hounslow Animal Welfare Society. Contact them to arrange to meet Milo and start the adoption process.

About Milo

Milo is a striking black‑and‑white boy with a confident presence and a wonderfully expressive personality. Milo is playful, social, and often the first to investigate new toys or greet visitors. When he decides it’s time for affection, he becomes an “attention monster”, leaning in, purring loudly, and demanding cuddles with charming insistence. He’s bold, fun, and endlessly entertaining, but also deeply affectionate when the mood strikes. Milo would thrive in a home that enjoys an interactive, confident kitten who brings energy, humour, and warmth. He’s a standout cat with a big heart and an even bigger personality. He should be adopted with his Brother Finn. They would need a very safe road as young males tend to wander. Garden required Milo has been neutered, microchipped and is fully vaccinated Garden required.

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