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In foster near London

This rescue cares for its animals in foster homes around London; they'll tell you exactly where Jerry is.

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Jerry

1 year, 3 months • Male • Domestic cat

Listing last checked 6 November 2026

High energy

Key facts

Age: 1 year, 3 months
Sex: Male
Breed: Domestic cat

Care needs

Blind or low vision

He has recovered well but is very probably blind in his left eye as a result of his injury, but this doesn’t seem to hinder him at all. He’s mastered the art of the vertical take-off – all four paws leave the ground simultaneously when he jumps for his toys, and he excels at mid-air catches of his catnip fish.

Could live with

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

Taken from Feline Friends London's listing, and sometimes worked out from Jerry's description. Always check with the rescue before you decide.

Health and training

Neutered:: Yes
Vaccinated:: Yes
Microchipped:: Yes

Adoption information

Feline Friends London · in foster near London

All adoption applications are handled directly by Feline Friends London. Contact them to arrange to meet Jerry and start the adoption process.

About Jerry

Jerry is a delightful young cat, extremely affectionate and friendly and loves to be with people. He has a beautiful soft coat with a white chest, tummy and rather large paws. He is very lively and energetic and loves games and exploring. He’s a chatty cat, and chirrups away – he seems to have an opinion on everything! He was found injured in a garden, and spent several weeks in the hospital before being placed in our care. He has recovered well but is very probably blind in his left eye as a result of his injury, but this doesn’t seem to hinder him at all. He’s mastered the art of the vertical take-off – all four paws leave the ground simultaneously when he jumps for his toys, and he excels at mid-air catches of his catnip fish. In his quieter moments, he appreciates listening to Radio 4.