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In foster near London

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Opens London Inner City Kitties's own website. The rescue handles applications, home checks and the adoption fee.

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Lotus & Lottie

2 years • Female • Domestic cat

Listing last checked 6 November 2026

Low energy

Key facts

Age
2 years
Sex
Female
Breed
Domestic cat

Could live with

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

Taken from London Inner City Kitties's listing, and sometimes worked out from Lotus & Lottie's description. Always check with the rescue before you decide.

Adoption information

London Inner City Kitties · in foster near London

All adoption applications are handled directly by London Inner City Kitties. Contact them to arrange to meet Lotus & Lottie and start the adoption process.

About Lotus & Lottie

Lotus (black) and Lottie (tortoiseshell) are sisters with the biggest eyes you’ll ever see! They are the sweetest, most polite cats in the world who have never (ever!) bitten or scratched their fosterers. Lottie is a big lovebug who loves to cuddle, and will often sit on your chest while you’re lying in bed. She doesn’t mind being picked up and cradled like a baby, and is generally very easygoing. Lotus, the smaller of the two, is a bit more wary of being picked up, but is still very affectionate and will jump in bed with you to receive her nightly scratches. Both of them love big belly rubs and chin scratches, and they love their treats with Lottie being a bit more vocal about food. They are both really well behaved and never cause a fuss. They will suit a loving home where they can get lots of cuddles and love from their forever family.

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