Marmalade & Dizzy, domestic cat for adoption in the North East (photo 1 of 4)

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Based in the North East

Opens Minnie's Haven Cat Rescue's own website. The rescue handles applications, home checks and the adoption fee.

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Marmalade & Dizzy

Domestic cat

Listing last checked 4 November 2026

Key facts

Age: Not stated
Sex: Sex not stated
Breed: Domestic cat

Care needs

Diabetic

Around much of the time (Marmalade needs small regular meals). His medication is added in his food and he takes this no problem at all. Own transport and within our vets area (Amble and surrounding areas) for ease is a must.

Could live with

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

Taken from Minnie's Haven Cat Rescue's listing, and sometimes worked out from Marmalade & Dizzy's description. Always check with the rescue before you decide.

Adoption information

Minnie's Haven Cat Rescue · based in the north east

All adoption applications are handled directly by Minnie's Haven Cat Rescue. Contact them to arrange to meet Marmalade & Dizzy and start the adoption process.

About Marmalade & Dizzy

✨️ LOCAL LONG TERM FOSTER NEEDED ✨️ ✨ Arrived at Minnie's in March 2026 🐱 They are 13 and 14 🤫 We are looking for someone with a quiet home 🚗 Own transport and within our vets area (Amble and surrounding areas) for ease is a must. 💕 A room must be used initially given Dizzy is very nervous to start We are looking for a foster home for an amazing pair of older cats. Marmalade and Dizzy arrived several weeks ago. They have gone through quite an ordeal. Dizzy was neutered where it was found she was suffering with severe endometriosis. She's making a great recovery and showing some of her true colours now. Marmalade... where do we start. He was matted, ate everything in sight and was emptying water bowls for fun. We suspected diabetes and bloods confirmed this. He's now been on medication for 2 weeks and the transformation has been amazing. He has ear issues which will be monitored moving forward. We are looking for someone with a quiet home. Around much of the time (Marmalade needs small regular meals). His medication is added in his food and he takes this no problem at all. Own transport and within our vets area (Amble and surrounding areas) for ease is a must. A room must be used initially given Dizzy is very nervous to start.