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4 months • Domestic Shorthair

Rescue cats and kittens looking for new homes in and around Oswestry, listed for rehoming by rescues and rehoming centres.
All 20 are with rescues reachable from Oswestry, in places such as Shrewsbury and Whitchurch. Each card shows the town and how far it is.
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Two cat rescues list their cats for Oswestry. Shropshire Cat Rescue has its cattery at Bayston Hill on the southern edge of Shrewsbury, about 16 miles away, and Shropshire Street Cats keeps its cats with fosterers and in a rescue pen near Whitchurch, about 17 miles to the north east.
Kittens make up much of what both rescues have in, so the kittens page is often the fuller one. Each cat links to its own rescue, and you apply there.
Shropshire Street Cats now and then opens its pen near Whitchurch as a tiny cat cafe for one to three people, a chance to meet the resident cats with or without a view to adopting; slots are few and advertised as they come up. It also hands out neutering vouchers as one of Cats Protection's advocate charities.
Cats Protection has no branch page for Oswestry, and its own cats are not on LocalPetFinder, so search its site as well.
At Shropshire Cat Rescue the minimum donation is £70 for any cat or kitten and £100 for a pedigree cat, papers or not, and it covers part of what the cattery spends on that cat. Shropshire Street Cats puts no fee on its website, so ask when you enquire.
Each rescue sets its own adoption fee. Cats Protection says you can expect to pay £80 to £120 on average for an adult cat and £100 to £120 for a kitten, varying between its branches, and Blue Cross fees start from £150 for cats aged 4 months to 7 years. The fee usually covers neutering, microchipping and first vaccinations, and each rescue confirms its own fee.
Both rescues check the home before a cat leaves, though the details differ (Shropshire Cat Rescue and Shropshire Street Cats):
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Shropshire Cat Rescue at Bayston Hill, about 16 miles away, and Shropshire Street Cats, with fosterers and a pen near Whitchurch about 17 miles away, are the cat rescues we list for Oswestry.
A minimum donation of £70 for a cat or kitten and £100 for a pedigree, with or without papers.
Yes. It lets adopters come and meet its cats, and it sometimes opens its rescue pen near Whitchurch as a tiny cat cafe for small groups.
Cats Protection's website has no Oswestry branch page. Its cats are on its own site, not ours.
Our Oswestry rehoming page sets out the routes open to cat owners in the town, and you can list your cat with us too.
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No. LocalPetFinder is an independent UK website and is not connected with Petfinder. We bring together dogs, cats and rabbits from UK rescues and rehoming centres, and every profile links to the rescue that cares for the animal, so you apply with them directly.
Pets4Homes describes itself as the UK’s largest online pet marketplace, connecting buyers with breeders as well as shelters and charities. LocalPetFinder is for adoption: our listings come from rescues and rehoming centres and from owners rehoming their own pet, each checked by a reviewer before it goes live. We do not take adverts from breeders.
No. We do not list the RSPCA’s animals, at its national centres or its branches. To see them, use RSPCA Find a Pet, the RSPCA’s own search for animals in its centres and branches across England and Wales.